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The 43rd Divyang mass marriage ceremony was held with great joy and enthusiasm on 8 and 9 February 2025 at Narayan Seva Sansthan, Seva Mahatirth, Badi, Udaipur. On this occasion, all the couples took seven rounds in front of Agni Dev and pledged to stay together for life. The ceremony was started by lighting a lamp in front of the idol of Ganpati ji amidst Vedic chanting. There were some couples in the wedding ceremony where the groom or the bride was disabled, while in some couples both were disabled. Some were on crutches and some were on wheelchairs. Many poor couples also tied the knot in this wedding ceremony. Traditional rituals like Haldi, Mehndi, Bindauli, Toran and Kanyadan were performed with full rituals. There was an atmosphere of enthusiasm and excitement in the ceremony, where the philanthropists participated wholeheartedly and congratulated the newlyweds. After the marriage, the newlyweds were presented with gifts and jewellery for the beginning of their married life on behalf of the institute and special guests. The institute's founder Padmashree Kailash ji 'Manav' and co-founder Kamaladevi blessed the newlyweds and wished them a happy married life. The institute's president Prashant Agarwal expressed his gratitude to all the visitors and kanyadaanis and thanked everyone for making this service work a success.

Narayan Seva Sansthan, Seva Mahatirth, Liyon ka guda, Badi, Udaipur, Rajasthan organized a grand "International Award Ceremony 2024" on 22 December 2024. This historic ceremony began with the welcome of the visiting donors by Prashant Agarwal, President of the Sansthan. The donors were given a tour of the Sansthan and their generosity and service spirit were honored. The future plans and vision of the Sansthan were shared in the ceremony, which reflected the dedication towards humanity. On this occasion, those great donors were honored with "Seva Award"and citation, who have made a significant contribution in providing prosthetic limbs to the differently abled people who became limbless in road or other accidents. During the ceremony, the donors present shared their experiences and praised the efforts being made by the Sansthan to serve the deprived, suffering and needy people. They described the services of the Sansthan as not only inspirational but also praised it as a true example of humanity. The function was not only an occasion to express gratitude to the donors but also an effort to further ignite the spirit of service and cooperation.

The 4th National Physical Disability T20 Cricket Tournament, organized by Narayan Seva Sansthan in collaboration with the Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI), concluded successfully after 11 thrilling days of competition. Held from October 15 to 25, 2024, in Udaipur, the tournament saw over 400 differently-abled athletes from 24 teams across the nation compete in 67 matches, showcasing remarkable skill, resilience, and passion. Despite physical challenges, many players, some missing limbs or hands, played with exceptional talent, captivating audiences and proving that ability is not defined by disability. Mumbai emerged as the tournament’s winner, with Karnataka claiming the runner-up title. Teams from Rajasthan and Mumbai also made it to the semifinals, adding to the competitive spirit and success of the event.

The 42 Divyang mass marriage was celebrated with great pomp at Narayan Seva Sansthan, Seva Mahatirth, Badi, Udaipur. The traditional rituals of the marriage ceremony were started by lighting a lamp in front of the image of Ganpati ji amidst Vedic chanting by Padmashree Kailash ji 'Manav', founder of Narayan Seva Sansthan. In some couples, the groom was disabled, while in some, the bride. In some couples, both were disabled. Some were on crutches, while some were on wheelchairs. This also included a couple who were born with Pragyachakshu. In the Divyang marriage ceremony, traditional rituals like Haldi, Mehndi, Bindauli, Toran and Kanyadan were performed with full rituals. In this special event, 51 couples took seven rounds in front of the fire and pledged to support each other for life. In this ceremony full of enthusiasm and excitement, philanthropists participated wholeheartedly. Divyang couples expressed their happiness by dancing during the ceremony. After the marriage, the newlyweds were presented with gifts and jewellery required for the beginning of their new married life by the institute and special guests. Institute President Prashant Agarwal thanked all the visitors for attending the ceremony.

