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Dr. Shashikant Thacker’s Kutchi Mijaaj I Kutchi Mijaaj Diaries

Trustee Dr. Shashikant Thacker Kutchi Mijaaj Literature Festival

‘Kutchi Mijaaj’ is an opportunity to celebrate the rich culture and literature of Kutch. It is a platform for writers, poets, and literary enthusiasts to come together and exchange ideas, showcase their work, and learn from each other. In addition to showcasing the talents of emerging Kutchi artists, the festival also features performances and workshops by established musicians, artists, and writers from the region. The festival also provides a space for attendees to connect with one another and build community. Whether you’re a lifelong Kutchi author, poet, speaker, artist, or someone looking to learn more about the language and culture, and willing to grow, you’ll find a warm welcoming, and inclusive environment at the festival. I wholeheartedly invite the Kutchi community worldwide to celebrate our language, culture, and literature.

Dr. Shashikant Thacker (MBBS)
Trustee at Give Vacha Foundation

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Sanatan Activity Book Part 1: Parv Ki Pathshala launched at Bhuj

Anjar’s child artist became the youngest writer in India

Parv Thacker, a young author from Anjar, has published his first Indian culture-based book Sanatan Activity Book Part 1: Parv Ki Pathshala. It was launched by MP Shri Vinodbhai Chavda in Bhuj. Shri Vinobhai gave a certificate of appreciation to encourage Parv. MLA Shri Trikambhai Chhanga blessed him and expressed his greetings. This children’s book is created by 2nd grade student Parv and it is full of fascinating riddles based on Sanatan culture. Parv has dedicated this book to the Give Vacha Foundation under the Azadi Agyanta Se campaign to support the project of Global Clubfoot Awareness Parv; thus he contributed to a noble cause through literature. On this occasion, musician Dr. Krupesh said “Age doesn’t matter, but the personality does.” Give Vacha Foundation’s trustee Smt. Naynaben stated, “Parv’s karma yoga will be the inspiration for all the other authors.”

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Parv Ki Pathshala – Sanatan Activity Book Part 1 launched at Bhuj

Anjar’s child artist became the youngest writer in India

Parv Thacker, a young author from Anjar, has published his first Indian culture-based book Parv Ki Pathshala- Sanatan Activity Book Part 1. It was launched by MP Shri Vinodbhai Chavda in Bhuj. Shri Vinobhai gave a certificate of appreciation to encourage Parv. MLA Shri Trikambhai Chhanga blessed him and expressed his greetings. This children’s book is created by 2nd grade student Parv and it is full of fascinating riddles based on Sanatan culture. Parv has dedicated this book to the Give Vacha Foundation under the Azadi Agyanta Se campaign to support the project of Global Clubfoot Awareness Parv; thus he contributed to a noble cause through literature. On this occasion, musician Dr. Krupesh said “Age doesn’t matter, but the personality does.” Give Vacha Foundation’s trustee Smt. Naynaben stated, “Parv’s karma yoga will be the inspiration for all the other authors.”

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Kutch artists who traveled to Gujarat to promote Sanatan culture through art

A child actor from Anjar who has been singing and acting for the past four yearsThe Chief Minister blessed the Kutchi artist for doing noble acts

The Chief Minister blessed the Kutchi child artist who is on a Gujarat tour to promote Sanatan culture through art. Six-year-old child artist Parv Thacker of Anjar has been working for the past four years to promote Santan culture, patriotism, and family values through singing and acting. During his Gujarat tour for Gunje Gita to support the Global Clubfoot Awareness Parv project, he had a meeting with Gujarat’s Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel to seek blessings. The CM gave an appreciation letter for his work and said, “The persona that Parv has built as a change maker in different domains like acting, singing, brand ambassador, and clubfoot warrior is magnificent. His skills and talent are outstanding, making him eligible for many awards and accolades.” At the age of two, with the release of his first devotion album, Parv earned the title of The Youngest Singer. Since then he acted in 20 songs and his 50 albums have been launched worldwide. Through around 200 platforms, his songs have reached more than 25 crore people. As a clubfoot warrior, apart from dispelling the common misconceptions about this illness found in newborn babies, he also performs Gunje Gita programs in various cities and institutions with his Parv Fusion Band to promote the Bhagavad Gita.

