Hosangadi village to be adopted by Alva's Foundation

March 27, 2011

Moodbidri, March 27: Alva's Education Foundation has decided to adopt Hosangadi village, which has recently been recognised as the cleanest village in the state.

Dr Mohan Alva, Chief of the Foundation, has announced that activities such as maintenance of cleanliness of the village, making the village plastic free, turning Hosangadi into a village free of badill-habits etc would be supported financially by Alva's Foundation.

He made this announcement while addressing the gathering at a programme organized by the Hosangadi Friends Club.

Dr Alva also said that support will be provided from his Foundation to the deserving candidates from backward communities of the region for their education.

On the occasion three students - Deepak of Std IV, DKZP Higher Primary School, Badakodi, Manmatha of Std VII, DKZP Higher Primary School, Paddandadka, and Siraj Mansoor of Std VII, DKZP Higher Primary School, Perinje, were awarded the 'Shaala Nairmalya Ratna' prize for picking up the highest amount of plastic waste in the Hosangadi village range.

Social worker Hariprasad, the man behind 'Madari Mane Susthithi Samudaya Yojane' project, was also felicitated on the occasion by Hosangadi Friends Club.

Dr L H Manjunath distributed certificates to the deserving families identified under the project.

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