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AN AF-FAIR TO REMEMBER
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| Text by Shraddha Jahagirdar Saxena | |||||||||
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Published: Volume 14, Issue 5, September-October, 2006
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Three dedicated women - Zeba Kohli, Geetu Hinduja and Bina Aziz - join forces for a social cause in A Fair Of The Heart
The three women - each individually defined by their distinct personalities - have always been moved by the plight of the needy and underprivileged. Bina admits to being touched by Kahlil Gibran's saying, "It is in exchanging the gifts of the earth that you shall find abundance and be satisfied". Two years ago she had organised an Indo-Pak fusion concert for her NGO, Maddad - the proceeds had gone to the tsunami-affected. She wants to do more for "working women with children who need a helping hand." Geetu, who had earlier helped Mobile Crèches host an exhibition of paintings made by the children of the migrant construction workers, displays a hands-on sensitivity to the needs of the volunteers manning the stalls.... Having worked with several NGOs in the past, she continues to do "my little bit as and where I can. Whatever you do cannot really be enough.... We can always do much more."
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