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Child artist Parv Thacker’s ‘Love You Bharat’ album launch

As part of the 76 Independence Day celebration, Anjar Kutch’s six-year Parv Thacker’s album Love You Bharat consisted of patriotic songs was launched at Gandhinagar by the Home Minister of Gujarat. This album includes seven songs by child singer and actor Parv Thacker. Among them are Jana Gana Mana, Ai Watan, Vande Mataram, Hai Naman, Shaheedo Ko Salaam and Jana Gana Mana. Ten-year-old Vacha Thacker has also joined him as co-signer. Director Dr. Krupesh Thacker said that the filming of these patriotic songs has been done in various scenic locations of Kutch, it is our aim to evoke patriotism in the next generation through these songs. It is worth mentioning here that on the occasion of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Parv Thacker along with his band performs these patriotic songs as a charity initiative in programs at various cities by the Give Vacha Foundation.

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Child artist from Anjar released an album of seven devotional songs

Global ambassador of the project as Clubfoot Warrior

Child artist Parv Thacker’s album ‘The Clubfoot Warrior’ was launched by the Health Minister of Gujarat Mr. Rishikeshbhai Patel under the global public awareness project of Give Vacha Foundation and Krup Music. These organizations have been working to spread awareness about newborn deformity clubfoot for the past six years. Clubfoot Warrior Parv is contributing through his art as the global ambassador of this project. Recently, during their Gujarat tour, Parv Fusion Band artists Parv Thacker and Dr. Krupesh met Rishikeshbhai at Gandhinagar and released their album of seven devotional songs by him. The Health Minister encouraged Parv for the campaign by giving a letter of appreciation. On this occasion, the father Dr. Krupesh said “Parv has been treated with music therapy since birth. As a result, he has emerged as a confident Clubfoot Warrior. Apart from this, he has also become the youngest singer. The aim of his songs is to inspire other affected children to achieve something in life. Trustee of the organization Smt. Naynaben added that the release of this album covering the name of the Clubfoot will help us achieve the aim of public awareness.

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On Gurupurnima Parv, students gave unique gifts to their Guru at Anjar

Singers released an album of songs by their GuruNEWS COVERAGE IN SANDESH

Gurupurnima Parv was held in School No. 3 of Anjar under the joint initiative of Give Vacha Foundation, Krup Music, Esy ID, and Krup Music Therapy Clinic & Research Centre. Singer Parv Thacker, Vacha Thacker, Dr. Pooja, and singer-songwriter and music therapist Dr. Krupesh gave a unique gift (Gurudakshina) to their teachers, by releasing their album ‘Hits of Parv Fusion Band’ through their blessings. Dr. Krupesh is an alumnus of this school. These Kutchi artists worshiped their teachers Shri Mavjibhai Majethia, Smt. Kalpanaben Mehta, Shri N. K. Dhoria, Vaishaliben Bhatt, and Anjaliben Sevak on the occasion of guru pooja, and performed ‘Gunje Gita’ to express their gratitude. After that, teachers released an album of the students. Talking about the album, Dr. Krupesh said, “Mostly, I write songs enhancing family values, motherland, and patriotic spirit. Parv and Vacha give their melodious voice to them. This album establishes the music of our Parv Fusion Band. It makes us feel special when today we are launching it through the blessings of our Guru in my own school. Dr. Pooja said, “As the band works to spread Indian culture and Sanatan values to the world, getting their album launched by their Guru perfectly fits with their motto.

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The Miracle of Music Therapy: With music a child artist smilingly underwent surgery

Researches on the effects of music on the mind and bodyNEWS COVERAGE IN SANDESH

Child artist Parv Thacker, who has been taking music therapy for years under the Krup Music Therapy Clinic and Research Centre managed by Give Vacha Foundation and Krup Music, underwent a successful clubfoot surgery with music and a smile on his face at Arsh Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Ahmedabad. While various research is being done by organizations on the effects of music on the mind and body, an experiment on the positive impacts of music therapy during surgery was successfully done by music therapist Dr. Krupesh Thacker. Parv who had been affected by clubfoot, has been receiving regular music therapy for six years. As a result, through music Parv not only found relief from pain but also had intellectual and emotional development, strong willpower, and self-confidence in his personality. He underwent the surgery fearlessly with music therapy taken for the operation. Even the doctors were surprised to see the little child staying so calm for the operation. Not only that but after his surgery, he performed devotional songs to express his gratitude to the doctors and staff members at the hospital. Talking about that Dr. Krupesh said that music therapy is the science of awakening the seven chakras of the body with the harmony of the seven notes of music. The successful outcome of Parv’s regular therapy can be seen in his charismatic personality, strong self-confidence, and a smile on his face even during operations. In addition, Ayurveda specialist and child counselor mother, Dr. Pooja Thacker added that surgery is a very stressful experience in anyone’s life. Parv was given special therapy for a month before surgery.

