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Mrs.Razia Central Jail Vadodara , we will come back...Nada India team

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By Nada India
Mrs.Razia Central Jail Vadodara 
Thanks for your kind words ,We are impressed with your commitment , we will come back ,We also appreciate your concerns .Please do continue to use ear acupuncture  among women and magnetic beads for children 



All the best from Nada India team 

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  1. रज़िया "राज़"April 2, 2011 at 3:12 AM

    नाडा इंडिया फाउडेशन के श्री सुनिलवात्स्यायनजी की आभारी हुं जिन्हों ने हमारे मध्यस्थजेल में आकर हमारे कारागार के भाई-बहनों के साथ-साथ हमें भी अपने प्रोग्राम से अवगत कराया और मेरा पत्र अपने ब्लोग के माध्यम से लोगों तक पहुंचाया।

    स्वागत है आपका फ़िर हमारी संस्था में। धन्यवाद।

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