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Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation's Daily Impact Bulletin for 12 November 2026 covers rehabilitation, intervention, and preparation activities across India.

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) published its Daily Impact Bulletin for 12 November 2026, documenting recent rehabilitation, intervention, and preparation activities across India.
We brought back 10 people, all members of one family, to their Vedic roots after several years of being in a conversion trap, through sustained ground work and counselling. All 10 re-entered the dharmic fold in a public ceremony with the chanting of Vedic mantras.
Our team found a gaumata lying severely injured on the roadside, unable to move and with a big wound on her body, and rescued her. We took her for medical care. We support a full-time gausewa ambulance in Delhi operated by Sudarshan Vahini.
We filed a formal complaint with higher authorities in Kanpur, UP, seeking the immediate custodial arrest of a man and his family members after a Hindu woman, who says he hid his religion to marry her, had her neck slashed with scissors when she opposed his plans for a second marriage. The accused are absconding and police are searching for them, and we stand with her until strict punishment is secured.
We held today’s self-defence training session at our full-time centre in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, for Pakistani Hindu refugee and underprivileged children. The training builds their strength, discipline, fitness and confidence, and gives them the skills to protect themselves.
We held today’s self-defence training session for children at our centre in Delhi. The training builds their strength, discipline and confidence, and equips them to protect themselves.
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