About Us
Munnade Social Organisation
We are actively working at Bangalore, Bangalore Rural and Tumkur
Operating actively in Bangalore, Bangalore Rural, and Tumkur, Munnade Social Organisation was established in 2011. Our unique perspective, founded by former women garment workers, is based in Bengaluru. With an intimate understanding of the sector and a deep sensitivity to the challenges faced by women in the garment industry, we are committed to addressing these issues. In addition to providing direct support to women garment workers through initiatives like forming Self-Help Groups, offering training on various labour laws, conducting capacity-building programs, providing counselling, and offering legal assistance, Munnade extends its support to their children. We help with daycare services and education and facilitate access to various welfare schemes offered by organisations such as the Workers Welfare Board, the Department of Women and Child Development, and the Department of Backward Class and Minorities. Furthermore, Munnade serves as a representative body advocating for the needs of garment workers with the state government.
Mission & Vision
OUR VISION
"Women garment workers enjoy a happy domestic life and a violence-free workplace"
OUR MISSION
1. Empower female garment workers to deal with and reduce domestic violence at home and harassment at the workplace.
2. Ensure that female garment workers access social security, worker welfare, and government services and schemes.
3. Enhance the security, care, and development of garment workers' children aged 0-12 years.
4. Mainstream the children of garment workers aged 6-16 years through education and life skills development.
Our Activities
22-Mar-2024
1NGO Audit Rating
We are delighted to announce that our organisation has achieved a significant milestone by receiving a 5-star rating from the 1NGO audit. This recognition reflects our commitment to excellence, transparency, and accountability in all operations. It serves as a testament to our team members' hard work and dedication, who consistently strive to uphold the highest standards of integrity and effectiveness. We are immensely proud of this achievement and remain steadfast in our mission to positively impact the communities we serve.17-Mar-2024
International Women's Day - Community
On March 17th, 2024, International Women's Day was celebrated in Kengeri, Nayandanahalli, and Dasarahalli. A significant turnout of women attended these events, where they learned about the significance of Women's Day and their respective responsibilities.10-Mar-2024
International Women's Day - Shivapura
The community of Shivapura marked International Women's Day on March 10, 2024, with approximately 120 women garment workers actively participating. Dr Nagalakshmi Chowdri, the president of the Women’s Commission, graced the occasion as the chief guest, alongside esteemed guests Mrs Ganaga, a teacher at Sri Guru Vidhya Samsthe, and Mrs Bharathi, a social worker. Throughout the event, the speakers highlighted the significant power women wielded and discussed the potential impact of their unity. They also encouraged the women garment workers to assert their rights when necessary, stressing the importance of women being informed about their rights.10-Mar-2024
International Women's Day - Chokkasandra
International Women's Day was observed in Chokkasandra, and approximately 100 women garment workers attended. Mrs Monoranjini and Mrs Geetha, both advocates, along with Mr Muniswamappa, founder of Mahimappa Educational School and a committed social worker, honoured the event as chief guests. During their speeches, the distinguished guests shed light on the history of Women's Day and underscored the importance of women's rights.25-Feb-2024
Care and Support Centre Annual Day
The Care and Support Centre's (CSC) annual day took place on February 25, 2024, at SPG School Avalahalli. All the students actively participated in this event, showcasing their talents. The theme for the annual day was "Environmental Protection." Dr. B. M. Patel Pandu, the founder of Sri Patel Gullapa Educational Trust and a former treasurer of the Kannada Sahithya Parishath, graced the occasion as the chief guest. He delivered an inspirational speech to the parents in attendance. During the event, parents also expressed their emotions and shared the impact that CSC has had on both their personal and professional lives by sending their kids to the center.21-Jan-2024
Training Program on Case Handling and Documentation
Thirty-three women workers acquired knowledge and skills in handling and documenting various cases through training. These cases included instances of domestic violence, sexual assault, and health issues, among others. They recognised the significance of following the correct procedures for case handling and maintaining accurate documentation. The training covered different forms of harassment—physical, verbal, and sexual—and provided guidance on addressing them in the workplace and at home. Additionally, the training covered practical approaches for seeking assistance from police stations, protection officers, NGOs, legal aid authorities, and courts.24-Sep-2023
Women Garment Workers’ Conclave
The Women Garment Workers Conclave, held on September 24, 2023, served as a crucial assembly where hundreds of women workers convened to express their concerns and demands. While notable ministers were absent, their representation by P G R Sindhia and his commitment to facilitate additional discussions with the ministers instilled a sense of hope among the workers. Sharing personal experiences during the event added depth and urgency to the pressing issues, emphasising the necessity for prompt and effective action to enhance the lives of women garment workers in the area.13-Sep-2023
