Inaugurates Chinar Yuva Centre In Dangiwacha
Once again, Aseem Foundation, a Pune-based NGO, has reached out to unemployed youth in Kashmir—not only by providing them with a platform but also a means of survival amid the ongoing job crisis in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Known for its impactful work, the foundation has long been a beacon of change in society, offering young people not just opportunities but also a sustainable source of income. Demonstrating its commitment yet again, Aseem Foundation inaugurated the Chinar Yuva Centre in Dangiwacha in collaboration with the Indian Army.
This center will not only help shape and channel the energy of the region’s youth but will also serve as a vital source of livelihood for them.
Speaking to the media, Sarang Gosavi, President of Aseem Foundation, said, “Aseem Foundation has been working in Kashmir for a long time, and our goal has always been to contribute to a brighter, more successful future for Kashmir and its younger generation—empowering them to lead the way toward progress.”
He added, “Whether it’s education, sports, or any other field, Aseem Foundation has always strived to make a difference. The results are evident—over the years, we haven’t just provided assistance but have also shaped countless young individuals who are now excelling in various fields, representing the positive potential of Kashmir.”
“Today, with the same vision, we have inaugurated the Chinar Yuva Centre in Dangiwacha in partnership with the Indian Army, where the youth can come not only to build their futures but also to create meaningful change for their survival and success,” Gosavi stated.
A senior citizen expressed gratitude, saying, “We are truly thankful to Aseem Foundation for reaching out to us and addressing what was a dire need for our children. With this platform, our youth—especially our daughters—can now work toward a better future and stay engaged in constructive activities that will help shape their lives.”
He also thanked the Indian Army for its unwavering support in driving positive societal change.
The event was graced by Commander 7 Sector and CO 32 RR, along with senior officials from the civil administration.
