2025–2026Annual report
Approximately 25 students scoring more than 80% were recognised, and the marathon and remembrance gathering were held again.
Recognition took centre stage. Approximately 25 students with more than 80% in Class 10 and Class 12 were honoured in front of their own villages.
Published byGiriraj Prasad Ghuraiya Foundation DausaRJ/2023/0369993
01Key numbers for this year
25
meritorious students recognised
2025–2026Approximately, each with more than 80%.
250
students received dress/uniform support
Across the previous three yearsApproximately, as reported.
These figures are reported by the foundation for the periods shown. Ranges and the word “approximately” are reproduced as supplied and have not been rounded into exact counts. They are not cumulative lifetime totals.
02Through the year
2025–2026
During the year Date not specified in the source material
Approximately 25 meritorious students recognised.
During the year Date not specified in the source material
State-level marathon and talent recognition ceremony.
032025–2026
Education
Meritorious Class 10 and Class 12 students were recognised at a public ceremony.
- Approximately 25 students with more than 80% recognised.
- Recognition of Class 10 and Class 12 meritorious students.
- Approximately 250 students reported to have received dress/uniform support across the previous three years.
042025–2026
Sports & Youth
The state-level marathon and talent recognition ceremony were held again.
- State-level marathon held.
- Talent recognition ceremony held.
052025–2026
Continuing work
These programmes ran through the period. The source material does not break them down year by year, so they are reported here as continuing rather than assigned to one year.
- Free library, open at no charge.
- Student dress and uniform support.
- Education awareness campaigns in villages.
- Rural health service.
- Women empowerment.
- Social service.
06 In conclusion
Three years in, the pattern is settled: a library that stays open, fees and uniforms met where they would otherwise stop a student, trees planted with the schools, and one day a year when the whole village turns out to run.
About this report
Figures are shown against the period the foundation attributed them to. Programmes that run continuously — the free library, the marathon, uniform support, health service and women empowerment — are reported across the period rather than against a single year, and are listed here as continuing work.
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