Saharanpur, Deoband. Embracing the principle of "Nar Seva Narayan Seva," Manav Kalyan Manch has been continuously undertaking various public welfare and social work throughout the year in Deoband city. As part of the Manch's monthly service campaign, as in previous years, free notebooks were distributed to schoolchildren from five schools to encourage economically weaker and needy students to pursue education. The Manch also provided assistance to some poor students by paying their monthly tuition fees to their respective schools. The joy and excitement on receiving the notebooks was clearly visible on the children's faces during the program. Parents and teachers also praised this commendable effort of Manav Kalyan Manch, calling it an inspiring initiative in the field of education.

Chief guest of the program, BJP City President Arun Gupta, praised the Forum's service work and said that education is the most powerful medium for building society and the nation. Financial constraints should not be a barrier to any child's education. Able-bodied individuals and social organizations should actively participate in such noble causes.

On this occasion, Principal of Arya Samaj School, Janeshwar Prasad, said that there is no greater service than helping poor children receiving education. Today's children will shape the bright future of tomorrow and, through education, will make significant contributions to the development of society and the nation. Forum founder Arun Agarwal said that education is a fundamental right of every child. Our endeavor is to ensure that no child leaves their studies due to lack of resources. Helping needy students is true service to humanity. Selfless service provides spiritual satisfaction and is true devotion to God. Former Principal Dharampal Mahajan said that Manav Kalyan Manch is playing a vital role in the overall development of poor and needy children by supporting their education. The Manav Kalyan Manch expressed special gratitude to Girish Agarwal, the main coordinator of the program. The Manch officials also thanked all the colleagues, school management, teachers and the citizens of the society who helped.
President Sushil Karnawal, General Secretary Raju Saini, Treasurer Jitendra Kashyap, Rajiv Sharma along with many officials of the Manch, social workers, teachers and dignitaries were present in the program.