'Extend a Helping Hand to Needy': RSS Sarkaryavah Shri Bhaiyaji Joshi
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‘Extend a Helping Hand to Needy’: RSS Sarkaryavah Shri Bhaiyaji Joshi

?Our country has a large number of economically deprived, downtrodden and illiterate people who need urgent attention. On the other hand there are a number of people who have lot of money, are educated and well placed in jobs, but they have no time to look towards the needy people. This is the reason that the Lok Kalyan Samiti appealed to the kind-hearted persons of the society to sacrifice some of their time for such people. These volunteers are working with love, care and compassion to improve the life o

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RSS Sarkaryavah Shri Bhaiyaji Joshi speaking at the Sewa Darshan in Nagpur

Nagpur: “Our country has a large number of economically deprived, downtrodden and illiterate people who need urgent attention. On the other hand there are a number of people who have lot of money, are educated and well placed in jobs, but they have no time to look towards the needy people. This is the reason that the Lok Kalyan Samiti appealed to the kind-hearted persons of the society to sacrifice some of their time for such people. These volunteers are working with love, care and compassion to improve the life of the needy people,” said RSS Sarkaryavah Shri Bhaiyaji Joshi, while addressing a gathering of the Sangh workers engaged in sewa activities on July 25. The function, Sewa Darshan, was organised at Tukaram Sabhagruha on Ring Road, Narendra Nagar. Prant Sanghachalak, Shri Ram Harkare, Sah Prant Sanghachalak Shridhar Gadge, Mahanagar Sanghachalak Shri Rajesh Loya, president of Lok Kalyan Samiti Dr Dilip Gupta and Bhag Sanghachalak Shri Baburao Deshkar also shared the dais.
 
Appreciating the projects conducted by Lok Kalyan Samiti in different areas, Shri Joshi said such projects will inspire the society and will help to develop good human beings to strengthen the nation. Earlier, the volunteers of different sewa projects and children of Sanskar Varga shared their experiences. About 30 Sanskar Vargas are conducted in Omkar Nagar, Rameshwari and Hanuman Nagar with six libraries and a health care project. The volunteers of these projects were felicitated for their services to humanity.

 

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