Khushhali in the press, 2010–2019
A decade of newspaper reports, from a 2010 story on B.Tech students' school for poor children to the 2019 Gandhi Jayanti programme.

The Foundation has never had a publicity budget, but the newspapers of Bareilly, Mathura and Kasganj have followed its work for a decade. This gallery collects some of their reports.
- 2010: "B.Tech students build a unique school for poor children" — the Indradhanush evening school at MJP Rohilkhand University.
- 2013: Dr Vivek of IIT Roorkee warns at an Aranya goshthi that "if we don't save water we will go thirsty".
- 2017: "Khushhali brings Bapu's dreams down to earth" — vermicompost and organic farming at the Khai Khera farm; the second Indradhanush annual function; the Pooranpur camp.
- 2018: 12,600 saplings for 1,700 farmers at Chandrodaya Mandir, Vrindavan.
- 2019: the Gandhi Jayanti programme at Rohilkhand University, a newspaper profile of the founder, the District Magistrate's camp at Sikandra Rao, and the Deputy Chief Minister with the Indradhanush children.
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