Training Program on Reproductive Health for Female Adolescents
The training session on reproductive health for adolescent girls conducted by Ms Gayithri from the Meetoo organisation was informative and empowering. It provided these young female adolescents with essential knowledge and resources to make informed decisions about their reproductive health, ultimately contributing to their overall well-being and future. The participants left the session better equipped to navigate adolescence's challenges and make healthy choices in their lives. The highly interactive training session allowed the girls to ask questions and share their concerns. Gayithri used various educational materials, including visual aids, brochures, and videos, to make the information more accessible and engaging.10-Sep-2023
Training Program on Mental Health
Training on mental health is a crucial element in promoting overall well-being and offering practical support for individuals coping with mental health issues. It is vital in fostering a more informed, empathetic, and supportive society. Such training empowers individuals to recognise and address mental health challenges, thus enhancing the mental well-being of communities.13-Aug-2023
Parent’s Meeting at Munnade Care and Support Centre.
The parent-teacher meeting, conducted on August 13, 2023, is an integral part of the education system. It promotes collaboration between home and school, aiming to ensure the best possible educational experience for the child.31-Jul-2023
Training Program on Human and Women Rights
Training on human and women's rights is not only about understanding the principles but also about actively working towards the promotion and protection of these rights. By educating individuals and communities, we can contribute to a more just and equitable society where everyone's rights are respected and upheld.30-Jul-2023
Training Program on Labour Rights
Training on labour rights is not only a legal requirement in many places but also a moral imperative. It empowers workers, fosters a harmonious workplace, and contributes to a more equitable society. It is the responsibility of both employers and employees to engage in this process to ensure that labour rights are respected and upheld.23-Jul-2023
Training Program on the Domestic Violence Act
Training on the Domestic Violence Act is an essential tool in the fight against domestic violence. By equipping relevant stakeholders with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively respond to and prevent domestic violence, we can work towards a society where individuals are safe and protected in their own homes. Such training is not only about legal compliance but also about promoting empathy, support, and empowerment for survivors of domestic violence.22-Jul-2023
Training Program on Child Rights & Child Abuse
The training session on Child Rights and Child Abuse was conducted on July 22, 2023. The children were left with a greater understanding of their rights and a heightened awareness of child abuse issues. This knowledge is an essential step in ensuring their safety and well-being. We thank Mr. Rajeev from SPAD for his valuable contribution to this important initiative.19-Jul-2023
Training Program on Life Skills
The training session on Life Skills was conducted on July 19, 2023, and the training session with Mr Mahadev Myagei was well-received by all participants. It provided valuable insights into the importance of life skills and equipped attendees with practical tools and strategies to enhance their personal and professional lives. The session was not only informative but also engaging, making it a productive and enjoyable learning experience. Participants left with a better understanding of how to apply life skills in their daily lives and work towards personal growth and success.09-Jul-2023
Training Program on Accessing Benefits from Factories, Government, NGOs, and Worker Organisations
This training aimed to optimise benefits from factory management, government agencies, NGOs, and worker organizations. A multifaceted approach incorporating cooperation, communication, and persistent advocacy proved most effective. By integrating these strategies, workers can strive for a fair and equitable working environment, ensuring they receive the benefits and rights they deserve.12-Mar-2023
International Women’s Day
During International Women's Day 2023, there was a collective call for change. Participants emphasized the need for flexible work arrangements, equal pay for equal work, and policies that support better work-life balance. It was a day to acknowledge the importance of dismantling gender-related disparities in the workplace and creating a more inclusive, fair, and just society for women.31-Mar-2021
Self-Help Group Update -2020-21
Munnade Social Organization continued to strengthen the Self-Help Groups through technical inputs. The Self-Help Groups are carrying out saving and thrift activities efficiently. Each group has about 15 to 20 members and there are at present 35 functioning SHGs. Munnade is helping the members to maintain the groups and their accounts. The groups have borrowed loans from their savings and have used for the education of children, health issues, house leasing, repaying their high-interest loans, releasing their mortgaged gold ornaments etc. Because of such support received through the SHGs, the workers are free from everyday financial tensions and are able to learn and address the issues faced them at home and at the workplace.31-Mar-2021