The 41st Differently-abled Mass Marriage Ceremony held at Seva Mahatirth, Badi, Udaipur, by Narayan Seva Sansthan on (10 & 11 Feb. , 2024), was a heartwarming spectacle. Attended by esteemed guests from across the nation and abroad, the grand event featured traditional rituals, including Haldi-Mehendi, Bindoli, Toran decorations, and Kanyadaan. A total of 51 couples exchanged vows amidst sacred traditions. Donors and Sadhikas expressed joy through dance performances, enhancing the celebratory spirit. Post-ceremony, the newlyweds received household items and ornate gifts. Founder Kailash Ji 'Manav' and President Prashant Agarwal expressed gratitude, highlighting the organization's role in uniting over 2300 Differently-abled and Underprivileged Couples in 40 mass marriage ceremonies. This event beautifully showcased the power of love, support, and inclusivity in the journey of life.

The International Awards Ceremony 2023 unfolded with grace and success at Narayan Seva Sansthan in Udaipur, Rajasthan, on December 24, 2023. The inaugural moments radiated warmth as the founder-chairman of the Sansthan, Kailash Ji 'Manav,' extended a heartfelt welcome to the benevolent donors. A notable presence at the event was the esteemed Bollywood actor, Anupam Kher, who added a touch of glamor to the ceremony. Prashant Agrawal, the President of the Sansthan, warmly welcomed Anupam Kher and provided a comprehensive overview of the organization's noble mission. The proceedings commenced with the symbolic lighting of a lamp, illuminating the spirit of altruism and compassion. Anupam Kher, with his charismatic presence, bestowed Service Awards and commendation certificates upon 31 magnanimous Bhamashahs (donors). These individuals had dedicated themselves to providing artificial limbs to differently-abled individuals who had tragically lost their limbs in accidents. During the ceremony, Anupam Kher shared his insightful thoughts, applauding the organization for its remarkable efforts in assisting the needy, distressed, and helpless members of society. The event was a testament to the collective commitment to philanthropy and humanitarianism, highlighting the significant impact of selfless contributions in transforming the lives of those facing adversity.

The 3rd National Physical Disability Cricket Championship 2023, organized by Narayan Seva Sansthan in collaboration with Rajasthan Royals and the Differently Abled Cricket Council, unfolded in Udaipur from September 28th to October 8th, featuring 24 state teams and 400 differently-abled cricketers. The event aimed to provide a platform for individuals with disabilities to showcase their cricket skills and promote inclusivity in sports. Famous cricketer, Harbhajan Singh served as the brand ambassador. The championship witnessed 63 matches across four grounds, with an elaborate inauguration and closing ceremony at the Field Club. NSS, under the guidance of Sansthan President, Prashant Agarwal, with its history of supporting differently-abled sports, played a pivotal role, and the winning team was awarded the Rolling Trophy. Notably, the "Man of the Series" received a scooter, emphasizing the recognition of outstanding performance among differently-abled players. Overall, the event celebrated the spirit, determination, and cricketing prowess of differently-abled individuals, contributing to their holistic development.

On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment organized a ceremony at Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi. The Chief Guest of the event, President Draupadi Murmu, conferred the National Award for 'Best Personality’  in the field of empowerment of persons with disabilities upon Mr. Prashant Agrawal, the  Global President of Narayan Seva Sansthan. The ceremony was presided over by Dr. Veerendra Kumar, Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment, and attended by dignitaries, including Ramdas Athawale, Pratima Bhomik, and A. Narayan Swami. Expressing his gratitude upon receiving the National Award, Prashant Agrawal said that the recognition belongs to the differently-abled brothers and sisters whose lives have been touched by joy and benefited from the free services of Narayan Seva Sansthan. He emphasized that the award inspires a sense of duty, dedication, and humility to continue serving.

