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Group for
Senior
Citizens
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the support of Smita Godrej Crishna, the Pragati Kendra conducted a survey
of senior citizens of Hillside Colony, Pirojshanagar. This resulted in the
forming of the Senior Citizen Group of Pirojshanagar, which was inaugurated
by Crishna at the Kreeda Kendra Pavilion on 19 April, 2004. Forty-four
senior citizens and supporters were present on the occasion.

The main aim behind the formation of the
Senior Citizen Group of Pirojshanagar is to serve humanity. The Group also
aims at providing entertainment, organising outings, picnics, lectures,
seminars, etc. for members. A committee comprising office bearers and
executives was formed to oversee the functioning of the Group. The Group is
open to all senior citizens of Pirojshanagar, aged 58 years and above,
irrespective of caste, creed, class or religion.
Dr. Homi Bilimoria
Senior Citizen Group

Shaping
Careers
hange
is the mantra of today’s dynamic times, and managing change has become
vital. In order to sustain ourselves in this competitive world, it is
important to choose the right career. What students choose to do with the
time available to them is an important factor that determines their future
career. We would all like our children to go for career options that would
bring them satisfaction, happiness and financial freedom. There are a
multitude of career paths open to children today. What can they choose? What
career are they most suited for? What is unique about a particular career?
These are some of the questions students often face while choosing a career.
Often, they are ill-informed and confused about career alternatives. As a
result, they often end up choosing a field that is unsuitable to them.
Hence, career planning is of vital importance to a student’s success.

Today’s youth makes tomorrow’s future. Pragati
Kendra, in association with Growth Centre (I) Pvt. Ltd., organised a two-day
Career Guidance Exhibition-cum-Seminar for students residing in
Pirojshanagar and their parents. The venues chosen for this event were the
Creekside and Hillside Colonies on 20 and 22 April, 2003, respectively, from
11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The main purpose of this Exhibition-cum-Seminar was to
guide students in developing their careers, to help them enhance certain
important skills, and thereby act as an effective force in shaping their
careers and lives.
The response to the Seminar was positive.
Apart from parents and students who attended this free
Exhibition-cum-Seminar, approximately 25 apprentices from the Godrej
Appliance Division took advantage of this event as well.
Susmita Rakesh Singh
Pragati Kendra
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