Self-Help Groups
Munnade Social Organization continues to enhance the effectiveness of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) through technical assistance. These SHGs are successfully conducting savings and thrift activities. Each group comprises approximately 15 to 20 members, with 35 functioning SHGs presently. Munnade assists the members in managing the groups and their financial accounts. The groups have utilised their savings to address various needs, including children's education, healthcare expenses, house leasing, repayment of high-interest loans, and the release of mortgaged gold ornaments. Thanks to the support provided by these SHGs, workers experience relief from daily financial stressors and are better equipped to address workplace challenges.31-Mar-2021
Training Programmes for Women Garment Workers
Munnade has conducted 13 training programs for women garment workers on various beneficial topics, including Government Entitlements, Labour Law Reforms, COVID-19 Awareness, the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Workers, the Domestic Violence Act, the Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace Act, and Gender and Gender Discrimination. Approximately 510 workers have benefited from these training programs.31-Mar-2021
Area Meetings with Workers
To raise awareness among women garment workers, Munnade has organised 80 area meetings in residential areas, addressing topics such as COVID-19, domestic issues, and other social concerns. Approximately 1200 women workers and their family members have benefited from this initiative.30-Mar-2021
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Educational Support
The teachers have supported the children to complete
their homework and strived to reduce the learning gap which is increased due to
Covid-19 pandemic. Along with academics, teachers also teach about the environment
and civic education, gender sensitization, rhymes, indoor and outdoor games,
etc. Through this Munnade is striving for the student’s holistic development
29-Mar-2021
Health Camp in Celebration of International Women’s Day
On March 28, 2021, Munnade, in collaboration with Cividep-India, Fedina, and Sapthagiri Hospital, organised a Health Camp in celebration of International Women's Day at Gruhalakshmi Layout, Nelagadaranahalli. Over 450 low-wage women workers and their dependents benefited from this camp.26-Feb-2021
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Identified Children’s Socio-Emotional-Psychological and Developmental Needs
An event has been organized by Munnade to identify the children’s socio-emotional-psychological and developmental and the ways of fulfilling them. Mr. Chandru was the resource person for this event too. Chandru has made children identify their own needs and how to get help from various stakeholders to fulfil them through various activities. 13 elder students have participated in this session and received the benefit.22-Feb-2021
Health Camp, in Collaboration with the Labour Welfare Board
On February 21, 2021, Munnade successfully conducted a Health Camp (General and Gynecological) at the Government Higher Primary School premises in Nayandahalli, sponsored by the Labour Welfare Board. The camp was inaugurated by Mr Mukunda KG, Labour Officer, and Dr Nithyanand, Pediatrician and RMO at ESI Hospital, Indiranagar. The event was attended by two gynaecologists, two paediatricians, three general check-up doctors, and approximately seven nurses, who supported us in making the camp successful. Around 500 workers and their dependents benefited from this camp.15-Feb-2021
Establishment of Munnade Care and Support Centre
To assist working women with young children, Munnade has established a Care and Support Centre at Avalahalli, Byatarayanapura ward, within the premises of Sri Patel Gullappa Public School. Through this centre, Munnade provides ongoing support to 40 children of garment workers, aiming for their overall development.14-Feb-2021
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Inauguration of Care and Support Centre
Munnade has set up a Care and Support Centre in Avalahalli, Byatarayanapura ward, on the premises of Sri Patel Gullappa Public School to support working women with young children. Through this Centre, Munnade has supported 40 garment workers’ children and is striving for their protection and holistic development.12-Feb-2021
Conducted Workshops and Extracurricular Activities for the Holistic Development of Children
For the holistic development of children, Munnade regularly conducts workshops and other activities on life skills, gender sensitization, environment education and civic education. It includes songs, story-telling, games, drawing, teaching through using plants that are in the SPG school premises and etc. A special event has been organized on 12th February 2022 to create awareness of these issues. Mr. Chandru, the founder and executive director of an NGO called “A AA E EE” (The first four letters of Kannada alphabets), who has expertise in children’s skill development was the resource person for the event.01-Jan-2021
Providing Nutritional Food for Children-CSC
Munnade is providing nutritious
food like milk, fruits, eggs, dry fruits and etc. twice a day. It is improving
the immunity power of the kids and help for their mental and physical growth.
