Cultural Field For Youth
Children learn through stories, rhymes, and Gujarati, teenagers through multimedia and sports, youths through discussions and dramas, the elderly progress through scriptural reading, discourses and introspection. Activities range from music classes, to scripture study, to fitness, to cooking classes. The organization has encouraged youths in countries around the world to keep many aspects of Indian culture alive.
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