Mahajan Sabha Trust: Panchkula Welfare Campaign | [Year]

The event saw significant participation from women members who attended alongside their families.

Panchkula hosted a welfare campaign on December 21,organized by the Mahajan Sabha charitable trust. The campaign focused on providing support to underprivileged minors, young girls, and women facing economic hardship. Trust President Navdeep Mahajan highlighted the association’s commitment to empowering these marginalized communities and improving their overall well-being.

Did you know? – The Mahajan Sabha trust is registered with NITI Aayog, a policy think tank of the Government of India, demonstrating its alignment with national progress goals.

Community Support and Future Expansion

The Mahajan Sabha trust is actively working to improve the lives of vulnerable populations in and around Panchkula.

• The trust organized a campaign to support underprivileged minors, young girls, and women.
• Over 250 members of the Mahajan community participated in a general house meeting.
• The trust is seeking a plot of land from the Haryana government to build its own premises.
• The trust is registered with NITI Aayog, Government of India.

The welfare drive coincided with a general house meeting of the Mahajan community, drawing over 250 members from Panchkula and surrounding areas. Organizers incorporated games and activities to foster a sense of community and reinforce the importance of social duty. The event aimed to identify and address the most pressing challenges faced by vulnerable women and children in the region.

Pro tip – Charitable trusts often rely on volunteer support. Consider contacting the Mahajan Sabha trust to inquire about opportunities to contribute your time and skills.

Navdeep Mahajan formally requested the Chief Minister of Haryana to allocate a plot of land for the trust to construct its own building. He explained that a dedicated premises would enable the trust to expand its operations and provide more comprehensive support to those in need. The trust hopes to secure land from government quotas to facilitate this expansion. Attendees included a wide range of community members, including Kanchan Mahajan, Prem Bhushan, Arvind Mahajan, Munish gupta, Kush Mahajan, Sandeep Mahajan, Vinay Mahajan, Manu, RC Gupta, Aman Mahajan, Naresh Mahajan, Tarsem Mahajan, Vir Anil Kunal, Col DP Gupta, Col RL Gupta, Col Rajesh Mahajan, Col Anil Kabotra, Aruna Kumari, Nirmal Mahajan, Ritu Mahajan, neha Mahajan, jyotika mahajan, Renu Mahajan, Manju Mahajan, Dr Nidhi, Dr Aashima, Dr Mohit, Dr Rama, and Dr S.

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