28-Nov-2020
Meeting held on Government Schemes Available in Worker's Residential Areas
A meeting was held to educate garment workers about the various government schemes available and how to access them. Information about the different departments responsible for implementing these schemes and details of the officials overseeing them were provided. Additionally, the meeting highlighted the facilities provided under these schemes.23-Nov-2020
Formation of New Self-Help Group- "Suraksha"
Forming and strengthening self-help groups is one of Munnade Social Organisation's key activities. In November, we established a new Self-Help Group (SHG) named 'Suraksha' consisting of 20 women garment workers in Nayandahalli.22-Nov-2020
One-Day Training Program on Labour Law Reforms
The training occurred on September 20, 2020, at Hotel Shri Krishna Nandagokula in Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Bengaluru. Here are the topics covered: a. A comparison between the previous and new laws. b. The process of framing the previous laws involved democratic procedures, extensive debates, discussions, and consensus-building. c. The strengths of the previous laws. d. The changes in the laws, their pro-employer nature, and the adverse effects on workers. e. The enactment of the Four Labour Codes through ordinances without adequate discussion and consensus-building. f. The strategies employed to expedite the passage of three of the four Labour Codes through ordinances during the Covid-19 pandemic. g. The absence of resistance from opposition parties, which have become weak, was utilised to push through the labour reforms.18-Nov-2020
Meeting on Government Schemes Available in Worker's Residential Areas
Meetings were held to educate garment workers, predominantly women, about the various government schemes available and how to access them. Information about the different departments responsible for implementing these schemes and details of the officials overseeing them were provided. Munnade registered on various online government platforms and utilised the acquired knowledge to assist workers, their children, and family members. This assistance included providing information on how to apply for the schemes and facilitating the application process. The schemes covered a wide array of benefits, ensuring comprehensive support. These included obtaining a ration card for access to free and subsidised groceries (including rice, pulses, oil, etc.), widow pension, old age pension, educational scholarships for children, pension for unmarried women over 40 years of age, pension and schemes for transgender persons, schemes for the disabled, construction worker identification cards, and bus passes for construction workers, among others.04-Oct-2020
Training Program for 40 Workers about the COVID- Pandemic and its Impact on Domestic and Work Life.
The training, conducted by Lakshmi K S, General Secretary of All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA), Karnataka, was held on October 4, 2020, at Hotel Shri Krishna Nandagokula in Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Bengaluru. Forty garment workers, of whom 39 were women workers, participated in the training. The session covered various pertinent topics: The increase in domestic violence against women during the Covid-19 pandemic. The correlation between domestic violence and patriarchal values, particularly as women lose income and are perceived as 'less productive' family members. Using storytelling and folk songs, participants learned about the discrimination faced by widows, single women, rape victims, and victims of domestic violence, as well as other forms of verbal, mental, and physical violence.10-Jun-2020
COVID-19 Relief Work: Breakfast distribution for garment workers
"Following the COVID-19 lockdown, many women found themselves unemployed and were struggling for access to food. With support from Cividep-India, Munnade distributed breakfast to approximately 90-100 workers for around 20 days.26-May-2020
COVID-19 Relief Work: Distribution of Sanitary Items
With support from Cividep-India, Munnade distributed sanitary items to 325 workers and 200 adult girls. Each bag contained soap, shampoo, masks, hand sanitiser, and more.07-May-2020
Implementation of the Dasoha Scheme by the Karnataka State Labour Department
When the Prime Minister announced a nationwide lockdown, the State Government of Karnataka implemented the Dasoha scheme to provide food for migrant workers who were stranded during the lockdown. The Labour Department divided the entire city into 198 wards, and Munnade volunteers took charge of three wards: Deepanjalinagar, Byatarayanapura, and Rajarajeshwarinagar. They provided two meals daily for 35 days during this period. Approximately 1100 migrant workers benefited from this initiative.06-May-2020
