Sanskriti - The cultural club of MDI and Samaritans - Social Welfare club of MDI , jointly organied a week full of events meant for the MDI fraternity.

The first day kicked off with the screening of the documentary “Disposable” by the NGO Swechha. The documentary covered the unseen, unheard invisible heroes of Delhi- the rag pickers. Their living conditions bought a tear in the eyes but at the same time their efforts bought a feeling of hope, courage and achievement in audience. The street play ‘Avoid Littering’ was a fun filled capsule with the strong social message. The play encouraged to stop littering our own planet and make it a happy place for our coming generations.

The play on second day was full of twists and turns with a mix of novelty conveying an immediate need to ‘Save Electricity’. T-shirt designing competition with social message was organized. There were designs promoting literacy, world peace, conservation of resources, need to plant more tress and it was indeed a joy to see the leaders of tomorrow joining hands in voicing the need of the hour.

           
On Day 4, collectively a blood donation drive in association with Lions’ Blood bank was organized. 121 people out of close to 200 people, who turned up for the blood donation, were able to donate blood taking the count to double of the previous year’s turnout.

The last day of the week brought the sport stars among the Mess- workers in a volleyball match against the best players of the PG batches. After close to two hours, the match ended with the Mess workers emerging the victorious team. The Sanskriti Samaritans ended on a melodious tone. The band performance by mess workers spellbound all. Overall the night and the week ended with the sweet memories and a powerful message to love all.
 
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