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Keeping Bhagavad Gita in the center, artists of fusion band on Gujarat tour for a noble cause

Artists of Parv Fusion Band met Gujarat Sahitya Academy ChairmanNEWS COVERAGE IN SANDESH

Give Vacha Foundation, Krup Music, and Esy ID have taken the initiative of public awareness in various cities of Gujarat through a thirty-day project of Clubfoot Awareness Month. On the occasion of World Clubfoot Day, as the representative of the project, the artists of Parv Fusion Band met the chairman of Gujarat Sahitya Academy Mr. Bhagyesh Jha. The global ambassador of the project, Parv Thacker was born with clubfoot deformity. He recovered with timely treatment and became a Clubfoot Warrior. Not only that, at just the age of six, his more than 30 songs have been launched worldwide. Parv’s musical recitation of Bhagavad Gita verses along with Vacha Thacker is appreciated by people. His family performs Gunje Gita shows with his band. Project heads Dr. Krupesh Thacker and Dr. Pooja Thacker contribute to dispelling misconceptions about this deformity by guiding parents of affected children. The artists of this band are on a Gujarat tour for a noble cause keeping the Bhagavad Gita in the centre. Dr. Krupesh said “During the five-year-long treatment of clubfoot, music therapy can be a very effective treatment to relieve the child’s pain. It also helps in the overall development of the child, of which Parv is a living example.”

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Happy Earth Means Happy Mind: The Connection Between Environmental Health and Mental Health

Let’s talk about The Connection Between Environmental Health and Mental Health. The Earth is our home, and it is our responsibility to take care of it. When we take care of the environment, we are not only doing our part to preserve the natural world for future generations, but we are also taking care of our own mental health.

Written By: Kairavi Anjaria

Impact Of the Environment on our well-being

The environment has a profound impact on our well-being. Studies have shown that exposure to nature can reduce stress and anxiety, improve mood, and increase feelings of well-being. When we are surrounded by greenery, fresh air, and natural beauty, we feel more connected to the world around us and are more likely to experience positive emotions.

On the other hand, living in a polluted, degraded environment can have a negative impact on our mental health. Air pollution, for example, has been linked to depression, anxiety, and even suicide. Our bodies and minds suffer when we are exposed to toxins and pollutants. We become more irritable, stressed, and anxious and may experience physical symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, and respiratory problems.

Climate change is also a major threat to our mental health. The impact of extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and other environmental disasters can lead to trauma, anxiety, and depression. As we continue to see the effects of climate change worsen, it is essential to prioritize our mental health and well-being.

Taking care of the environment can help us take care of our mental health. When we engage in eco-friendly behaviors such as recycling, using renewable energy, and reducing our carbon footprint, we feel a sense of purpose and meaning. We feel like we are doing something positive for the world, and this can boost our mood and sense of well-being.

Impact of Nature on Mental Health

In addition, spending time in nature can have a therapeutic effect on our mental health. Going for a walk in the woods, spending time at the beach, or simply sitting in a park can help us feel more relaxed, calm, and connected to the world around us. Research has shown that spending time in nature can reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, improve cognitive function, and increase feelings of happiness.

Research on The Connection Between Environmental Health and Mental Health

The idea that the health of the environment and the health of our minds are interconnected is not new. Many studies have shown that there is a direct link between exposure to nature and mental health. For instance, a 2015 study published in the International Journal of Environmental Health Research found that spending time in natural environments, such as parks, forests, and beaches, was associated with lower levels of stress and anxiety and higher levels of well-being.

Another study conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan found that people who lived in areas with more green space had lower levels of symptoms of depression and anxiety compared to those who lived in areas with less green space. This is because exposure to nature can help reduce stress and promote relaxation, which is essential for good mental health.

Furthermore, taking care of the environment can also help us feel more connected to our communities and to the world around us. By engaging in eco-friendly behaviors, we can feel like we are contributing to something larger than ourselves and that our actions positively impact the planet. This can give us a sense of purpose and meaning, which can be essential for maintaining good mental health.

Conclusions

In conclusion, the health of the environment and the health of our minds are intimately connected. By taking care of the Earth, we can take care of ourselves. We can reduce our exposure to toxins and pollutants, decrease our risk of climate-related mental health issues, and improve our overall sense of well-being. So on this Earth Day, let us all commit to doing our part to protect our planet and, in turn, protect our mental health.

On this Earth Day, it is essential to remember that our actions significantly impact the environment and our mental health. By taking care of the Earth, we can take care of ourselves and ensure that future generations can also enjoy a healthy and sustainable planet. We can do our part by reducing our carbon footprint, using renewable energy, recycling, and advocating for policies that protect the environment. Doing so can improve our overall sense of well-being and contribute to a healthier and happier world for all.