Narayan Seva Sansthan in Udaipur, Rajasthan, had the honor of hosting the distinguished OIKOCredit team from the Netherlands, led by Ms. Mirjam T Lam, the International Managing Director. The delegation, warmly welcomed by Sansthan President Prashant Agarwal, shared a commitment to transformative initiatives. Beyond engaging with beneficiaries of Sansthan's free medical treatments and exploring its facilities, the OIKOCredit - Maanaveeya Development & Finance Pvt. Ltd. team donated a 100 KW solar panel. This generous contribution aims to enhance the welfare of differently-abled individuals and facilitate smooth, free services. Ms. Lam commended Sansthan's holistic approach, recognizing the profound impact of medical services and skill development. The collaborative visit strengthened the bond between the organizations, emphasizing a collective commitment to positive change, empowerment, and sustainability. The event, enriched with cultural programs, celebrated artistic talents, fostering shared joy and purpose among distinguished guests and Sansthan staff.

During the sacred festival of Shardiya Navratri, Narayan Seva Sansthan displayed immense compassion by conducting 501 free corrective surgeries for differently-abled girls, giving them the invaluable blessings of mobility and independence. To celebrate the auspicious Ashtami, a grand Kanya Pujan ceremony was dedicated to these inspiring young girls. In this heartwarming event, 501 differently-abled girls were embraced as living embodiments of Goddess Durga, each adorned beautifully, symbolizing the divine mother herself. The timeless tradition of Kanya Pujan was carried out with deep reverence, featuring offerings of Bhog as sacred offerings and the presentation of gifts to these girls as tokens of blessings. This noble initiative aims to empower these girls to lead fulfilling lives like any other able-bodied individual. During Kanya Pujan, the organization's founder, Kailash "Manav" Agarwal, and other prominent figures extended heartfelt wishes for the well-being of all during this sacred festival dedicated to Goddess Durga.

In a dedicated pursuit of our commitment to a noble cause, Narayan Seva Sansthan, in collaboration with General Motors, orchestrated an exceptional effort known as the Artificial Limb Distribution Camp; on October 1, 2023, in the vibrant city of Bangalore, Karnataka. This heart-warming initiative marked a significant milestone in our ongoing mission to empower and uplift the lives of individuals with disabilities. The camp was graced by the presence of esteemed guests, including Chief Guest Shri Vipin Ji Agarwal, State President of Agarwal Samaj, Special Guest Shri Ramesh Ji Sankhla - Industrialist and social worker, Shri Amit Bhai Ji Patel - Director of General Motors, and Shri Dr. Uttam Ji Khichcha - Social worker. Their participation added to the significance of this noble endeavor. Volunteers from General Motors also joined forces with us to ensure the success of this event, collectively blessing and supporting the patients. At this memorable camp, 199 individuals with disabilities got custom-made artificial limbs, meticulously crafted based on precision measurements taken during the earlier camp. Additionally, calipers were distributed to 48 differently-abled individuals.

The Narayan Seva Cup 2023, a women's cricket championship, unfolded at picturesque Croton Point Park in Westchester, New York. This event transcended the boundaries of cricket, becoming a symbol of unity and a force for good. With over ten spirited teams and a hundred talented players, the championship not only celebrated cricket prowess but also raised funds for the treatment and support of differently-abled individuals. Teams like the Albany Warriors, Phoenix, and Smashing Sizzlers demonstrated remarkable teamwork and dedication, emphasizing the championship's dual purpose. The success of this event was made possible through the dedication of Chief Patrons Dr. Ruchi Agarwal and Mr. Sohan Chaddha, supported by committed individuals like Vivek Ji, Rinku Ji, Rajiv Ji, and the indispensable efforts of Manoj Barot. Their vision shone brightly, fostering awareness of Narayan Seva Sansthan's humanitarian endeavors in the USA. Post-event, global president Prashant Agarwal extended heartfelt thanks to all participants, supporters, and volunteers who got involved and contributed to this memorable event.

