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Press Release: Kiran Gems Pvt Ltd., the world’s largest manufacturers of diamonds, joined with Smile Foundation -- an endeavor to provide quality education to underprivileged children -- through the Mission Education program. The partnership began with educational support for 100 girls across India. Kiran will take care of educational requirements and the nutrition of these girls for the coming academic session.
The company keeps education and healthcare as top priorities among its social initiatives, which run on a regular basis. With this Smile initiative, Kiran has stepped forward to expand its girls' education program countrywide. The company lends its support for female education because they are the first ones to be affected in the challenging social set up. Also, if a female is educated in a family, then it affects the family in the most positive light. In addition to this, Kiran Gems runs multiple other programs directed at the same cause. The director of the company, Dinesh Lakhani, said, “It is our small start toward addressing the ‘Female Education program’ at a pan-India level with Smile Foundation. We look forward to support more candidates under the ambit of this program in the future.”
Kiran Gems is a global company with offices in Mumbai, Antwerp, Dubai, Hong Kong, New York, Shanghai and Shenzhen. It is a supplier of loose and certified diamonds to the best known jewelry retailers, diamond jewelry manufacturers, watch manufacturers and brands globally.
Smile Foundation is a national development organization, reaching out to more than 300,000 underprivileged children, youth and women directly every year through 172 welfare projects on subjects such as education, healthcare, youth employability and women empowerment across 25 states of India.
Mission Education is a national level program that provides basic education and health care to underprivileged children, eventually facilitating with the belief that whether you are addressing healthcare, poverty, population control, unemployment or human rights, there's no better place to start than in the corridors of education. More than 200,000 children have directly benefited from the Mission Education program so far.
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