This corona pandemic put the normal people under a lot of stress. Their employment opportunities got restricted and it put them in a tough situation. They faced scarcity of food and were unable to feed their families. This is when Narayan Seva Sansthan and many other groups extended their arms to provide help to the labour families. Let us see how these groups helped out the poor families and helped them to survive.   Help provided in India India is a massive country with the second-highest population of 130 crores. The sudden lockdown hit the people hard, and especially the people under the poverty line, that is about 35 crore people. They lost their employment, were unable to return to their homes and faced huge scarcity of food. Kids went unfed, old people went unattended, there was a problem everywhere. The Coronavirus pandemic became a real curse to human beings. So, various NGOs and support groups to implement several corona reliefs programs. Those group aimed to provide support and resources to the worst-hit section of society. Narayan Seva Sansthan played a prominent role in helping out the poor in these testing times. Let us see how they helped out the poor people who were in dire need of help. Employment among People The migrant workers are extremely poor people. They have left their home in search of work to support their family. When this lockdown hit, they lost their jobs, their resources got over quickly and they were left without food, without money and other necessary resources. They needed some pandemic unemployment assistance and the government provided it. The government saw how poor people were suffering and dying. They announced a huge financial package to help out the people in need. According to government data, travelling crop sellers, daily wage workers, rickshaw pullers, maids and other such workers make up about 85% of total employment of our country and thus are the spine of the Indian economy.  Importance of Narayan Seva Sansthan Narayan Seva Sansthan played an especially important role which helped many people in the informal sector to survive. They used their pandemic relief fund very efficiently. In the national capital of India, New Delhi, as soon as the lockdown was announced, thousands of people became unemployed. The daily wage earners had no place to work. Among these people, many young male workers were left jobless. They became incapable of feeding labour families. many social workers came forward and truly justified being humans. They provided support to poor families during such a difficult time. The Sansthan was very generous in helping the families in need. They supplied blankets for them to bear the cold of night and food for them to survive. Narayan Seva Sansthan used their corona relief fund to provide around 5000 with rations. They distributed about 90,000 food packets to the poor people and helped them to survive. These aids provided by the Sansthan helped the daily wage workers massively. The daily wage workers live a very tough life. They live off the money they earn each day. So, when the lockdown was imposed, their source of income got cut off and they had nowhere else to go. The help provided to the labours during COVID-19 pandemic came to them as a ray of light. The volunteers worked tirelessly to provide food and shelter to the suffering people.This is the reason why it is one of the most trusted health NGOs in India. Help for All Whenever and wherever people are suffering and need help, Narayan Seva Sansthan is always there to support them. They helped the labour families with food when they were spending the nights with hunger. They gave them clothes when they were suffering from the weather. And most importantly, they game them love and treated with respect, two of the most important virtues of being a human. As the good people of society extended their helping hands, the help reached to people who needed it the most. For almost the last 100 days, people have been going through such difficult times which they as a whole never faced before, and people faced it together. They donated money to the Government and also performed voluntary actions. This pandemic may have thrown our normal life into chaos, but people have responded positively to it, and have fought it united.

