The 'Amrit Dhara' water service project, operated by the Marwadi Yuva Manch, Surat branch for social service purposes, was inaugurated in the premises of Shri Saraswati Mahavidyalaya. Launched amid intense heat, the project's aim is to provide clean and cool drinking water to students, visitors, and the general public.
The inauguration was attended by popular city corporator Suman Garg and former Rajya Sabha member Savita Sarda, who praised the Manch's public service efforts, calling it an exemplary and commendable initiative for the benefit of society. The program saw active participation from the Manch's president Abhishek Khetan, patron Ranjit Chaudhary, Rahul Bajaj, Prakash Bindal, Ganesh Agarwal, secretary Sushant Bajaj, Kaushal Goyal, coordinator Rajesh Dalmia, Amit Kedia, Deepak Dalmia, Sumit Tapadia, Abhishek Patodia, and many other members. Through this service project, nearly 600 students of Shri Saraswati Mahavidyalaya, along with all visitors and the general public, will have access to clean and cold drinking water.
This will provide relief during the hot season and promote health safety. The Manch officials stated that Rajesh Chaudhary, Krishna Gupta, and Deepak Gupta have made significant and inspiring contributions to the success of the 'Amrit Dhara' water service project.
Their support, social commitment, and spirit of public welfare have made the effective operation of this project possible. The Manch expressed gratitude to all collaborators and expressed confidence that this service project will continue to fulfill its objective of providing clean and cool drinking water to the public in the future.
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