BENGALURU, December 6, 2024 — In a vibrant display of community spirit and inclusivity, Rotary Bangalore Midtown hosted the Mast Maja Carnival at Rangoli Garden, Jakkur. The day-long event was dedicated to 325 children, aged 9 to 12, hailing from migrant and village communities in Doddaballapur, providing them with a rare opportunity for joy, learning, and personal growth.
Designed to boost confidence and emotional well-being, the carnival featured a diverse lineup of activities tailored for the young attendees:
- Creative Arts: Engaging pottery sessions and a captivating magic show.
- Physical Vitality: High-energy fitness dance sessions and interactive team games.
- Cultural Connection: Traditional cultural performances and an educational village tour.
- Inspiration: Motivational talks aimed at fostering resilience and social skills.
To ensure a seamless experience, Rotary Bangalore Midtown provided full logistical support, including round-trip transport and nutritious meals (breakfast and lunch) for all participants.
Rtn Rajesh Shah, President of Rotary Bangalore Midtown, highlighted the project’s core mission:
“The Mast Maja Carnival is an inclusivity-driven initiative. By providing these children with unique opportunities to interact and learn, we empower them to develop a sense of belonging and the confidence needed to navigate their futures.”
The success of the event was further echoed by Youth Services Directors Rtn Vinay Choradia and Rtn Roopamouli, alongside Rtn Nishu Ravikiran (Chair for Women’s Welfare and Girl Empowerment):
“Witnessing the bright smiles on these children’s faces at the end of the day was the ultimate reward. It reflected the profound positive impact this experience had on their lives.”