Humans are the most advanced creation of God on this Earth. We have the power to think, we have the heart to feel and the will to act on it. No other living being on this earth can speak as many languages like we do and can perform a task as efficiently as we can. Our race is the most advanced and developed race among all life on Earth. With such powers, comes ever-greater responsibility. We are in charge of protecting the earth, from ourselves to be honest and also the great inventions that we do, propels our civilization forward. We perform tasks that help in our sustainability and brings happiness, and what greater happiness is there than helping other people who are in need. As humans, our greatest service should be serving other people. There is a lot of poverty, sadness, and problems around us. Daily, millions of people are suffering. Some are suffering from lack of food and some are suffering from a lack of empathy from other people. Not all human beings are born lucky. Due to various circumstances, which are none of his own faults, he is confined to a life of disabilities because of which he is not able to perform even the simple tasks as we can, and so they need our help. They need assistance which helps them to perform the task and as humans and noble citizens of our great country, it is our responsibility , that we extend our help needy persons. Problems Faced by Disabled people The disabled people around us have certain basic needs which we should provide to them and thus ensure that there is a level of equality among the people of our society. People who suffer from physical disabilities, cannot move around as easily as we can. They need assistance. Many of those people use wheelchairs to move from one place to another. In India, we know the conditions of our roads and pavements. Even we, the normal people are thankful if we do not fall down or get tripped by a certain break on our path, then think how people with disabilities will be able to move? Then there are people who use crutches and prosthetics, so walking for long distances is not a healthy option for them. They need a proper transport system which will help them go to their destination without much trouble. 1. Assistive Technologies - As we read before, disabled people face a lot of trouble in performing even basic tasks. Either they cannot hear properly, or they cannot speak properly, or they are visually impaired. Those people need assistance and with the advancement of modern science, we now have the power to help them a lot. There are hearing aids for people cannot hear partially or completely, there are sign languages and ways to understand those languages so that the people who are unable to speak can also communicate with other people and last but not the least, Braille system has helped the visually impaired people a lot. Nowadays, there is Braille everywhere, from our currency to the elevator button. These aids and modifications make us inclusive as a society. 2. Modern Innovations - Is there anything that robots cannot do? From keeping the floors of our room clean to assisting the doctors in the operation theatres. Modern science has given us an immense opportunity to modify the homes of the people suffering from disabilities so that they can feel the comfort of their homes. From adaptive switches to voice control security. 3. Personal Assistance and support - Who does not love to be heard all the time? Now we have technologies like Amazon Echo and Siri among others which are only there to help you. They respond to your queries and give the best possible answers. They will book your appointments, remind you of the tasks that you need to perform, just like your personal secretary and that too without any complaints.   4. Inclusive Education and Training- Education is a basic right of all citizens and it should not matter that if the kid is normal or disabled. If we want to grow as a civilization, we should be able to give at least basic education to all kids. Without education, one is not able to have a good future. For the disabled kids, there are adaptive technologies. Kids who are unable to see can use the Braille system for studies and there are special schools for kids who suffer from some kind of intellectual or psychological disability. Narayan Seva Sansthan provides schooling for orphans and children from a poor background. They are taught to use computers which make them future-ready. 5. An adequate Income - The basic need to have a happy life is money, as ugly, it may sound, but it is the ugly truth. When a person acquires the skills needed for employment, he has the chance to get a job and thus have a stable future. Narayan Seva Sansthan provides vocational training to the disabled people who come to them for help. They are also taught to repair mobile phones; computers and they are taught how to do the stitching. All of these valuable pieces of training are provided to the people suffering from disabilities totally free of cost. 6. Appropriate and accessible Information - Information should be free and accessible to all people. There should be no discrimination among the people, and it should not depend on whether they are normal or are disabled. As we are born as humans, we are all equal and so it is the right of every person to have the information they need. 7. Counseling - Who does not need advice in life? The disabled people are also different and need proper help and guidance which helps them to overcome certain problems in life. As the greatest creation of God, we should always be ready to provide the necessary help to people from all sections of life. It is the right of every human to receive proper medical care. It is obvious that disabled people need more medical care and attention than normal people. They need proper equipment and aid to lead a stable life. Narayan Seva Sansthan provides proper medical care to all the people suffering from disabilities. They provide them with corrective surgeries in their chain of hospitals and give them proper care in their physiotherapy centers. NSS also runs mobile vans that go to remote places to give the necessary medical care to the poor and discarded section of the society.   Here we can see how people of various age groups suffer from various disabilities which give us vast yet in-depth knowledge about the problems faced by those people. The people's disabilities need all kinds of support, so it is of the highest priority that they should also be treated as equals and have access to proper judicial help and assistance.You can also do your part of helping the people by making an NGO donation to NSS whatever you can. No amount is too small.

