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Shrimad Rajchandra Gurukul inspires Sanjay to pursue his dream of studying mechanical engineering

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Sanjay Parmar’s family was sustaining itself well and looked forward to a secure future, but for a list of fate!  Sanjay’s father suffered a crippling paralytic attack, which made him bed-ridden and unable to work and earn for his family.  Sanjay’s mother and brother started working in the farms but earned meagre wages, unable to sustain their family. While Sanjay wanted to pursue further studies in the field of Science, the high cost of private schools kept him away and there were no public schools in the vicinity.

A tribal farmer gets the gift of cattle to sustain his agricultural activity

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The importance of agriculture in the life of Pandu, a tribal farmer, is immense. He is the head of his family and supports it through his hard work. Receiving two oxen free of cost from Shrimad Rajchandra Jivamaitridham has helped him increase his agricultural yield significantly. Today, Pandu has expanded his activities to produce rice, bajra and other pulses and leads a secured existence.

A 15-year-old girl stands tall after corrective surgery at our Viklang Centre

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Nital was born with deformed ankles and knees. When she was six years old, she received surgery to straighten her ankles. When she was 14, both her knees were operated upon, but doctors did not provide any post-operative physical therapy, so she still had a hunched gait. When she was 15, she visited SRVC for regular physiotherapy. A Paediatric Orthopaedist performed a corrective surgery and with the help of physiotherapy, walking sticks and push-knee splints, she is now walking upright.

Celebrating International Women’s Day through Empowerment

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In Dharampur, a motivational session was organised for 400 tribal women from across 9 villages of South Gujarat. The women were inspired by a touching experience sharing by Chief Guest – Police Inspector Smt. H.J. Patel, who shared how she overcame several hurdles to build a successful career. Sangita Patel, a lady Sarpanch of Kaprada taluka, also spoke her leadership journey. Staff from the Government’s Women Helpline (181) and Ministry of Women and Child Development’s ‘Sakhi One Stop Centre’, shared useful tips to combat all types of abuse.

Offering Relief to Victims of the Turkey-Syria Earthquake

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The Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care New York centre partnered with the Turkish Consulate in New York City and PortX, a transportation service company, to donate supplies to the victims of the disastrous earthquake that struck the regions of Turkey and Syria. These supplies included sleeping bags, baby diapers, toiletries, sleeping bags and nutritious packaged foods.