Raj Khatri, maverick director and producer with the heart of an artist often finds his soul in philanthropic ventures. One of his biggest social service organisation is Mission Fight Back. Mission Fight back helps women of all age by providing them with self-defence training and sessions that contribute to their lives by making them strong, independent and confident.
In a pursuit to widen the reach of MFB, Raj Khatri was spotted on the front line of Mission Fight Back's newest mission in Dehradoon Uttarakhand. In a first one of its kind, altruistic venture, Raj Khatri and the team of MFB collaborated with UK Vidhan Sabha to initiate the ground-breaking new training programme for all women employees.
Vidhan Sabha was delighted and came to agreements as MFB volunteered to provide ten days free of cost defence training session for all women employees. Vidhan Sabha contributed by providing an hour daily during the work hours for making the women independent to fight their own battles. In a meeting organised by Vidhan Sabha officials, the honourable Speaker Shri Premchand Aggarwal asserted his thoughts about giving pressing attention to support the women be physically and mentally strong. Shri Premchand Aggarwal further lauded the MFB team and the goodwill behind this venture. Raj Khatri was actively present at the meeting, representing MFB and the cause. Raj Khatri elaborated how MFB is not just a physical training programme but it also helps women by providing them with relevant information and awareness about the laws and their own rights.
This programme and the training regime were heartfully accepted by all employees. All 71 of the female employees readily signed up with Mission Fight Back. Appreciation from the participants and optimistic feedbacks like these are a valuable addition to Raj and his team’s morale, inspiring them to do more in future.
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