In a heartwarming continuation of our commitment to love, inclusivity, and support, Narayan Seva Sansthan proudly presents the 40th Mass Wedding Ceremony. This year, 52 remarkable couples embarked on their journey of togetherness, their bonds strengthened through the transformative power of Sansthan's services. Some of these couples received life-changing surgeries right here at Narayan Seva Sansthan, while others honed new skills through our vocational training programs. Their incredible journey to marriage reflects the resilience and determination that define their spirits. The celebration featured dazzling dance performances, showcasing the incredible talent of individuals who have benefited from Sansthan's services. These performances left guests and donors awestruck and deeply inspired. Kailash ‘Manav’ Ji, the visionary founder of Sansthan, and Prashant Agarwal, the compassionate president of our Sansthan, personally welcomed each guest and expressed heartfelt gratitude to the generous donors. Their presence illuminated the event, leaving an indelible mark of warmth and appreciation, and strengthening the sense of unity within the Narayan Seva Sansthan family.

Narayan Seva Sansthan's 'Divya Heroes' Talent & Fashion Show in Chandigarh was an awe-inspiring display of resilience. President Prashant Agarwal warmly welcomed esteemed guests, including IAS Mrs. and Mr. Ishwar Singh Duhani (IG, ITBP), as well as IAS Anindita Mitra, who lit the ceremonial lamp to commence the evening. The event showcased extraordinary performances by the 'Divya Heroes,' leaving the audience captivated and inspired. In addition to the talent show, a special Donor Facilitation Ceremony honored generous contributors. Their commitment and support were recognized, highlighting their invaluable role in making a positive impact on the lives of those in need. Witnessing the exceptional abilities of the 'Divya Heroes' and acknowledging the contributions of the donors reaffirmed the power of determination and compassion in fostering inclusivity and empowerment. Narayan Seva Sansthan continues to forge ahead in its mission to uplift lives and create a more compassionate and supportive society.

The Honorable Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot graced Narayan Seva Sansthan with his presence as he inaugurated the Narayan Limb Measurement and Distribution Camp. During his visit, he interacted with the beneficiaries. President Prashant Agarwal demonstrated how prosthetics aid amputees, showcasing the organization's transformative impact. In his speech, Chief Minister Gehlot highlighted the Rajasthan government's commitment to providing equal opportunities to the differently-abled community. He applauded the efforts of Narayan Seva Sansthan in extending a helping hand to those in need and expressed his respect for the founder, Kailash Agarwal "Manav," and President Prashant Agarwal for their remarkable contributions towards improving lives. Chief Minister Gehlot's visit not only reinforced the enduring bond between himself and Narayan Seva Sansthan but also showcased the government's determination to foster inclusivity and empower individuals with disabilities.

Narayan Seva Sansthan hosted a grand celebration "All Must Dance" at the Sama Indoor Sports Complex in Vadodara, Gujrat, to mark International Dance Day. The event was attended by over 2,000 differently-abled individuals from Vadodara and the surrounding areas. The program commenced with a ceremonial lamp lighting by esteemed guests. Selected groups of differently-abled individuals and organizations showcased their dancing talent, leaving the audience spellbound with their breathtaking performances. The event was a true testament to the unique abilities of differently-abled individuals and their zest for life. The celebration was a resounding success and helped raise awareness about the challenges faced by the differently-abled community. The Global President of Sansthan, Prashant Agarwal, expressed his joy in seeing the success of the event, emphasizing the importance of social inclusion and the celebration of all abilities. Narayan Seva Sansthan remains committed to supporting the differently-abled community and celebrating their talents in all spheres of life.

