23rd National Skill Development Program for Children with Hearing and Speech Disabilities

Event Date: September 28 to October 2, 2024 

Location: Bikaner, Rajasthan Organizer: Mahaveer Intercontinantal Services Organization (MISO) 

Co-host: Anam Prem Event Overview The 23rd National Skill Development Program, hosted by Mahaveer Intercontinantal Services Organization (MISO), was organized to empower children with hearing and speech disabilities through skill-building workshops and training sessions. The event was held in Bikaner, Rajasthan, from September 28 to October 2, 2024, and was meticulously planned to ensure a highquality experience for all attendees. A unique aspect of the event was the strong environmental focus, with no single-use plastic utilized throughout the program. The delicious food served was cooked in desi ghee, further enriching the experience with traditional Indian flavors.

Key Participants and Contributions

Mahesh Ji -          Founder Trustee of BEA

Satish Jain -         Chief Enzyme Officer (Raipur)

Swati Singh -       Founder Color code foundation

                             Brand Ambassador of Swachh Survekshan 2024,

                             Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) and

                             a trainer from Bio Enzymes Entrepreneur Academy (BEA)

Ekta Gupta -        Trainer (BEA) from Delhi and

                            founder JAeV India

Rachna Singhal -Trainer from Sonipat

The Bio Enzymes Entrepreneur Academy (BEA) team was an essential part of the program, with all the trainers present providing practical workshops on making bio enzymes, helping the children learn valuable skills while raising environmental awareness. Workshop and Training Sessions The training sessions ran across several days, providing children with hands-on learning experiences: Bio Enzyme Workshops: Satish Jain, alongside his team from BEA, conducted sessions focused on bio enzyme creation. The children were taught how to make bio enzymes as an eco-friendly solution for cleaning and waste management. This skillbased training aimed to equip the children with sustainable practices that they could apply in their daily lives.

Event Highlights Skill Development: The primary focus of the event was skill development for the children, with emphasis on practical, hands-on training. Environmental Awareness: The event was notable for its sustainability efforts, including the elimination of single-use plastic and the promotion of environmental consciousness through workshops and the tree plantation drive. Cultural Exposure: Heritage tours added an educational and cultural component, allowing participants to explore the rich history and traditions of Rajasthan. Sustainable Practices: The food served was cooked in desi ghee, promoting traditional and healthy eating habits while aligning with the event’s ecofriendly theme.


Cultural and Heritage Exploration - As part of the event, participants had the chance to visit
Bikaner's famous heritage sites: Laxmi Villas Palace – Breakfast at a beautiful palace reflecting the glory and royal heritage of Bikaner. Junagarh Fort – Known for its stunning architecture and rich history, the visit gave children and participants a sense of the grandeur of Rajasthan's past. Karni Mata Temple – A unique temple famous for its worship of rats, which are considered sacred here. This visit provided a cultural and spiritual dimension to the event, offering the children a chance to explore a famous pilgrimage site.

Environmental Initiatives - On October 1, 2024, the program featured a major environmental initiative: Tree Plantation Drive: Children from nearby villages Meghasar and Kolasar, along with the participants, planted 2511 saplings, setting a world record for tree plantation in the region. This initiative aimed at raising aware about environmental protection and sustainability while engaging children in meaningful activities that contribute to the planet's wellbeing.

Conclusion -  The 23rd National Skill Development Program, organized by Mahaveer Intercontinantal Services Organization (MISO), was a resounding success. It not only equipped children with disabilities with new skills but also raised awareness about environmental sustainability. The active participation of Swati Singh, Satish Jain, Ekta Gupta, and Rachna Singhal, along with the entire Bio Enzyme Entrepreneur Academy team, ensured that the children received valuable training in bio enzyme creation, which will serve them in their future endeavors. The tree plantation drive, coupled with a rich cultural experience, made the event both impactful and memorable.