The world is a funny place. The reality of life is totally different than what is said. People say that money does not matter, only good heart matters but the ugly truth is that this world runs on money. If you do not have the purchasing power, you cannot buy what you want. You will not be able to fulfill your desires if cannot afford it. Begging does not bring any pride or acknowledgment in this world. Either you have for what is yours or snatch the opportunity and use it to its full potential and to have that power to take what is yours, you need money, and that is the bare and ugly truth of the world live in. With the rapid growth in population in the last several decades, mainly after the modernization and growing facilities. But the job market has not been able to keep up its pace which has resulted in an ever-growing trend in the rate of unemployment. If one does not have the skills, then it is very tough for him to be employed, and this issue is far worse for the disabled people. The people with special needs cannot perform a task at a similar speed to other normal people and they need additional aid too. These issues create a problem for disabled people. Narayan Seva Sansthan gives job training to the disabled people who go through corrective surgeries by their hospitals and other people who come to them for help. They give them valuable training so that they become employment ready and can earn their own living. The Sansthan knows that this world is a digital world and everything that happens, involves computers and mobile phones. So, NSS provides those people with training to repair computer hardware. They are also taught about the basic functions and operations. They are taught to use computer applications which are widely used in almost all sections of work, like MS Office. As of now, in India, there are more mobile phones than there are people, so it is common sense to know about how to repair phones. The Sansthan realizes the need of the hour and imparts these valuable pieces of knowledge to the people with disabilities and who are coming from the poor and lowly background which massively empowers those people. Besides needing extra help, disabled people, mostly in India, come from a poor and deprived background. They often do not receive even primary education. The hardships they face in life pull them back when they want to move forward towards a happy future. People with disabilities face difficulties that just never seem to end. They do not receive a proper education, which inhibits in their path to acquire the necessary job skills which further results in them not getting a respectable job that ultimately leads to a life of endless trouble and dissatisfaction. Narayan Seva Sansthan is a non-profit organisation that, since its establishment in 1985, has been a beacon of hope for these poor unprivileged people. This nonprofit organization has shown that every human deserves to be treated as a human. Everyone deserves proper food, proper shelter, proper education, and lastly, the means to a happy life. To fulfill their mission to give every life a chance to a happy life, the Sansthan started its Empowerment Centre. They believe that the core of a person to be satisfied with his life, he first needs to be employed. When a person is employed, he becomes financially indecent. Metaphorically speaking, they become able to stand on their OWN FEET. Without any kind of gender discrimination, disabled people are taught how to sew and make new clothes. This gives wings to their imagination and creativity and also makes them employment ready, either they can work in a shop or use that skill for domestic purposes. Besides training those people, the Sansthan also gives them sewing machines which are a massive help for them. To date, NSS has provided poor people with 5220 sewing machines. The empowerment center of Narayan Seva Sansthan has provided more than 2400 disabled people with vocational training. This training helped them to get a job, which laid down the path for them to have a happy and satisfying life. The Sansthan’s future aim of building the World of Humanity (WOH) will be a massive push forward. It will host all the humanitarian works of Narayan Seva Sansthan and will be a one-stop dream fulfillment for the poor and disabled people. Mr. Prashant Agarwal, the president of Narayan Seva Sansthan said that "According to industry data, the healthcare industry will be $372 billion by 2022. We are witnessing healthcare and education become highly expensive while World of Humanity is a one-stop solution where everything is free of cost. This is a noble cause to support and bring more differently-abled into the mainstream." This is why the World of Humanity Center is the need of the hour as it will provide the people with the necessary corrective surgeries, which currently stands at a whopping 418750 people and the vocational skills which will make them employment ready. Within 3 years, the World of Humanity Center will become operational which will provide services like food and clothing and also education to the kids. The Sansthan will bear the cost of all the free diagnostic checks and treatments. They will provide care after the operation which includes the medication and the physiotherapy in the 450 bedded hospital. The WOH will also be the abode of the social works of the Sansthan. There they will provide vocational training, teach them to do Art and Crafts, repair mobiles and computers and will give them all the knowledge necessary to be eligible for employment. NSS will also organize their Mass Marriages in this Empowerment Centre, like the 33rd Mass Marriage they organized recently.You can play your part and help build this center when you donate money to an NGO.