Narayan Seva Sansthan successfully organized the International Award Ceremony 2023 at the Siri Fort Auditorium in Delhi, India. The prestigious event was graced by acclaimed Bollywood actor Anupam Kher, who was warmly welcomed by President Prashant Agarwal and Director Vandana Agarwal. The ceremony began with the holy Deep Prajwalan ritual, followed by the felicitation of 51 donors who provided artificial limbs for 3000 amputees. Anupam Kher praised the organization's philanthropic efforts and expressed his desire to visit Sansthan and meet its founder, Kailash "Manav." President Prashant Agarwal highlighted the organization's journey and its remarkable success in positively impacting millions of lives. He emphasized the need for collective action to create a more inclusive and equitable world. The ceremony ended with expressions of gratitude to all donors and patrons who have supported the organization's mission. The International Award Ceremony 2023 was a heartwarming celebration of the spirit of giving and recognition of the donors' remarkable contributions.

Narayan Seva Sansthan celebrated the Chaitra Navratri festival with exemplary devotion by conducting free corrective surgeries and organizing a Kanya Pujan ceremony. Over the course of nine holy days, from March 22nd to March 30th, 2023, the Sansthan performed corrective surgeries on 501 differently-abled girls from underprivileged backgrounds. On the auspicious day of Durgashtami, the 8th day of Navratri, a grand Kanya Pujan ceremony was arranged by the Sansthan to honor Devi Durga. As part of this ceremony, young girls with disabilities were fed and worshipped as manifestations of the goddess, symbolizing their pure and divine nature. The celebration also featured numerous captivating performances that showcased the might of Devi Durga and her victory over the evil demon Mahishasura, underscoring the significance of Navratri. Narayan Seva Sansthan's Navratri celebration was a true embodiment of the festival's spirit of devotion, empowerment, and social responsibility.

Narayan Seva Sansthan, in collaboration with CSR partners, organized a two-day free Artificial Limb Measurement Camp in Bangalore in January 2023. The event registered over 1000 people, with more than 500 amputees getting their measurements taken. After the successful measurement camp, the free Narayan Limb Fitment Camp was held on March 19th, in collaboration with General Motors, for the beneficiaries of the January measurement camp. The honorable governor of Karnataka, Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot, attended the event as the chief guest of the fitment camp. He interacted with amputees, commending Narayan Seva Sansthan's efforts. The fitment camp provided immense relief to 593 beneficiaries by giving them a chance to get custom-fitted artificial limbs at no cost. The president of Narayan Seva Sansthan, Shri Prashant Agarwal, personally met with the beneficiaries and announced the opening of another Narayan Seva Kendra in Bangalore soon.

Sansthan's 39th mass wedding ceremony for underprivileged and differently-abled couples was a truly memorable celebration to remember! That gathered people from all over the world. The atmosphere was electric as hundreds of donors joined in the festivities with full enthusiasm, creating a vibrant and joyous ambiance. The wedding ceremony included the Haldi, Mehndi, Panigrahan, and Kanyadaan of 51 couples, making it a grand affair. To add to the excitement, a Divyang Talent Show was organized, showcasing the incredible talent of amputees who had benefited from Sansthan's services. Their amazing performances left guests and donors awestruck and inspired. Kailash Ji, the founder of Sansthan, and Prashant Ji, the organization's president, welcomed and thanked each guest and giver, making them feel valued and appreciated. The event was an impressive demonstration of love, inclusivity, and support for underprivileged and differently-abled couples.

Narayan Seva Sansthan celebrated the festival of Makar Sankranti by bringing joy to the underprivileged in the tribal village of Khakhdi, Udaipur. On this auspicious occasion. President Prashant Agrawal and Director Vandana Agrawal, along with volunteers, distributed essential supplies such as sweaters, blankets, and ration kits to the destitute. The Sansthan also distributed sweets made from sesame seeds and jaggery, embodying the true spirit of giving and sharing. A message of hygiene and health was spread by providing hygienic care to tribal kids and medical care to all the people. The camp was a success, and it helped bring a smile to the faces of those in need. It was part of Sansthan's efforts to help the less fortunate and spread happiness in the community. On the festival of Makar Sankranti, this camp served as a reminder of the importance of caring for others and creating a better world for everyone.

