footprints@KRC, Rajasthan-OCT2019

 DRES always keeps the vision of clean India in consideration and thereby keeps organizing awareness programs to develop the same . To make our motto get going Team DRES organized a meeting with school students of Junior school Khanda ( Rajasthan) --- "Nurturing leadership of youth under Swach Bharat Mission so as to contribute and own the responsibility as Young Children towards Water and Sanitation will Sustaining it at the village level "


Location: Rajasthan, India

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