Ms. Pougaile Diame is currently enrolled in the prestigious Narayana Hrudayalaya Nursing Institute in Bangalore, pursuing her 1st year of the General Nursing and Midwifery Course. Tragically, she and her six siblings were orphaned in 2012 when their father succumbed to a snake bite, following their mother’s death from Malaria the previous year. Thankfully, their lives have been touched by the kindness of numerous individuals for over a decade. The generous support of Mr. Armstrong Pame’s family has been instrumental, with Pougaile’s eldest sister securing a part-time job as a cook in a village school, her younger brother continuing his studies in 11th grade, and her youngest sister being lovingly adopted by Mr. Armstrong’s sister since the age of five, now studying in 8th grade. After completing her 12th grade, Pougaile was sponsored by Mr. Armstrong to pursue her nursing studies, arranged the payment of her admission and tuition fees for the next three years. Belair Foundation has undertaken to contribute her monthly mess fees amounting to ₹6000. Since 2022, with the support of kind-hearted individuals, Pougaile eagerly anticipates completing her studies and fulfilling her dreams to serve the community. As her dedicated guardian since her 6th grade, Belair Foundation is committed to her well-being and awaits witnessing Pougaile’s success self-reliant to move forward, supported by the kindness. Empowering Women and the Youth with Knowledge  and Skills development at GMR Varalakshmi Foundation Our Mg. Trustee Rtn. Pawan S. Jain invited as a speaker on Empowering women with knowledge, skills and education, not only uplift them individually but also pave the way for a brighter and more equitable tomorrow influencing in the whole family by Social Vision at GMR Varalakshmi Foundation Auditorium on the ‘Progressive Learning System’, which is a system to strengthen the basic education, with the Moto ‘Don’t give fish but teach them fishing’ – “Padhenge, Likhenge Tabhi To Aage Badhenge”