The "Roti, Kapda aur Swasthya" Mahadan camp was held on February 24 in the Alsigarh village, 30 kilometers from Udaipur (Raj), with the intention of helping those in need in the impoverished area. Together with Director Vandana Agarwal and her team, the donors associated with the Sansthan participated in this aid camp and expressed their delight at seeing Sansthan's core belief of "Nar-Seva Narayan Seva" put into practice. There were 25 bags of wheat, 200 sarees, 200 dhotis, 1000 sweaters, 1000 blankets, 10 cartoon cookies, 200 kurta pants, 200 shoes, 200 socks, 200 slippers, 200 soaps, 200 caps, and 1500 food packs distributed in the camp. Together with performing health check-ups, the team of skilled physicians also gave free medicines to the impoverished locals.The kids gathered were given toothbrushes and toothpaste after cleaning their teeth. All the kids had their hair cut after which they were bathed and given new clothes. Thousands of underprivileged people benefitted from the camp's successful completion.

In honor of International day of persons with disabilities, the final match of the 3rd National Wheelchair Cricket Championship was held, and team Uttar Pradesh triumphed over Haryana by 10 wickets. The ground echoed with cheers for both finalist teams after the fascinating match. On the same day, Narayan Seva Sansthan secured the Guinness World Record for organizing the biggest wheelchair cricket tournament. A big celebration was organized at the closing ceremony, where popular athletes joined to behold the momentous occasion. Narayan Seva Sansthan founder Kailash Ji "Manav'' and president Prashant Agrawal presented the winner with a trophy and Rs. 2.5 lakh as a cash prize, whereas the runner-up received Rs. 1.5 lakh and both the 2nd runner-ups, Delhi and Uttarakhand, received Rs. 50,000 each as a cash prize. All the top players of the tournament were presented with miniature cricket bats signed by the star cricketers.

Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise and Royals Sports Group-owned Rajasthan Royals, along with the Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) and the Wheelchair Cricket India Association (WCIA), in association with the Narayan Seva Sansthan of Udaipur, jointly inaugurated the 3rd National Wheelchair Cricket Championship on November 27, 2022. The opening ceremony was held at the R.C.A. ground in Udaipur, where the ritual of holy Deep Prajwalan was performed by the chief guests. A message from Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot was broadcast to encourage the organizing committee's efforts and cherish the players' passion. Tarachand Meena, the district collector, met with the captains and players of all 16 teams competing in the championship. The chief guests hoisted the national flag on the ground and saluted the marching teams. The players pledged to abide by the rules and regulations laid down during the tournament and perform with true sportsmanship for the pride of the country.

Gurukul is the Guru's abode, and a kid learning there achieves perfection. Keeping these sacred thoughts in mind and to educate the impoverished and destitute children, Narayan Gurukul was established by Narayan Seva Sansthan in Sewa Mahatirth Badi. According to Mr. Prashant Agarwal, President of the Sansthan, the goal of this Gurukul is to help these children lead a morally upright life, develop strong moral character and contribute to the advancement of society.

On October 21, 2022, in the midst of Vedic chants, the auspicious opening of Narayan Gurukul took place in the presence of Mr. Tarachand Ji Meena, the district collector for the Udaipur region, Preeti Singh Shaktawat, the Vallabhnagar MLA, Saloni Khemka, and Monika Jakhar, among other special guests. With this significant undertaking, we hope that these children serve as an example for the rest of the world and, like Gautam, Vivek, Rama, and Krishna, bring honor to their name and glory.

In India, Goddess Durga and her nine manifestations are worshipped during the Navratri festival. Small girls are fed and worshipped throughout this nine-day celebration as an act of devotion. Every year Narayan Seva Sansthan performs mass corrective surgeries on disadvantaged, and differently-abled girls during this auspicious occasion.

