Yuva Social Foundation distributes new clothes and Diwali snacks to needy in Junona village
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The Urjanagar branch of Yuva Social Foundation held a Diwali programme in Junona village, Chandrapur, giving new clothes and festive snacks to needy residents.
Chandrapur: Diwali is a time of joy and cheer, and of bringing smiles to one another's faces. To carry that joy to the poor and needy, the Urjanagar branch of Yuva Social Foundation recently held a programme in Junona village.
On the occasion of Diwali, new clothes and Diwali snacks were distributed to needy residents of the village. According to information provided by the organisation, the aim of the programme was to celebrate Diwali with the underprivileged sections of society. The foundation thus marked the festival with the needy of the village in a different way.
Yuva Social Foundation is always at the forefront of work for people's welfare. From time to time, the organisation holds blood donation camps, runs a free ambulance service, and organises medical camps for health check-ups, voter ID card camps and tree plantation drives. In summer it sets up drinking water stalls, and work such as food donation and meal distribution also goes on regularly. This Diwali programme for the needy residents of Junona village was held as part of the same social responsibility.
Anush Bhagat, Vansh Persingwar, Vansh Nikose, Lavanyu Muntamalla, Ritik Pachbhai, Harshal Meshram and Tofik Pathan were present from the foundation. Social workers Raj Nakul Sir, Deepak Madavi, Piyush Nagrade and branch president Vedant Gedam also attended. They were joined in large numbers by the entire circle of friends, including Chetan Newere, Himanshu Nakade, Priyanshu Yerme, Nitin Garmade, Dheeraj Madavi, Utkarsh Mondhe, Anish Mondhe, Pranay Bharde, Aniket Nale, Pranav Dadmal, Chirag Newere, Vikas Tajane, Nagesh Gharat, Sanket Tajane, Rigved Kondhekar, Shreyas Kandiwar and Prathmesh Alte.
The initiative brought real Diwali cheer to the faces of the needy in Junona village. The village deputy sarpanch heartily thanked all office-bearers and workers of Yuva Social Foundation for the useful and commendable initiative. The organisation's work is being praised on all sides.
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