Sharing with you all a presentation on employee engagement. I want to share with you all visit to Vidyasagar Balika Bhawan ( supported by Childline.org) at Midnapur(West Bengal) on 31st Dec.. It was a small step towards CSR activity,which I linked it to my earlier company Future Group.

1. The majority of us lead quiet, unheralded lives as we pass through this
world. There will most likely be no ticker-tape parades for us ,no
monuments created in our honor. But that does not lessen our possible
impact, for there are scores of people waiting for someone just like us to
come along, people who will appreciate our compassion, our
encouragement, who will need our unique talents. Someone who will
live a happier life merely because we took time to share what we had to
give.
Too often we underestimate the power of touch , a smile , kind word, a
listening ear, an honest compliment or the smallest act of caring, all of
which have the potential to turn a life around.
People we visited taught us couple of things. They revealed a new bond
a kind of relationship which is very, very unique.
Its something that we would treasure as a great asset.
It was also a rich exploration of our 9 values which we felt in every
moment.

2. There is a paragraph WE want to share with you which gives the
essence of our visit to Vidyasagar Balika Bhawan ( supported by
Childline.org).
“Who played the most important part in bringing you to this world when you
were born’’?
Invariably people are at loss to answer. Many people reply that it was their
mother.
Nothing could be more incorrect. Because, chances are, she was quite
unconscious and unable to handle you were being delivered.
The new born, on delivery, is always picked up by someone who holds the baby
upside down and pats the back so that lungs begins to breath, to signal the first
act of independence. How many of us know the name of the person. Probably one
in a million would ever go back to her/him to say, Thank You.
There is a huge lesson in that one act played by someone who recedes into
uncomplaining anonymity. She/He remains a stranger.
As we grow up and seek success, at every step and each turn, we seek the
familiar.
There a lesson delivered to us right at birth that we all forget? Just as a stranger,
helped me take my first breath, by the same token, how good a stranger am I to
the world around.

3. Indianess- Athithi Devo Bhave ( Swagat rituals as being performed
by the children for the Athithis.

4. Chandan Tika , bouquet of traditional
flowers and pranam to the elders.
RESPECT

5. Alpona & traditional welcome song

7. Traditional dance being performed
by the children

8. Adapting to the local Vyavahar
& building Vishwas.
ADAPTIBILITY

9. HUMILITY- In Joy Of Giving

10. SIMPLICITY AND POSITIVITY
The simple colors of joy and the feeling of positivity as being created in the
ambience gave us an incredible feeling.

11. Mujhe Pankh Mil Gaye Hain

15. GAMES THEY PLAYED AND HEARTS WE WON
OPENESS - Openness in sharing

18. FLOW
Going with the flow

23. INTROSPECTION
Introspecting ourselves helped us to know our conscience better

25. VALUING & NURTURING
RELATIONSHIP

26. LEADERSHIP- Reflecting readiness to fly and seek the India of tomorrow