School renovation in Sangrun

• 30 June 2005 in Pune (India)
• Suhashis Mukherjee and Neeta Yenpure (DSM Engineering Plastics)

Subashis Mukherjee and Neeta Yenpure of DSM Engineering Plastics India, renovated the school building in Sangrun. Sangrun is a small village located thirty kilometers from Pune. The school, built in 1928, has never been renovated.

Only three classrooms could be used, the other one was unsafe with water dripping through the roof and walls threatening to collapse. The Indian government also helped the dreamers with the renewal of this school.

"By making this building safe, all children in this village will have an education. This will create greater opportunities for these students when they grow up”, Subashis and Neeta explained.