Do we ever stop and think about how lucky we are? How blessed we are? We have eyes to see the beautiful creation of God, ears to hear the sweet sound of birds, tongue to taste the delicious food of our mothers, mouth to express love to our loved ones. We have fully functioning hands that give us the freedom to play and legs give us to travel this beautiful world. We have all these things but still, we often curse God and ourselves because of something insignificant. We are blessed with so many good things, we can see, hear, taste, feel, and explore the beauty around us. Sometimes, we should stop and take a moment and appreciate all the good around us, and what we are naturally capable of doing, which is only a dream for countless others. In India alone, there are more than 3 crore people suffer from some kind of physical disability. These people suffer from mobility problems. They cannot move freely. They cannot visit all the places they would like to do. Going on adventures and trekking mission is only a dream for many of those people. We can only imagine the pain and suffering they go through every day. They not only suffer from these physical problems but also psychological issues. They are often reminded of their disabilities. Moreover, we as human beings, are also not completely inclusive to these people. The parks we have built, the museums we have constructed, the malls we go for entertainment, most of these public places are not disabled people friendly. All these places should have wheelchair ramp assistance so that the people in a wheelchair can easily visit those places and have fun like other normal people. Nearly 43 percent of kids who suffer from some kind of disability are planning to drop out of studies due to difficulties faced by them while taking part in online education. Because of this ongoing pandemic, all the public institutions are closed which has forced the teachers to conduct their classes online. But, though this a good idea, it is not inclusive for all the kids. When Swabhiman, a community-based organization working for the rights of people with disabilities conducted a survey in Odisha, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Tripura, Chennai, Sikkim, Nagaland, Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir in the month of May that recorded the information provided by 3627 people. It was found that 56.5% of kids with disabilities were struggling to attend the online classes and were becoming irregular and 77% of kids were unable to keep track of the online learning process and will eventually fall behind.. There are some non-profit organizations that are serving the handicapped and disabled through physical aid and vocational training programs. However, these NGOs need our support and donation for Divyang to continue with these services. The life of a disabled is never an easy one. Every day, from the moment they wake up, an innumerable number of challenges waiting for him. The tasks like washing our face, brushing our teeth, combing our hair, and another daily task which we perform daily without a speck of any trouble, the disabled people find it particularly hard to get these tasks done. Either need a person to help them or years of practice which makes them self- dependent. After getting the morning routine done, it is now for them, like us to face the cruel world. Kids with disabilities often go to schools which are specially made for them. The teaching faculty and the other staff are all very loving and caring for those kids, but not all kid is lucky to have parents who take care of them. We have often read in the newspapers and seen in the news how parents abandon their disabled kids. These parents see their disabled kids as a burden on their shoulders and they just cannot afford to take care of their kids. No mother wants to abandon their kid, the child she bore within herself for 9 months, the pain she goes through during delivery of that child, I can only wonder how much pain she goes through which forces her to abandon her kid. When we are not able to do something which our peers are able to do, it is obvious that we suffer from an inferiority complex. The people who suffer from various disabilities, cannot do things at a similar speed as his normal friends. Disabled people face discrimination on a daily basis. In this competitive and overpopulated world, finding proper employment is tough enough for us, then think about the hardships they go through. Due to his physical disability, he faces discrimination due to his physical shortcomings. Some people feel powerful when they use their power on the weak. This bullying of people with disabilities is a shame for all of humanity. This social discrimination is never a good thing to see, never mind being on the receiving end of it. Narayan Seva Sansthan is known as the top charity organization in world, providing an umbrella for such people who are bullied by society. The Sansthan provides them with proper medical care, education, job training, and the opportunity to earn a place in society. They help them and aid them in facing the challenges of everyday life. NSS also provides those people who suffer from discrimination and inferiority complex, a platform to show their talent and be recognized by all. This helps the people suffering physical disability be happy with his life and earn their own living. He earns his employment and thus empowerment. The pandemic has put enormous pressure on the well being of all the people, and specifically on the disabled people. Nupun Malhotra the co-founder and CEO of Nipman Foundation and founder of Wheels For Life, says that "I also have a locomotor disability and even for my basic needs, I need somebody to assist me. Similarly, for people who are blind, they need someone to hold their hands to take them around. People who have intellectual disabilities need a caretaker for their personal and emotional needs, etc. Social distancing is impossible for people with disabilities in general." He also adds that "Accessibility through media channels, helplines, the lack of English captioning and quality interpreters (is a challenge). Covid-19 helplines are not accessible to the deaf and only very few centres are providing interpreting services." Dr. Alim Chandani, founder of Access Mantra Foundation also adds that communication for people who are deaf will now become difficult with the mandatory use of masks, "It would become double the effort for us (the deaf community) to get access due to the blockage of facial expressions or not being able to read lips."

