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Presidents of JKP distributes daily useful materials to 6K students at Barsana

Presidents of JKP distributes daily useful materials to 6K students at Barsana

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Mathura: The three Presidents of Jagadguru Kirpalu Parishad (JKP) today continued to extend their helping hands by organising free of cost distribution camp for about 6000 poor and needful school children to provide them daily useful things in Uttar Pradesh’s Barsana district.

 

 

Now in this regards, to provide help to needful school going kids by keeping in mind the daily necessities of poor and deprived sections of the society, and also to provide a systematic form of their life, tireless efforts are being made by the three Presidents of JKP throughout the year.

 

 

A free distribution camp was again organised by JKP in Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura based Barsana district today during which about 6000 children from rural village were given steel containers along with bowls, towels and umbrella at Rangeeli Mahal like they use to conduct many times throughout the year.

 

JKP distributes useful things to 6000 poor students at Rangeeli Mahal

 

Not only this, besides small school going children these daily useful things were also given to the teacher who came along with these kids from about 43 different districts.

 

 

This free distribution camp was concluded by the three Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat (JKP) Presidents, Dr. Vishakha Tripathi, Dr. Shyama Tripathi and Dr. Krishna Tripathi were the driving force behind all philanthropic efforts made by JKP.

 

 

In the month of April alone, JKP had gifted over 20,000 things to impoverished school children with these basic necessities to the families which they were unable to afford.

 

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