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The annual events register participation of 400-500 children from the Municipal Corporation, Zilla Parishad and residential schools and children homes. AURANGABAD: A city-based youth volunteer network, Zero Gravity, organised a cultural and entertainment programme for the children, aged 6-18 years, living in children homes at MGM Rukmini Hall on Sunday.The event called the ' Project Happiness Show' was witnessed by a jam-packed hall.The project was presented under NGO Shrikant Jichkar Foundation. The event saw participation of over 1,000 children.The organisation designs shows and carnivals for children from homeless shelters, disabled homes and underprivileged backrounds to give them a chance to meet each other, express their talent and share the happiness.The work of the Project Happiness is going on in Aurangabad for the last two years.
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