Few Extra Ordinary Stories Of Yatris : Jagriti Yatra

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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1514620958659","data":"Bengaluru was more of learning the social enterprise where yatris got to know various products such as: YourQuote, Uger Pads, Saahas Zero Waste (They look into waste management), and others that focused the 9 important factors. After the exploring session, yatris onboard had a dramatic pitch session where yatris pitched about their role model start ups. Later, for their next destination, they reached their 4th destination Sri City (Nellore) known as an Integrated Business City for an industrial visit. <\/p>Most of the yatris onboard stand extra ordinary whose ideas and products left an impact on others.<\/p>Here is about such few people who stand extraordinary from other yatris.<\/span><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515151176240","data":"Vyasa Raj Pasakanti:<\/b> Graduate from AVN Engineering College, Hyderabad, who says money is not a hurdle if you love travelling. Following his passion of travelling, Raj went all the way to Mumbai for Jagriti Yatra 2018 from Hyderabad through cycle.<div>Coming from a typical middle class family had pocket money not more than 200 bucks as his pocket money. His weak financial strength and perennial mental support from his parents couldn't stop chasing his dreams. He worked as freelancer in content writing, volunteering, conducted various college events. To explore the world, he started travelling after graduation and headed towards Goa with no money and stayed in different places of Goa for 11 days. When got selected for Jagriti Yatra 2017 gave him more happiness and to extent his love for travelling, he cycled for more than 800 kilometers from Hyderabad to Mumbai  for 4 days. While his travel, he came across many untold and real stories that moved him. So he decided to provide the guidance, train them in particular skills, help them with money or any other way for a better life to the youth who would be tomorrows citizen as he saw his own life in them.<\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515153184949","data":"5a4f67d4d1cc2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1514627919779","data":" Barkha Kedia:  The English Channel Swimmer!<\/b><\/p>The Ex-Yatri or the lovable Alumni of the Jagriti Yatra, this year along with 30 others including professional swimmer and Tenzing Norgay did swim to the Memorial Rock where they discussed for the better part of the day on 10 different but critical areas which included what needed to be built to move the country forward while Samudra Sambadh, the fireside chat. <\/p>Barkha Kedia, local Amravati Girl is the 631st English Channel Swimmer to complete 33.8 Kilometers from England to France in 17 minutes 12 seconds in 2001. She always worked hard to bag the recognitions and awards deserved and soon then she was honored with National Courage Award. She stands an inspiration to all the passionate swimmers including her three swimmer sisters. This Arjun Award winner has also got home The Chhatrapati Award conferred by the State Government with her sister, Ritu Kedia.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1514892898172","data":"5a4b6f0a72752"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1514633352593","data":"Jessica Balla & Gill Ha:<\/b> or Enoki and Balla Waves; as they are known by their artist monikers - are from Bristol, England. Having known about this fascinating way to explore India, study Entrepreneurship and more over to know people, Jessica and Jil took Jagriti Yatra 2017 a great opportunity. They document every moment in sketches and illustrations. Gill has done 2 degrees which are Illustration & Animation and another is Illustration sequential narrative. While, Jessica is originally from Wales and grew up in mountains. She usually worked as a freelancer artist and has created many murals. Their sketches cover from the Hindu Goddess Laxmi to the catering staff to the group of volunteers. <\/p>As we know pictures are the best way to recollect memories and these girls did it. Yes! You got it right. They always carry empty poster papers & pens to capture every moment happening around. Check out their few of the works below.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1514894343879","data":"5a4b74b991605"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1514892639999","data":"5a4b6e17de361"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1514888146921","data":"Madhusudan: A fabulous Chitrakar from West Bengal, a guest and yatri on board. The basic and important factor that makes him and his wife an extra ordinary couple is their talent of painting with the natural colors. Each person has a own way of telling their story, Madhusudan and his wife tell stories through their paintings. \"Following my father's foot steps, I started painting when I was 7. I learnt about the art of painting and singing them to the people from Dad! But couldn't sing melodiously. Later, my wife trained me and helped in enhancing the singing skills while I taught her painting and now our daughter also tries painting\" says the chitrakar. From then they do paintings on paper and dresses. "},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1514892647176","data":"5a4b6e13f2a3a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1514887308007","data":"Stay tuned, more stories to get un box!"}]

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