24/08/2026
On 21 August, End Poverty, with the support of Cvent, celebrated the completion of Phase 1 of the “Systemic Transformation of School through Physical and Digital Upgradation for Enhanced Learning” project at Government Senior Secondary School, Kadarpur.
The intervention has transformed the school into a more engaging and future-ready learning space with a STEAM Lab, 2 Smart Classrooms, educational murals, RO drinking water facility, and sessions on cyber security, career counselling and menstrual health.
The celebration brought together 750+ participants, including 95 Cvent volunteers and the leadership team, 600 students, team End Poverty and the local community. The programme included the unveiling of the project plaque, a school walk-through, lamp lighting, cultural performances, felicitation of meritorious students and a “Viksit Bharat” speech competition.
The event was graced by Mr. Anupam Arun, Country Head – Cvent; Mr. Ankur Kohli, VP – Marketing, Cvent; Mr. Vinod Kaushik, Founder & CEO – End Poverty; Mrs. Jyoti Bala, Principal of the School, and community representatives.
The transformation was made possible through close collaboration between Cvent and End Poverty, with Ms. Nidhi Dinesh Mishra and Ms. Aastha Garg from the Cvent CSR team playing an active role throughout the implementation and transformation journey.
Addressing the students, Mr. Anupam Arun drew inspiration from the life and values of former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri ji and the spirit of “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.” He encouraged students to dream big, stay determined and make the most of every opportunity, reminding them that excellence is not defined by resources, but by how we use them, while Mr. Vinod Kaushik, Founder & CEO – End Poverty, spoke about the importance of education, environmental sustainability and the power of individual action to drive change.
School administration expressed their gratitude to Cvent and End Poverty and shared their hope for continued collaboration to further strengthen the school and create better opportunities for its students.