IL already has eight centres comprising 250 members in the state. Addressing reporters here on Sunday IL Chairman Natubhai Choksi said, ``The centre has been working towards promoting educational activities for rural children.''Choksi said the centre distributed note-books and imparted free education to children coming from economically backward classes.

``We have a blind school for girls, where everything is free including lodging, food and books,'' he said.

He said that the centre was also planning to set up a school, where underprivileged children could be provided free education.He added that apart from the city, the other centres were situated in Halol and Kalol.