The problems faced by the Youth of India The world we live in is a very unforgiving one. There are cutthroat ruthlessness and betrayal all around. The world is filled with crabs who just want to progress at your cost. You have to be incredibly lucky and fortunate to have good and genuine people and friends in your life. And people who suffer from disabilities, find the world harder. The opportunities available to them are much less and they find it extremely hard to get the respect and acknowledgment they deserve. There are people who have a tough time even considering these people as equals and thus find discrimination to be the easiest way to communicate with people with disabilities. In the last week of May, the unemployment rate of India stood at 24.3% which was a little higher than the previous week of 24%, and it was also more than the average unemployment rate of 24.2% of the last eight weeks during the lockdown period. We also have to note that the rate of labor participation was marginal to 38.7% in the last week of May from 38.8% in its previous week, which was constantly increasing for the three weeks, according to the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE). What is stuttering the development of the people? National Survey for Estimation reported in 2014 that, among the primary school kids, about 60% of those children drop out before they complete class 3. This happens mainly due to the poor background of the kids, so they get in the job market to do menial jobs so that they can earn some money and help out their families. This trend continues to higher standards as the Institute for Policy Research Studies (PRS) reports that many children leave their studies due to poverty and other major issues. 50% of kids do not continue their education after they complete their 10th standard. According to the report of Census of India, by the end of 2021, 64% of people of India’s entire population will be in the working-age group which will mainly consist of people whose age are from 20 to 35 years which will enable India to have a working population which is youngest among the all the countries. Though this a major advantage, the lack of opportunity for these kids to have the proper vocational training and skill learning will leave this enormous advantage null and void. What should be done to improve the condition of the people? Narayan Seva Sansthan runs its own multipurpose vocational academy. They impart the necessary skills to the people who ask for help. They are like the friend, philosopher, and guide who is always there by the side of the poor people, when they are left alone, and they suffer in despair. The Sansthan, under the leadership of Mr. Prashant Agarwal, is always working hard to provide those people with an equal platform who have always been disregarded by society. They give them a valuable education of life and they teach them the necessary skills by which they are able to earn their living. Being financially independent is a major step towards having a good life. If you are able to support yourself financially, people do not look down on you, rather, you earn their respect.NGOs like Narayan Seva Sansthan also provides platform for CSR activity to encourage companies to give back to society. Our Free Vocational Training Services: Narayan Seva Sansthan’s vision is to make the Divyangs financially independent. As they highly prioritize the employment and empowerment of the people with disabilities, the Sansthan provides free courses for skill development and various training schemes which trains the people to repair smartphones, computer hardware, sewing, and many more, depending on the learning capability of those people. These programs are run with the view to lifting the Divyangs from the grasp of poverty and desperation. NSS helps the Divyangs people in all possible ways so that they become self- dependent in life and earn their own food. Besides providing valuable skills, they are also given the tools and raw materials which improves their chances of employability. 1. Free Basic Computer Course This 21 st century is the age of computers. Every work that is being done, involves working on a computer. Knowing the basics of computers is a must to be eligible for being employed by an organization. Narayan Seva Sansthan does a great job of providing the Divyangs with the knowledge of computers. The people who suffer from disabilities are treated by the Sansthan are also given training on the basic working of a computer. The operating systems, typing in a proper way, the basics of MS Office, and many more. After doing the necessary courses and getting certified, they learn the necessary skills and make themselves available in the job market. 2. Mobile Repairing Course Besides making the poor people learn about the basics of computer operations and hardware, they are also taught the skill to repair mobile phones. They are taught about the electronics of the phone, phone communication, assembling and disassembling a smartphone, details of the Integrated Circuits and troubleshooting any problem. After the Divyangs complete the course, they get a job and some people even choose to start a shop of their own to repair mobile phones.Any donation for skill development in NSS goes to its vocational training programs to support divyangs. 3. Sewing and Tailoring Course The Sansthan also provides sewing courses to both men and women free of cost. The poor people from the disregarded parts of the society are given training so that they become professionals in stitching and tailoring. After the completion, so that they are able to do stitch for professional reasons as well as on a personal level, these people are provided with sewing machines without charging these poor people a single rupee. Both men and women are vastly helped by this program. They are able to make clothes that are worn by the Divyangs and shown off in the talent shows. This gives the designers both an opportunity to earn their living and as well as a platform to show their skills. This massively helps to earn money as they regularly get orders to make clothes for women like sarees, blouses, intricate work of zari on the clothes, and also school uniforms for kids. 4. Modern school for orphans and poor