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Our team found a sick Gaumata in a Gujarat village and rushed there with a doctor After treatment and care, she is now doing well Naman to our Gau Sewaks. 🙏
This Gaumata has a severe injury in head and horns It was late in the night. So our team transported her to a gaushala for treatment and rest. Naman to Gau Sewaks 🙏
These two cows were in severe pain after sustaining injuries in their horns. The horns were broken, probably in an accident. Our team of Gau Sewaks tended to them, and cleaned and dressed their wounds. They sent them to a…
A Gaumata had a spike stuck under her hoof. She was in great pain and could barely walk When our team found out the reason, we removed it. It immediately brought her relief Naman to Gau Sewaks 🙏 Watch he…
These children, having fun while learning, are from our free education centre in Fatehpur. We started this centre in an area that is quite affected by predatory proselytizing. But at our centre, they learn without an agenda of conversion. We…
How to find the Day of the week for any Date in history? Watch our students showcase their learnings and skills at our free Vidya Kendra for Pakistani Hindu refugees in Rajasthan! Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation runs this centre for…
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high… Listen to our students beautifully narrate this poem by Rabindranath Tagore. All these children are refugees from Pakistan, studying at Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation’ free Vidya Kendra in…
This Gaumata could barely stand, let alone walk, after suffering a severe injury to her back. Our team of Gau Sewaks treated her. Naman to them. Watch the video and pictures below:
Our Jodhpur education centre shelters 300 refugee children who migrated from Pakistan, many of whom suffer from malnutrition. These resilient youngsters have witnessed their homes being left behind, their parents mistreated, and their lives displaced. At Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation,…
In dire situations, under economic strain, or due to external pressures, people often abandon their faith and cultural roots. Predatory proselytisation, unfortunately, is a common and dangerous phenomenon in our country. Vulnerable individuals often find themselves lured into the trap…