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Tata Capital thanks Do Righters for completing Aatmaram's Half Story
Thanks to 'Do Righters', the supporters of the Half-Stories cause - an initiative by Tata Capital, the company has now successfully accomplished its first journey and the task of helping Gaddi community in its survival.

Aatmaram and his tribe – the Gaddi – a nomadic community of shepherds, which constantly face the threat of their sheep being stolen or attacked by wild animals[/caption]Half-Stories - the second phase of Tata Capital's Do Right campaign in association with the NGO United Way began with the half -story of Aatmaram and his tribe – the Gaddi – a nomadic community of shepherds, which constantly face the threat of their sheep being stolen or attacked by wild animals. Meanwhile they also have to struggle to survive in one of the world's coldest terrains, often in darkness in the wild.[caption id="attachment_126237" align="alignleft" width="380"]
A survival kit comprising a tent, two solar lights and two sleeping bags have raised the chances of Gaddi tribe's survival[/caption]To fight these conditions, all that Aatmaram and his community needed was a donation of Rs. 11,500 which could buy them a survival kit comprising a tent, two solar lights and two sleeping bags. Supporters who came forward and did their bit have not only armed the Gaddi community to endure inhospitable conditions but also a chance at survival and a safe life.Aatmaram was really touched by the support he received. Watch the video to know what he had to say to his generous supporters.First Published:Dec 02, 2013, 19:03:38 IST
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