Give Vacha Foundation’s Initiative for Mother Earth

The Give Vacha Foundation, in collaboration with Krup Music, Krup Productions, and Esy ID, has organized a unique event called “Maa Parv 2023” that focuses on the concept of Prithvi Maa or Mother Earth. The event is based on the book “Arjun Uvacha: Maa Parv” authored by Dr. Krupesh Nayna Shashikant and coordinated by Dr. Pooja Pravina Jagdish and a team of dedicated volunteers.

The event, which is set to run from 15th April to 14th May 2023, is the longest Mother’s Day celebration in the world. The month-long celebration is designed to create awareness about the importance of all forms Mother and includes various activities that revolve around the theme of “Mother.”

Dr. Krupesh dedicated the entire event to Mrs. Nayna Diwaliben Jethalal and Dr. Shashikant Devkaba Umarshi. One unique aspect of the event is the activation of various global projects to show gratitude to Mother Earth, or as it is called in Sanskrit, Pruthvi (पृथ्वी). These projects aim to raise awareness about our relationship with the planet and encourage individuals to take positive steps towards environmental conservation and sustainability.

By focusing on the theme of Prithvi Maa, Maa Parv 2023 aims to create awareness about the importance of protecting Mother Earth and promoting sustainable living practices. The event is a call to action for individuals and organizations to take up initiatives that contribute to environmental conservation.

One of the event’s main highlights is the “Gunje Gita” show, which features Gita recitation sessions by the Parv Fusion Band. There is also a compilation book launch under the project “Shabda Vandana” and a Krup Talks show where experts discuss the importance of environmental conservation.Moreover, the event will also feature a music launch event, which promises to showcase the talents of some of the most prominent music artists. Dr. Krupesh Thacker, who is spearheading the event, has dedicated it to Mrs. Nayna Diwaliben Jethalal and Dr. Shashikant Devkaba Umarshi.

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In this project under Maa Parv, all the social activities of Seva and cultural projects will represent these seven themes through music, literature, art, and dance.

Maa (माँ) : Everyone associated with the organization is known by their mother’s name during the Parv. Maa पर्व के दौरान संगठन से जुड़े सभी लोग अपनी मां के नाम से जाने जाते हैं।
Gita Mata (गीता माता): Gunje Gita presents Gita chapters with music in a way that is accessible to children and others. Ghar Ghar Gunje Gita program is organized. ‘गुंजे गीता’ के तहत गीता अध्यायों को संगीत के साथ इस तरह प्रस्तुत करना जो बच्चों और अन्य लोगों के लिए सुलभ हो, ‘घर घर गूंजे’ गीता कार्यक्रम का स्थानीय रूप से आयोजन
Gau Mata (गौ माता): Various service activities for cows and cowshed. गायों और गौशालाओं के लिए विभिन्न सेवाएँ
Tulsi Mata (तुलसी माता): Gift a Tulsi Plant. तुलसी का पौधा भेंट करना
Matru Bhasha (मातृभाषा): Various literary activities, anthology publication and book publication under Shabd Vandana. शब्द वंदना के अंतर्गत विभिन्न साहित्यिक गतिविधियां, संकलन प्रकाशन एवं पुस्तक प्रकाशन
Shikshak (शिक्षक): Expressing your gratitude under Gratitude festival by presenting Tulsi plants to the teachers. शिक्षकों को तुलसी के पौधों भेंट कर Gratitude पर्व के तहत अपनी कृतग्यता व्यक्त करना।
Matru Bhumi (मातृभूमि): Pay our gratitude to motherland. To do efforts for the develop and promote motherland. मातृभूमि के विकास और प्रचार-प्रसार के लिए करना
Bharat Mata (भारत माता) : Various programs will be organized by the volunteers of the organization to express gratitude towards the country. देश के प्रति कृतज्ञता व्यक्त करने के लिए संस्था के स्वयं सेवकों द्वारा विविध कार्यक्रम किए जायेंगे।
Lok Mata (लोक माता): Save water campaign based programs will be organized to express gratitude towards Lok Mata. लोक माता अर्थात् नदियों के प्रति कृतज्ञता व्यक्त करने हेतु पानी बचाओ अभियान आधारित कार्यक्रम किए जायेंगे।
Pruthvi (पृथ्वी): Various global projects will be activated to show gratitude to Mother Earth. पृथ्वी माता के प्रति कृतज्ञता वक्त करने के लिए विविध वैश्विक प्रोजैक्ट सक्रिय किए जायेंगे।

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