Chinar Corps joins hands with Indrani Balan Foundation for financial sustainability of Army Goodwill Schools
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Chinar Corps joins hands with Indrani Balan Foundation for financial sustainability of Army Goodwill Schools
To provide better education facilities to the youth of Kashmir, Indian Army's Chinar Corps has entered into a MoU with Indrani Balan Foundation.
Through this MoU, Army will get financial sustainability of Army Goodwill Schools and Parivar School Society.
The event was presided over by Lieutenant General BS Raju, Chinar Corps Commander along with Punit Balan and Jahanvi Dhariwal of Indrani Balan Foundation.
Indrani Balan Foundation, a welfare foundation is active in variety of philanthropic work across country.
Chinar Corps currently runs over 25 Goodwill Schools in Kashmir, which educates more than 10,000 students every year.
Total approx 1 lakh students have passed out from these esteemed institutions.
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