Social Service Initiative By Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad On The Death Anniversary Of Late Tulsiram Gundaji Gaikwad

Mumbai : Senior leader of RPI (Athawale Group), Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad, organized various welfare programs Maharashtra Pune on the occasion of the death anniversary of her late father, Tulsiram Gundaji Gaikwad. Since his passing on March 26, 1985, she has dedicated this day every year to serving the underprivileged, keeping his values of social service alive.

Educational Material Distribution for Students – A Step Towards a Brighter Future

Understanding that education is the foundation of social progress, Sanghamitra Tai distributed notebooks, books, pens, slates, and other educational materials to needy students across Maharashtra. This initiative aimed to support children in their academic journey and provide them with essential resources.

Support for Orphanages and Old Age Homes

Essential items like food, clothing, fruits, and ration kits were distributed to orphanages and old age homes. Special efforts were made to ensure that orphans received toys, clothes, and snacks, while the elderly were provided with daily necessities to improve their quality of life.

Ration and Essential Supplies for the Poor

Underprivileged families received ration kits, including rice, lentils, oil, sugar, and spices, to help ease their daily struggles. Additionally, the Buddhist monk community was provided with robes (Chivara) and other essential supplies as a mark of respect and support for their way of life.

A Tribute to Late Tulsiram Gundaji Gaikwad – Carrying Forward the Legacy of Social Service

Remembering her father, Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad said,

“My father, Late Tulsiram Gundaji Gaikwad, always believed in the welfare of society. It is a matter of pride for me to carry forward his vision. Helping those in need is the best way to honor his memory on his death anniversary.”

An Inspiring Example of Social Work

The initiative saw active participation from Susmita Gaikwad, Praniti Gaikwad, Sushim Gaikwad, Rahul Nikumbe, Janhavi Gaikwad, and several other dedicated volunteers. Their collective efforts ensured that the benefits of this program reached thousands of people in need.

Sanghamitra Tai Gaikwad’s commitment to social work is not limited to just one day but continues throughout the year. Her efforts serve as an inspiration for many, making a meaningful impact on the lives of the underprivileged.

— Special Correspondent