Distribution of Sanitary Pads
Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, one of the critical challenges faced by garment workers and their children was the availability of sanitary items, particularly sanitary pads. Understanding this pressing need, Munnade distributed sanitary pads to 142 women garment workers and their daughters with the assistance of various funders and supporters.27-Apr-2020
Cooking Gas and House Rent support by Cividep-India
Through Cividep-India, Munnade supported 54 workers and 144 family members in paying their house rent and purchasing cooking gas. The total support provided was worth Rs. 1,74,560.27-Apr-2020
COVID-19 Relief Work: In Collaboration with Cividep-India
With support from Cividep-India, Munnade distributed organic dry rations and vegetables, benefiting low-paid workers and their families.26-Apr-2020
COVID-19 Relief Work: In Collaboration with Fedina
With support from Fedina, Munnade distributed 120 ration kits valued at Rs. 1,04,000 to garment workers.10-Apr-2020
COVID-19 Relief Work: In Collaboration with Fedina
Munnade partnered with the NGO FEDINA-BANGALORE, which supports vulnerable and marginalised communities, to distribute 667 ration kits to garment workers in Bangalore South.07-Apr-2020
COVID-19 Relief Efforts: Collaborating with CFAR and SAFA XLRI Alumni Initiative
Through the Centre for Advocacy and Change, with support from SAFA XLRI Alumni, Munnade distributed dry rations to 621 migrant workers stranded during the nationwide lockdown.05-Nov-2019
Kannada Quiz for Children of Garment Workers
Munnade, in collaboration with Cividep India, organised a Kannada Quiz for 30 children of garment workers on November 5, 2019. The quiz focused on Kannada literature, proverbs, and riddles, celebrating Kannada Rajyotsava. The top three groups with the highest scores were awarded files as prizes for their active participation. Additionally, all participants received a geometry box as an encouragement reward.23-Oct-2019
One-Day Exposure Visit to Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium.
Munnade, in partnership with Cividep India, arranged a one-day exposure visit to the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium on October 23, 2019, for 30 students from Kengeri Educational Trust as part of the Life Skills project. The group comprised 30 students and two teachers from grades 8th and 9th (15 students from each). The purpose of this visit was to provide students with hands-on experience and practical knowledge of the solar system, aligning with their syllabus.16-Jun-2019
Garment Workers Leaders Meeting
Munnade Social Organisation convened a meeting of worker leaders at the Garments Labour Union Office, led by field activists Mr Raju and Mrs Aruna. Fifty-five worker leaders from different factories attended the meeting. During the meeting, workers raised various concerns prevalent in their factories, including unpaid salaries, issues related to provident funds and gratuity, excessive production targets, and overtime work without proper compensation. The field activists provided support by offering legal advice and educating the workers about their rights and labour laws.16-Jun-2019
Training Program on Domestic Violence Act, 2005
Munnade Social Organisation conducted a one-day training program on June 16, 2019, regarding the Domestic Violence Act 2005. The event occurred at the TTT Institution and was attended by 30 workers from various garment factories. Mrs. Sumitra Archarya, an Advocate, served as the resource person. During the training, workers were educated about women's rights, filing domestic violence cases, the significance of various acts, seeking assistance from the Karnataka State Women's Commission, utilising workers' Santhwaana Kendra services, and the importance of marriage registration.09-Jun-2019
Hand-Holding and Support Meeting
On June 9, 2019, a Hand-Holding Support meeting was convened for 33 Worker Leaders from various factories at the Garment Labour Union office. The purpose of this meeting was to address workers' concerns within their respective factories, raise awareness about labour rights and laws, and assist workers in claiming their provident fund, gratuity, and ESI benefits in the event of factory dissolution. Mr. Raju, a Field Activist from GLU, led the meeting, engaging with workers and clarifying their queries.27-Apr-2019
Training Program for Workers on Provident Fund (PF) and Employee State Insurance (ESI)
Munnade Social Organisation conducted a Provident Fund and Employee State Insurance training session on April 27, 2019. The session was attended by 35 women garment workers from different factories. Mr. Naganath, a former member of the State PF and ESI committee in Karnataka, served as the resource person for the event. During the training, workers were educated about the laws governing PF and ESI, the benefits of enrollment, the enrollment process, and how to resolve any issues they may encounter.08-Mar-2019
