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Bantwal: Srinivas Students Organize Workshop on Welfare Schemes for Bidi Rollers

  •   Tue, Oct 21 2008 03:28:08 PM

Report and pics by Ashok D'Souza
Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, Oct 21: Students of Srinivas Institute of Social Work, in collaboration with Srinivas Institute of Rural Reconstruction Agency (SIRRA), Jana Shikshana Trust and Ira Panchayat, organized a workshop for the self help group members of Ira village on the subject of “welfare schemes for bidi-rollers,” on Sunday October 19. at Ira Primary School.

Sheena Shetty, coordinator of Jana Shikshana Trust, inaugurated the workshop. Devadas, labour inspector of Bantwal division was the resource person. Sudhakar K T, president of the panchayat, Krishna Moolya, Anasuya Shetty and Manjunath were the guests of honour. Srinivas Institute of Social Work students Mahesh, Mayappa and Dharani had organized the programme.

  

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Tue, Oct 21 2008

    Welfare Schemes of Bidi Rollers ? I wonder what were the schemes ! It is an undeniable fact that Bidi Rolling trade is a succor to thousands of uneducated village people but awareness about the diseases it promotes is already late. People as they rolled the Bidis took to smoking and those who did not, through obvious inhaling of the tobacco smell suffer from bronchial diseases like Asthma. I wonder how long will it take to take the trade away and replace it with a more healthier one.

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