July 22, 2014
The actor joins the cause with an expect to bring change
Actor-cum-activist Rahul Bose has been named the brand ambassador of the world's biggest school rivalry Design for Change (DFC), dispatched by its author Kiran Bir Sethi six years prior in Ahmedabad.
As per a composed proclamation from Rahul Bose, DFC is a grant winning worldwide development headed by kids. Their stories help to bring change. "DFC utilization Design Thinking through Feel, Imagine, Do and Share, to help youngsters discover answers … from ceasing youngster relational unions, cleaning neighborhoods, protecting social legacy, they are ended up being equipped to outline a future that is craved."
In the previous five years, the DFC has empowered kids in excess of 3,000 schools in India to make a positive change in their nature's domain, included members from in excess of 30 nations and gathered in excess of 10,000 stories on 16 assorted issues.
Sethi, addressing IANS over telephone from Ahmedabad, said: "The most urging stories of progress by youngsters will be emphasized on www.satyamevjayate.in." Amar Chitra Katha will dole out blessing hampers to 80 winning schools while Disney Play Centers will recompense best 20 winning schools.
The last date for accommodation of entrances is Aug 15. Stories as reports need to arrive at by Oct 2 and the prizes will be reported Nov 14. Best stories will be distributed in the yearly book I CAN
IANS Report
Actor-cum-activist Rahul Bose has been named the brand ambassador of the world's biggest school rivalry Design for Change (DFC), dispatched by its author Kiran Bir Sethi six years prior in Ahmedabad.
As per a composed proclamation from Rahul Bose, DFC is a grant winning worldwide development headed by kids. Their stories help to bring change. "DFC utilization Design Thinking through Feel, Imagine, Do and Share, to help youngsters discover answers … from ceasing youngster relational unions, cleaning neighborhoods, protecting social legacy, they are ended up being equipped to outline a future that is craved."
In the previous five years, the DFC has empowered kids in excess of 3,000 schools in India to make a positive change in their nature's domain, included members from in excess of 30 nations and gathered in excess of 10,000 stories on 16 assorted issues.
Sethi, addressing IANS over telephone from Ahmedabad, said: "The most urging stories of progress by youngsters will be emphasized on www.satyamevjayate.in." Amar Chitra Katha will dole out blessing hampers to 80 winning schools while Disney Play Centers will recompense best 20 winning schools.
The last date for accommodation of entrances is Aug 15. Stories as reports need to arrive at by Oct 2 and the prizes will be reported Nov 14. Best stories will be distributed in the yearly book I CAN
IANS Report
