A small community centre in the village would be set up, where a teacher will be appointed to impart education to villagers of all sections of society and ages, so as to bring happiness to them, Khushali NGO founder Sanjay Gupta told reporters.
Gupta, also a psychiatrist at the Banaras Hindu University, said, the NGO also plans to adopt the village and "if our efforts bear fruits then this model will be replicated at other places too."
Udayrajpur is one of the most backward village of the district, with a small population of around 2,500 people and lacks basic facilities, he added.
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