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Acknowledgement letter from Anjuman Khairul Islam Urdu High School for 300 books donated for their school library.

Rotary Club of Palanpur City distributing garments donated by us to needy people in surrounding districts.

Ratna Nidhi organised a mobility camp in Kargil giving a new life to 241 physically disabled people. Press coverage for the same:

"It's not how much we give but how much love we put into giving."- Mother Teresa

This is exactly what we could see at Ananda Yaan - Byculla centre on 8th October which culminates the Daan Utsav ,that whole of India is celebrating - “Joy of giving week “.

Daan utsav was celebrated by the members in the most unique way - they donated prosthetic legs to people who could not stand on their own until yesterday!!

Byculla Anandan yaan members of Rotary club of Bombay in association with Dignity Foundation collected funds and donated Jaipur Foot to three physically disabled people through Ratna Nidhi Charitable trust.

Ratna Nidhi Trust kindly organised these three Beneficiaries to go to anandayaan centre with their super efficient team and technician .

1) Md. Mustafa age 45.

2)Pandurang Coge age 79

3)Md Shahid Ansari age 45

These beneficiaries are almost same age as Ananda Yaan members, they were welcomed with gifts that members bought for them from their own savings.

Ratna nidhi technicians attached the Jaipur legs in front of everyone who could see the whole process .

All three beneficiaries were overwhelmed by this gesture of beautiful human beings , senior citizens who themselves come from not such privileged backgrounds.

Beneficiary after wearing his foot stood on his own and did a small prayer starting with Gayatri mantra.

Rotarian Charu Agrawal arranged snacks for beneficiaries , their family members accompanying them and all 80 Ananda Yaan members.

In the fifth phase of Vision 10000, Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust in association with Titan Eye Plus organized a FREE Eye Camp to screen 177 children in Ashok School. The camp was conducted on the 5th of October at Ashok School in Girgaon.

At the camp, requisite measurements of the students' eyes were done by an optometrist from Titan Eye Plus.

Fine quality lenses, provided by Titan Eye Plus, will be fitted into spectacles and the ready spectacles will be distributed for free to all the children prescribed by the optometrist within 4 weeks of the screening camp.

Summary of the camp:

Total number of screenings - 177

Prescribe Glasses - 14

Doctor recommended - 3

No spectacles needed - 160