Special Events
We at TaraSri Foundation believe in celebrating life, people and festivals. The objective of celebrating such special days is to promote happiness and harmony and educate people about significance of such days.
Eye Checkup Camp
March 1, 2026
TaraSri Foundation recently organised a free eye check-up camp in Barabanki, in collaboration with young entrepreneurs Divyam and Devyanshi Goel from Bangalore. With careful planning and compassionate intent, the initiative brought together volunteers and community members to conduct a well-organised health program for the local community.
The camp benefited around 80 youth and elderly residents who often do not have easy access to regular eye examinations. Participants received professional eye check-ups and will soon receive prescription glasses as a gift. The initiative helped make eye care more accessible while also encouraging greater awareness about the importance of regular vision checks.
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Foundation Day
21st February, 2026
TaraSri Foundation marked its 3rd Shubharambh Diwas on 21 February in Satrikh village, celebrating three years of community work rooted in education, values, and youth development. The event brought together students, volunteers, mentors, and guests in a joyful gathering that reflected the Foundation’s socio-spiritual vision of nurturing confident and compassionate young minds.
The celebration included poster-making, fancy dress, bhajan singing, and the felicitation of volunteers and mentors who have supported the Foundation’s journey. Students—fondly called the Foundation’s “rising stars”—shared their creativity and energy, making the day a heartfelt reminder of how collective effort can uplift young lives and strengthen communities.
TaraShri Foundation Day Proceedings
National Youth Day Celebration
12th January, 2026
Inspired by these teachings, Vibha Tara, Founder of TaraSri Foundation in Barabanki district, Uttar Pradesh, led a meaningful National Youth Day celebration at Satrikh village stadium. Guided by her spiritual values, the Foundation invited scholarship students to present posters on Swami Vivekananda’s life, message and read his quotations.
A photo booth installation encouraged community participation, symbolizing how his ideas continue to energize India’s youth in 2026—just as he envisioned strong, confident, and awakened young minds shaping the nation’s future. Prof Dr. Sheela Mishra, Dean-Faculty of Science, University of Lucknow, Vinita Mishra, Poet, Author and Advisor TaraSri Foundation, shared their addressed youth and villagers present.
Swami Vivekananda was a 19th-century spiritual leader and thinker who introduced India’s philosophy to the world. His message of strength, self-belief, service, and nation-building continues to inspire generations. His birthday, 12th January, 2026 is observed as National Youth Day in India to remind young people of their inner power and responsibility toward society.
12th January, 2026
While I have never clicked selfie at selfie points, I felt an instant pull toward the Swami Vivekananda installation at Lucknow University, ten days ago. This inspiration followed me to Satrikh village yesterday, where our TaraSri Foundation celebrated National Youth Day. I treated myself with selfies, with the image of India’s most iconic spiritual leader. Grateful.
Vibha Tara
Co-Founder, TaraSri Foundation
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International Girl Child Day
11th October, 2025
The first event at the new Satvik Playground was organized on the occasion of International Girl Child Day, marking a memorable beginning for the space. The event was graced by the Principal of Cambridge School, Satvik, and the Principal of GGIC Barabanki, along with trustees, volunteers, and mentors of the organization. Around 40 Sharanis enthusiastically participated in the sports activities led by Mr. Bharat Jain, while several students from nearby schools also joined in with equal excitement.
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The day featured a series of engaging competitions, including 100-meter and 50-meter races for both boys and girls, a lemon race, a one-legged race, and a lively musical chair round that concluded the program on a joyful note.
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Alongside the main events, participants and volunteers enjoyed access to the badminton court and carrom board, adding to the festive spirit of the playground’s inauguration.
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The program began with encouraging words from the Principal of Cambridge School, followed by an address from Vibha Tara, the founder of the organization. The atmosphere throughout the event reflected high enthusiasm, teamwork, and a strong sense of sportsmanship.
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To conclude the celebration, volunteers and mentors also participated in friendly races, symbolizing unity and the shared joy of play. The event not only inaugurated the Satvik Playground but also celebrated empowerment, community, and the inclusive spirit of sports.
We are exploring partnership with organizations that promote sports in rural areas. More updates will follow soon.
