BPA  Foundation has carried out various social service and as well as literary projects in various parts of Northern India and is well recognized for its support to literary activities etc.

The instant project is related to the organization of workshops for students divided into two categories 

1. From class 5 to10 
2. From class 11 to Graduation 

The workshops will be organized for various aspects of literature including the following.

• Inauguration and description of the scope and purposes for organizing the workshop,
• Story writing 
• Storytelling/Narrating
• Short Story Writing
• Poetry writing
• Poetry recitation and presentation on digital as well as non-digital formats
• Satire writing 
• Writing of memoirs
• Writing travelogue
• Editing and proofreading
• Publishing process 
• Interviews and talks
• Integrated conference/seminar

Further programs can be expanded and modified depending on the needs of beneficiaries and the feedback received. 

Target Beneficiaries 

The beneficiaries will be largely the students studying in the class from the 5th to the 10th standard, as well as the students studying in class from the 11th to the graduation final year.

In Agra, there are nearly 3200 schools, from basic to graduation, and a large number of students participate in such activities. This is so because Agra is also known for the development of Hindi literature, and the country’s Kendriya Hindi Sansthan is also located in Agra. 

Impact Benefit-

The project, comprising workshops of the two levels of students as briefly explained above is definitely to bring the following impacts

1. The teenage student shall develop an interest in reading literature.
2. The extension of the Hindi language to the growing age of students would be a greater achievement of the development of Hindi.
3. The capabilities and brilliance of the students in developing ideas and expressions will be enhanced.
4. The writing pattern, style, use of language, construction of sentences and paragraphs, maintaining the chronological sequence, etc. shall be learned by the students which will develop them as prospective Hindi Scholars and resources for Hindi-knowing youngsters in office government as well as non-governmental sectors, expanding social media, Bollywood and journalist industry. 
5. Similar incidental benefits will also accrue to the spectators and attendees.  

 Despite Agra's rich literary heritage, the lack of accessible literary workshops and opportunities has left students in Northern India without a platform for creative expression, hindering their development and growth in the field of Hindi literature.