Cultural Activities
Kannada and Culture Department, Vijayapura - "Yuva Sourabha" program
Under the joint auspices of the Kannada and Culture Department, Vijayapura, and Saptagiri Foundation, Vijayapura, the “Yuva Sourabha” program was organized in Kannolli village. As part of the event, Saptagiri Foundation presented a social play titled “Speaking Stones” to entertain the audience and raise awareness about equality and social harmony. The event witnessed participation from over 2,300 people, including district-level officials and public representatives, making it a grand success.
Points:
- Youth Engagement: The program was designed to involve and inspire the youth to contribute towards societal progress.
- Cultural Activities: A variety of cultural programs were conducted to celebrate local traditions and heritage.
- Social Play: The play “Speaking Stones” effectively conveyed messages about social equality and unity.
- Large Attendance: More than 2,300 people, including villagers, officials, and representatives, participated in the event.
- Awareness on Equality: The event focused on breaking barriers of discrimination and promoting social harmony.
- Leadership Presence: District-level officials and public representatives actively participated and addressed the audience.
- Community Involvement: Villagers took an active role in organizing and attending the program, ensuring its success.
- Educational Entertainment: The play used storytelling to both entertain and educate the audience on critical social issues.
- Public Discussions: Interactive sessions were held after the play to engage the community in meaningful conversations.
- Future Plans: Similar programs are being planned in other villages to continue spreading awareness and promoting inclusivity.
Muncipal Coporation and District Administration
under the joint auspices of the District Administration Vijayapura, Vijayapura City Corporation, Kannada and Culture Department, and Saptagiri Foundation Vijayapura, a program was organized to create awareness among street vendors about the facilities available to them, including digital and online payment systems. As part of the event, our team performed a play and awareness songs highlighting government schemes and benefits available to street vendors.
The program also included an awards ceremony and saw participation from the District Collector, District Sessions Judge, prominent legislators, public representatives, and organizational leaders. Over 3,000 street vendors and attendees took part, making the event a grand success.
Points:
Focus on Street Vendors: The program addressed issues faced by street vendors and informed them about available government facilities and schemes.
Digital Payment Awareness: Special emphasis was placed on educating vendors about using digital and online payment systems to modernize their business transactions.
Awareness Through Art: Plays and songs were creatively used to effectively communicate complex topics in an engaging manner.
Participation of Key Officials: High-ranking officials, including the District Collector, District Sessions Judge, and legislators, participated in the event, adding credibility.
Awards Ceremony: Street vendors and contributors were honored with awards to encourage their efforts and participation.
Large Audience: Over 3,000 attendees, including street vendors and community members, actively participated in the program.
Inclusive Approach: The event ensured the inclusion of marginalized vendors and women entrepreneurs in the discussions.
Information Dissemination: Leaflets and pamphlets detailing the available facilities and payment systems were distributed during the event.
Collaboration: The event was a collaborative effort involving multiple organizations and departments, ensuring its success.
Follow-Up Actions: Plans were announced to conduct similar awareness programs in other parts of the district.
This initiative not only empowered street vendors with critical knowledge but also promoted digital transformation and inclusivity in local businesses.
