Happy New Year 2012


Dedication, devotion to the task, team work and positive thinking with determination had been the important factors of success of every successful firm and the same can be attributed to the success of Aasra throughout the year of 2011. This year witnessed the growth of Aasra in the human relation sector, alongside its back bone, providence of value education to the children in the workplaces we visit.
We would like to express our gratitude to the Ispat General Hospital for helping us in conducting medical camps in our workplaces. The doctors actively participated and helped throughout the camp. We look forward to have a similar fruitful relationship. Secondly, Aasra was recognized by the Rourkela club. We set up a stall under hand of hope in Rourkela Club for a day and met many like-minded people who willed to help us in all ways possible. Alumni are an important part of Aasra. We maintained contact with our alumni all the time and our alumni helped us in the hours of need. Besides working hard to provide value education to the children at the work places, we also conducted yearlong activities and competitions to induce the sportive spirit and challenging attitude in the young minds. Like every year, we conducted a very good entrepreneurial activity in the form of candle sales. We also tried to start and fund mushroom cultivation at one of our workplaces, but due to health factors, discontinued it. Every small or big, easy or complex problem has its solution. We are trying to provide another fruitful way to provide livelihood to the people.
We aasrites, believe that there is a way out of every labyrinth and that there is an answer to every enigma and we have the confidence, hard work and determination to get things done. With the will to fight for our cause, we bid good bye to the year 2011 and welcome the year 2012. With our biggest asset being our enthusiasm, we shall put the best possible efforts and help improving the education quality in the work places. Happy New Year 2012.

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