Felicitation Programme for Retired Women Garment Workers
Munnade Social Organisation hosted a felicitation program to honour five retired women garment workers as part of the International Women’s Day celebration. The program was followed by a cultural event featuring a performance by the famous music team, BhoomthayiBalaga, for the workers. The event aimed to recognise and commend the women workers who demonstrated resilience against workplace harassment throughout their 40-year tenure. It was an opportunity to inspire and motivate other women garment workers.02-Feb-2019
Transforming Children into Productive Citizens
"Here's a quick overview of the activities conducted over the past six weeks: 1st week: Provided information about an online shopping application and demonstrated its functionality. Distributed small handbooks containing information about Jyothi Ba Phule. 2nd week: Discussed the life and ideology of Annie Besant, along with letter drafting skills. 3rd week: Explored Kannada poems and poets to enhance knowledge of the local language. 4th week: Celebrated Republic Day by organising a metro visit for 20 selected children. They were divided into seven groups and visited different metro stations, from Mysore Road metro station to Baiyyappanahalli metro station. The students distributed books on the Indian Constitution preamble to the public at the metro stations. 5th week: Conducted a 'pick and speak' activity and raised awareness about health and hygiene. 6th week: Distributed notebooks and questionnaires to SSLC students. The overarching objective is to enhance socio-economic knowledge."05-Dec-2018
Fun-Fair
Munnade Social Organisation organised a Fun-fair program for garment workers and their children in collaboration with Cividep-India. Approximately 60 children and more than 80 garment workers participated in this program. The event took place at Rajkumar Park, Laggere, Bangalore. One side of the park featured workshops designed to engage garment workers, while the other hosted fun activities for children. The park was transformed into a carnival atmosphere with numerous games, shops, and other attractions. The primary objective was to bring a little happiness and satisfaction to the weekend garment workers, allowing them to relax, have fun, and spend quality time with their children. Additionally, educational sessions were provided to help parents create memorable childhood experiences for their children.02-Nov-2018
Early Childhood Care and Education Centre
Munnade Social Organisation, in collaboration with Samvada, a Bangalore-based non-governmental organization, and the Mothercare brand, has established an Early Care and Education Centre (Crèche) in Laggere, Bangalore. This ECCE centre supports 50 preschool and school-going children of garment workers. The primary objective of this centre is to allow garment workers to work with peace of mind, knowing that their young children are safe and secure. Additionally, the centre provides children with early education through various activities.08-Sep-2018
Formation of Self-Help Groups
The formation of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) is a crucial initiative within Munnade Social Organisation. Recently, our SHG coordinator established a new group comprising 20 women garment workers from Storey Fashion, situated in Hosagudadahalli, Bangalore, Karnataka, India. In addition to setting up the SHG, Munnade will train its members on SHG accounting, the significance of savings, and how they can organise themselves to access their rights and entitlements.04-Mar-2018
Workshop on Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
The Munnade organisation conducted a workshop on domestic violence, attended by 30 women garment workers. Led by Mrs. Sumithra, a family court advocate, and Mrs. Yashodha, the General Secretary, the workshop aimed to educate workers about the Domestic Violence Act. This legislation provides a comprehensive definition of domestic violence, encompassing physical, emotional/verbal, sexual, and economic abuse. Workers learned to recognise various forms of domestic violence they may face, such as grabbing, pinching, and hitting, aligning with the Act's categories.Members
Board Members
Ishrath Nisar
President
Yashodha PH
General Secretary
Suhasini Singh
Vice President
Sumithra Acharya
Treasurer
Chetana Koulagi
Member
Dr. KS Nithyananda Shetty
Member
Pavana Lingaiah
Member
Prabhananda Hegde
Member
Revathy K M
Member
Parvathi Chenanda Madappa
Member
Shobha G
MemberTeam Members
Bhavya M
Co-Ordinator
Radha
Helper
Rajani K V
Teacher
Ashwini
Teacher
Rathna
Helper
Anusha
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