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Picnic with the guests at Dhungeshwari
We were very happy that we were going to Dhungeshwari on PICNIC along with Mummy Jee’s daughter Myriam, son-in-law Eric and grand daughter Sara. The children were so excited to go on PICNIC after a long time.
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American Guests took the responsibility to teach the Poor children
Myriam, Eric and Sarah from America have taken the responsibility to educate the children of the poor and helpless people of Mahadalit tola of Stalin Nagar under Kurmawan Panchayat, Gaya – Bihar.
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Mummy Jee’s family from America came to visit our School.
Mummy Jee’s daughter Mariam and son-in-law Eric along with her granddaughter Sarah were very happy to meet Mummy Jee after many years. Their eyes were filled with tears after meeting Mummy Jee.
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Celebration of 10th Annual Function cum 84th Birthday of Mummy Jee
The 10th Annual Function of our Trust and the 84th Birthday of Mummy Jee has been celebrated as usual like every year with great enthusiasm.
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The guests praised the work of Mummy Jee
31 foreign guests from France with our Patron Dr. Jacques VIGNE visited Mummy Jee Educational Charitable Trust. The children of our Trust welcomed the foreign guests who were on a tour of India by applying kumkum tilak on the forehead of all the guests and garlanding them.
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Visiting of French Ambassador
The French ambassador Dr. Thierry Mathou visited our Trust with his spouse and Consul General of France in Kolkata and Anjita Roy Chaudhary (Lisaissais Francais).
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Training for website development.
Patron of the school and Mummy Jee’s son Fabrice Lyczba from London (UK) is training Jitendra Kumar, Mummy Jee’s school computer operator, to maintain and develop the website.
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Mummy Jee’s Beta and Pota visited the school.
Today Mummy Jee’s son and grandson came to Mummy Jee Educational Charitable Trust and were given a warm welcome by the students.
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Mummy Jee honored by Bihar Health Minister Mangal Pandey.
Dr. Jeanne Pere alias Mummy Jee was honored by Bihar government’s Health Minister Mangal Pandey.
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Mummy Jee received France’s highest civilian honour, “the Legion of Honour”.
A ceremony was organized at the French Embassy to honour Mummy Jee for her commitment to educate poor children while living in India.