This year, we operated 501 little girls with disabilities from 26 September 2022 to 5 October 2022. A special food distribution drive was also conducted for underprivileged girls. Along with this, on the auspicious day of Durgashtami, Kanya Pujan Mahotsav was organized where all these innocent girls were worshiped as Goddess. Mr. Ram Lal Jat, Revenue Minister, Government of Rajasthan was present there as the chief guest and blessed the children. Such initiatives help transform the lives of little girls who cannot afford the surgery and give them wings to fulfill their dreams.

ITV Gold's Piya Jyoti Kachru interviewed President Prashant Agarwal, and also briefed the channel's viewers about Narayan Seva Sansthan and its charitable endeavors. In this interview, Prashant Agarwal delivered a social message to assist the differently-abled by getting associated with the sansthan. He claimed that the 37-year commitment of the sansthan towards the service of the needy has been made possible by the generosity of Padma Shri Kailash Manav and his idea of 'a handful of flour' campaign. Describing his adored father as his role model, Prashant Agarwal asked the people of America to visit India and experience & participate in the humanitarian work carried out here that is devoted to the underprivileged community.

Narayan Seva Sansthan of Udaipur reached the land of Dar- es-Salaam in Tanzania on the occasion of 75th ‘Aazadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Inspired by the founder Padmashree Kailash Manav, this campaign was launched to free the accident victim from disability. In the presence of Prashant Agarwal, President of the Sansthan, a five-day'sProsthesis Measurement and Distribution Camp' began on 14 August in the Chief Hospitality of several cabinet ministers of the Tanzanian government and the Indian High Commission. In which Dr. Roli Mishra of the sansthan put artificial hands and feet on 179 Divyangjans. Referring to the pathetic condition of the differently-abled, a 15-member team led by Director Vandana Agarwal, helped the Divyang in every way. This event has been made possible with the support of Lohana Mahajan and Lalbagh family.  

On 29 August 2022, in the 38th free Divyang and Poor marriage ceremony of Narayan Seva Sansthan, 50 couples took seven vows and got married happily at Seva Mahatirtha in Badi, amidst the recitation of Vedic mantras. Welcoming the guests, the Founder-Chairman Kailash Manav said that Divyang and poor brothers and sisters, who had never imagined getting married considering their disability and poverty as misfortune; today they are doing this with the help of the society. Most of these couples underwent free corrective surgery at the sansthan's hospital itself. The sansthan made the effort to organize this wedding in order to socially rehabilitate them and to help them get equal status in society. All the couples were presented with a sapling to plant outside the house and dustbins to maintain cleanliness.

On 11th September 2021, Narayan Seva Sansthan team organized a free-of-cost mass wedding ceremony for 21 specially-abled couples. All of these couples come from deprived backgrounds and cannot afford having a wedding. Our NGO made the effort to organize this wedding ceremony in order to socially rehabilitate them and to help them get equal status in society. This ceremony was held at Seva Mahatirth in Badi (Udaipur) in the gracious presence of Hon. Kailash Ji ‘Manav’ and our President ‘Sevak’ Prashant Ji Agarwal. The event was held by duly abiding with the Corona protection guidelines and our supporters extended their greetings & well-wishes from the comfort of their homes.

Rotary International offered a generous grant of 1.34 Crore to Narayan Seva Sansthan for building a new prosthetic and orthotics workshop. This workshop will be built in India for making artificial limbs for amputees. The prosthetic limbs built in the workshop will be distributed for free among the needy people in the remote areas in India.

Narayan Seva Sansthan is extremely thankful to Rotary International for this kind contribution, it will directly contribute to people in extreme need of help.

 

Yoga is the ultimate key to a healthy living and with this mindset we train the children of our school for a healthy future. World Yoga Day is celebrated for increased awareness of the health benefits of yoga. The children of our school were very happy to be a part of this fun yoga workout.
Specially abled children were also an integral part of this celebration and they bring with them such positive energy and were a constant source of zest on this occasion. Our Divya hero Jagdish also inspired the children by doing yoga on a wheelchair. His spirit throughout the yoga session inspired so many young children in living their best life following a healthy mindset.