Nidhi Infotech Foundation Launches with the Promise to Support Under Privileged Students with Quality Training & Software Education

Bangalore, India, July 02, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Nidhi Infotech, an ISO 9001:2008 certified company launched Nidhi Infotech Foundation with the motto to serve poor and under privileged students with the advanced software training and support in providing them new career oppurtunities which may help them boost their career and stat them lead a new and improved life.

When asked Mr. Vishnu, the Chairman of Nidhi Infotech, to give a brief about the newly launched Nidhi INfotech Foundation he replied,"Nidhi Infotech Foundation was established with a goal to contribute to the unprivileged in society and enrich their lives by providing free education to the students of Below the Poverty Line. Nidhi Infotech Foundation strives to facilitate deep and long-term impact on the quality of education and hence provide them with such a guidance and education which may help them in achieving new heights in their career. Keeping Education as the core area of focus, Nidhi Infotech Foundation also seeks to address other domains such as poverty and save earth campaigns. The Foundation does this through an integrated approach that synergistically contributes to a dynamic response."

“At Nidhi Infotech Foundation, we firmly believe that corporate actions play a very important role in creating a climate of positive opinion and that giving back to the society is not only imperative to the company’s growth but also an earnest reflection of the values it stands for,” said Mr. Vishnu, Chairman, Nidhi Infotech.

“Established with the objective of improving and inspiring the lives of underprivileged people, Nidhi Infotech Foundation focuses primarily on the areas of Education, Poverty, and protecting our Earth. The prime objective of Nidhi Infotech Foundation is to reach out to the economically and socially backward sections of the society and make a meaningful impact in their lives and in their quest for better future,” he added.