Bharat Vikas Parishad Archives

21 Feb

Posthumous Eye Donation: Parishad Members Honor the Family

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Dera Bassi, February 21 – The Bharat Vikas Parishad, Dera Bassi, continues its mission to raise awareness about posthumous eye donation. So far, the branch has facilitated the donation of 157 individuals' eyes, restoring sight for 314 visually impaired people.Parishad Press Secretary and social worker Parmjit Rummy Saini shared that on February 17, social worker Narendra Kumar Tiwari (94) passed away. In honor of his commitment to society, his eyes and body were donated to a hospital through the Bharat Vikas Parishad. Family Honored for Their Contribution During his final prayer ceremony on Friday, Parishad members honored his daughter Sushma…

Bharat Vikas Parishad Facilitates Posthumous Eye Donation of 157th Individual

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Dera Bassi, February 20 – The social service organization Bharat Vikas Parishad, Dera Bassi, has been actively spreading awareness about posthumous eye donation. Their efforts have yielded remarkable success, with 157 individuals donating their eyes, restoring vision for 314 visually impaired individuals.Press Secretary Parmjeet Rammi Saini shared that Narendra Kumar Tiwari (94) of ATS Dera Bassi recently passed away. With the consent of his daughter, Sushma Tinjani, and the encouragement of social worker Barkha Ram, his eyes were donated, and his body was handed over to PGI Hospital, Chandigarh, for medical research. Dedicated Efforts Towards Organ Donation Bharat Vikas Parishad,…

Bharat Vikas Parishad Organizes Program on Guru-Disciple Relationship

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Honors Given to Principals and Students from 14 Schools: Paramjit Rammi Dera Bassi, February 13 – Bharat Vikas Parishad, Dera Bassi, organized a program under Guruvandan Chhatra Abhinandan at Longowal College, Dera Bassi. SDM Amit Gupta attended as the chief guest, while Jagjit Singh and Longowal College Chairman Kapil Katyal were special guests. Paramjit Singh Saini, press secretary of the parishad and a social worker, emphasized the sacred nature of the guru-disciple relationship. He stated that this bond has been respected for ages and holds a unique place in society. A true guru always guides the student on the right…