Ahead of the Navratri festival, the Nutan Udaya Foundation organized a special program for visually impaired children at the Mahila Kasturba Vidyalaya in Nawada. During the event, members of the foundation met with the children, encouraged them, and distributed essential items, including bottles.

Pragati Srivastava, the founder of the organization, stated that the foundation's goal is to reach out to needy children, understand their problems, and encourage them to progress. She highlighted that the children showcased their talents and skills, demonstrating that with proper opportunities and encouragement, they can achieve great success. The program aimed to raise awareness among children about education, self-reliance, and mental development.

Sandhya Singh, the secretary of the foundation, mentioned that over 15 visually impaired children study at the school, facing various challenges in education and daily life. Despite this, the school's teachers are dedicated to making them self-reliant and securing their future. A key objective of the program was to make the children feel that they are an integral part of society and that their happiness and needs are a concern for everyone.

Singh also emphasized the need to increase the number of teachers to better support the children's educational, mental, and physical development. The foundation conveyed a message to society that children with special needs deserve not just sympathy, but equal opportunities, quality education, encouragement, and proper support to become self-reliant. Sandhya Singh and Nishit Barman, among others, were present at the event.