From cozy sweaters and woollen shawls to blankets, gloves, and caps — people from all walks of life opened their hearts and wardrobes to help others. Within days, donation boxes overflowed with neatly packed woollen clothes, each bundle carrying the warmth of human kindness.
Students, families, and local residents participated enthusiastically, ensuring that no one in their neighborhood was left shivering this winter.
Thanks to everyone who contributed, this winter became brighter and warmer for hundreds of people. Your thoughtful donations turned into threads of kindness that wrapped our city in warmth.
Celebrating the Power of the Girl Child At our NGO, we believe that empowering the girl child is one of the strongest steps toward building a brighter future for our nation. As part of this commitment, we organize Kanya Bhojan, a heartfelt initiative that celebrates young girls by offering them love, respect, and nourishment. The Meaning Behind Kanya Bhojan Kanya Bhojan is rooted in the age-old Indian tradition of honoring the girl child as a symbol of purity, strength, and prosperity. During this occasion, young girls (often between 5–12 years) are invited and served a wholesome meal. Each girl is welcomed with warmth, treated with dignity, and celebrated for the potential she carries within her. More Than Just a Meal For us, Kanya Bhojan is not just about serving food—it is about spreading awareness and sending a strong message to society: Respect every girl child as equal and important. Encourage education, health, and opportunities for girls. Nurture values of equality, dignity, and compassion in the community. Through this program, we aim to highlight that the nourishment of a girl child—both physically and emotionally—is essential for the nourishment of the entire society. Community Participation The success of Kanya Bhojan lies in community involvement. Volunteers, donors, and well-wishers come together to prepare meals, host events, and interact with the children. This spirit of togetherness strengthens bonds and reminds us of our shared responsibility toward creating a safe and inclusive world for every girl. Our Vision By organizing Kanya Bhojan regularly, we aspire to: Eradicate discrimination against the girl child. Promote education and health awareness among families. Spread the message that every girl is a blessing, not a burden. Join Us in This Journey Every smile we see during Kanya Bhojan inspires us to work harder for the cause of gender equality. We invite you to be a part of this noble initiative—whether by volunteering your time, sponsoring meals, or spreading awareness. Together, let us ensure that every girl child is cherished, respected, and given the wings to fly. Because when we empower a girl, we empower an entire generation.
On May 11, 2025 we hosted a special event for women entrepreneurs all across Bhopal to represent their businesses and connect with other women in their field. About 30 women participated in the event showcasing their ideas and speaking about them in front of others. From influencers to craftspeople all came up and showed us that women can achieve everything and anything. We also had Mrs. Shiromani Sharma (Parshad of BJP) as our honorable chief guest. She is a woman of culture and embodiment of an independent women. It was our honor to have had her at our event and celebrate Mother’s Day with all of us. The event included fun games for everyone including prizes for the winners. The best three business ideas were crowned by our founder Manisha Shrivastava and every participant received a certificate of acknowledgement by Mrs. Shiromani Sharma.
The Nekdoot Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Indian culture and traditions. Our Saree Draping Competition celebrates the elegance of the saree and encourages participants to showcase creative and traditional draping styles. Through this event, we aim to preserve heritage and inspire pride in Indian attire.
The Nekdoot Foundation is proud to present the Rangoli Competition — a colorful celebration of tradition, creativity, and community spirit. Rangoli, a vibrant part of Indian culture, reflects the beauty of expression through patterns and colors.
The Nekdoot Foundation is proud to launch this Beauty Training Program to empower individuals with practical skills and confidence. This program aims to support self-reliance, personal growth, and career opportunities in the beauty industry.
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