Navsamaj Welfare Society organized an “Ek Mutthi Ann Daan” campaign on 18 October 2026 during the auspicious occasion of Ashtami Navratri at Rajokari Pahari, New Delhi–110038
Navsamaj Welfare Society organized an “Ek Mutthi Ann Daan” campaign on 18 October 2026 during the auspicious occasion of Ashtami Navratri at Rajokari Pahari, New Delhi–110038. The campaign aimed to support needy and underprivileged people by promoting the values of charity, compassion, humanity, and social responsibility.
The initiative reflected the spirit of Navratri, a festival that symbolizes devotion, kindness, and the victory of good over evil. On this sacred occasion, the society encouraged the importance of sharing food with those in need and spreading the message that even a small contribution can make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.
The concept of “Ek Muthi Ann Daan” emphasizes that every individual can contribute towards helping the less fortunate. A handful of grains donated by many people can collectively become a significant source of support for families facing food insecurity. Through this campaign, Navsamaj Welfare Society highlighted the importance of food donation and encouraged community members to participate in charitable activities.
The campaign also aimed to create awareness about hunger, poverty, and the importance of ensuring that every person has access to food. By organizing such initiatives in the Rajokari Pahari area, the society continued its efforts to promote social welfare and build a more caring and inclusive community.
Navsamaj Welfare Society believes that serving humanity is one of the noblest forms of service. Its various community welfare initiatives focus on supporting underprivileged children, needy families, women, and other vulnerable members of society. The “Ek Muthi Ann Daan” campaign was another step towards strengthening the spirit of cooperation, generosity, and mutual support among community members.
The society appealed to people from all walks of life to come forward and contribute towards helping those who struggle to meet their basic needs. It emphasized that food donation should not be limited to festivals but should become a regular practice inspired by kindness and a sense of responsibility towards society.