The Ram Raj Nar Narayan Sewashram Trust is steadfast in its commitment to uplifting and supporting underprivileged segments of society. Our diverse charitable efforts include education, humanitarian aid during natural disasters, spiritual and religious cultivation, and various initiatives promoting well-being and compassion.
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The Ram Raj Nar Narayan Sewashram Trust is dedicated to uplifting underprivileged communities through education, disaster relief, spiritual growth, and initiatives promoting well-being and compassion.
Captain Vikram Batra is remembered as one of India's greatest war heroes. Born on September 9, 1974, in Palampur, Himachal Pradesh, he was a bright and active child who always wanted to serve his country. He had a twin brother, Vishal, and two sisters. Vikram grew up with a strong sense of duty and a love for his country, which shaped his life and career.
Vikram grew up in a family of educators, with his father as a principal and his mother as a teacher. He excelled in academics, sports, and leadership, becoming head boy at school. After studying science at DAV College and Panjab University, his passion for serving led him to join the Indian Army.
In 1996, Vikram joined the Indian Military Academy and became a lieutenant in the 13th Battalion of the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles. Posted to Sopore, he showed great bravery. During the 1999 Kargil War, Captain Vikram Batra became a national hero by helping reclaim crucial mountain peaks from Pakistani forces.
Captain Batra played a key role in Operation Vijay, the mission to push back the intruders and recapture the occupied peaks. On June 19, 1999, he led his team in a daring attack to capture Point 5140, a strategic location held by the enemy. Despite the dangerous terrain and heavy enemy fire, Captain Batra and his team succeeded in their mission. After the victory, he famously said over the radio, "Yeh Dil Maange More!" which means "This heart desires more!" This phrase captured his fearless spirit and determination. Just a few weeks later, Captain Batra volunteered for another critical mission to capture Point 4875, another enemy-held peak. This mission was even more dangerous, as the enemy had a strong position. Despite being wounded during the operation, Captain Batra continued to lead his men from the front, fighting bravely until the end. Sadly, he was killed in action on July 7, 1999, but his bravery ensured the success of the mission.
Captain Vikram Batra was posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest military honor, for his bravery and sacrifice. He became a legend during the 1999 Kargil War, known as the "Sher Shah" (Lion King) of the Indian Army. Many schools, roads, and institutions are named after him, and the peak he captured is called "Batra Top" in his honor. His life story, marked by courage and patriotism, continues to inspire young Indians. Even though his life was short, his memory and legacy of dedication to India will always be remembered and cherished.
The Ram Raj Nar Narayan Sewashram Trust is unwavering in its dedication to uplift and support society’s underprivileged segments.
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Thanks to Ram Raj Nar Narayan Sewashram Trust, I found hope in education, received crucial health support, and felt spiritually uplifted during tough times. They truly empower communities with compassion and dedication.
In times of disaster, Ram Raj Nar Narayan Sewashram Trust provided swift relief, fostering hope and healing.Their dedication to social reform, education, and spirituality brings positive change to vulnerable communities.
Grateful to Ram Raj Nar Narayan Sewashram Trust for empowering vulnerable groups, providing essential health services, and offering spiritual solace. Their holistic approach transforms lives and fosters resilience in communities.
Some frequently asked questions about a trust working across various domains such as care for vulnerable groups, education and empowerment, health and wellness, disaster relief, spirituality and religion, and social services and reform
Contact UsThe trust is dedicated to serving vulnerable groups, promoting education and empowerment, improving health and wellness, providing disaster relief, nurturing spirituality and religion, and advocating for social services and reform.
The trust conducts thorough needs assessments, collaborates with local communities, and consults with experts to identify vulnerable groups based on factors such as socioeconomic status, health conditions, age, gender, and geographic location.
The trust provides a range of primary, secondary and higher education, including technical and medical education. It also aims to maintain, boost and carry on educational and technical institutions and run welfare scheme for students providing scholarships, books, stipends, medals and other incentives.
Beneficiaries can access a range of services provided by the trust based on their needs and circumstances. The trust aims to offer holistic support, addressing multiple dimensions of well-being to empower individuals and communities.
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The aim of the trust is to provide assistance to nursing homes, orphanages and other places of care for the poor. It aims to establish and organize the provision of education, food, clothing and other assistance to the physically disabled and mentally handicapped.
The trust aims to run free langers and perform yagyas, havans, religious discourses, prayers, preaching and discussions on various teachings. It also aims to promote religious and spiritual feelings amongst the devotees and general public, organize bhajans and kirtans. It also aims to maintain gow shallas.
The trust aims to support hospitals, nursing institutions, dispensaries, child welfare centres, maternity homes and other similar charitable institutions. It also aims to maintain yogashrams, meditation centres and natural care centres with Ayurvedic facilities to help overcome drug and narcotic addictions.
