Kutchina, one of the leading manufacturers and retailers of kitchen appliances and modular kitchen in the country, associated itself with Freedomscape, presented by Indian Museum, a cultural program which witnessed participation of differently abled children, in Kolkata.
Present on the occasion was Namit Bajoria, Director, Kutchina, and Honorary Consul of The Republic of Macedonia who took active part in cheering the children at the event. The moderator for the evening was Oindrilla Dutta.
The children who participated and performed that evening belonged to various schools across Kolkata. Some of the participating schools were Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy, All Bengal Women's Union, Anjika, Loreto House Rainbow Home and Anwesha the Quest.
"It is so overwhelming to see these children perform. These children await opportunities to express themselves through their performances. I am glad at this initiative of the Indian Museum and look forward to many more such events," said Bajoria.
Dutt also shared that such platforms give these children a window to express themselves to the world and showcase their talents.
It was an evening to cherish for the children who participated in various forms of cultural activities. "It is a form of freedom for us, which we witnessed today through dance and music", said one of the children.
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