kids Besides giving the elder the required vocational training to be employable, Narayan Seva Sansthan provides education to kids who are from a poor and underprivileged background. They are provided proper education, taught English which is a vital job requirement and are also taught to use computers. NSS has reached about 2500 children and helped them with proper education which a part of their long-term goal to provide them with a better future. Narayan Seva Sansthan has focused on making the lives of poor and suffering people since 1985. Through various campaigns, they have been a personification of kindness and humanitarian work. These philanthropic works have made the Sansthan the Best NGO in India and they look forward to keeping on providing help to the people in need. If anyone wants to enroll for these training courses and want to improve their living conditions, they should get in touch with us by clicking Free Vocational Training Courses

In a country of more than 135 crore people, providing food, security, education, and health care is always a massive challenge. As the current situation stands, the number of doctors and hospitals available for people is much less than satisfactory. Another issue that is of major concern in India is the poverty level. If we take the reports of United Nations Millennium Development Goals, out of the 1.3 billion population of India, about 88 million people are living below the poverty level. These people are not able to afford even basic medical facilities, and they never even dare to dream about private hospitals. The fees charged by private hospitals on a daily basis are probably more than the yearly income of these people. The government must take care of its citizens, providing them with the basic necessities and amenities is always a major priority for the government. But providing help and reaching to all of the 135-crore people is a tough task, to say the least. So, Non-Governmental Organizations often come forward to help the people where the government falls short. Narayan Seva Sansthan is one such NGO which provides help to the poor and unprivileged section of the society free of cost. To provide the care to these people, the Sansthan has opened a chain of hospitals that are focused to provide proper health care to poor people of the society. Those hospitals are as listed below – 1. Shri Mahesh Sarada Smariti Anna Kshetra Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 2. Channo Devi Hada Polio Hospital Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur)  3. Chenraj Sawantraj Lodha Polio Hospital Manav Mandir, Sec 4 Hiran Magri (Udaipur)  4. Deedwania (Ratan Lal) Handicapped Seva Sadan Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur)  5. Atithi Grah Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 6. Jayaswal Seva Hospital Sector 4, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 7. Ganga Kishan Netra & Ayurveda Chikitsalay Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur)  8. Shrimati Indumati Jaswant Lal shah (Tuvawala) Polio Hospital Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 9. Atithi Grah Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 10. Mira ki Murliya Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 11. Matushri Murliben Dungarshi Maru (Sividha Mumbai) Handicapped Seva Centre 12. Rasikbhai Leeladhar shah Naturopathy Hospital Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 13. Shikhar Bhargav Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 14. Rajendra Harikishan Seva Mahatirth Parisar, Loyra (Udaipur) 15. Late Omprakash Ved Physiotherapy Research Center Seva Mahatirth Parisar, (Loyra) Udaipur   These hospitals and physiotherapy centers help the Narayan Seva Sansthan in its objective to serve the people. Another project which the NSS is building is the “World Of Humanity.” This is a dream ofManavji and Mr. Prashant Aggarwal. Their hard work has helped grow the Sansthan into multiple folds. And now they want to build this massive project which will be nothing less than a boon to humanity. This home of wellness will have all the state-of-the-art technologies which will be focused to help the poor, without charging them for the service. It will have –  Medical and Physical Aid like pharmacy and physiotherapy.  Treatment centre for corrective surgeries, attaching artificial limbs and calipers to help the physically disabled.  Post-Operative Care wards and Intensive Care Unit.  Diagnosis centre ( X-Ray, Out Patient Department, Lab)   These hospitals and physiotherapy centres by Narayan Seva Sansthan help the people in need day in and day out. They provide free food for all the members of the families, education for the kids, employment training for the adults, and organizing mass weddings. They do all this work for the poor and the disabled people who have very few people to take care of them. The “World Of Humanity” will have a place for everything. To be said frankly, it will be a one-stop service centre for all the poor and unprivileged people of our society. Lest I forget to mention, Narayan Seva Sansthan operates on disabled people and provides them with the necessary tools to make their life more fruitful. They provide prosthetic limbs and calipers to physically disabled people. They also provide canes, crutches, normal and powered wheelchairs, and tricycles which helps physically handicapped people massively as those aids and appliances improve their mobility. All of these good works will be done at “World Of Humanity.” NSS is really doing great work and their humanitarian works are only bringing positivity to the humans.

Realities of Life Is life fair to everyone? Does everybody get the same opportunities in life? No, life is not fair, and it definitely is not equal. But life is a challenge that presents itself to everyone with its own set of challenges and obstacles. Different people have to face different difficulties throughout their lifetime. Some people face challenges later on In their life, and some are born with their own challenges. We often see that kids are born with various problems mainly physical. So, let us go on a journey and learn about how a person with physical disabilities, either since birth or due to some unfortunate incident go through their life.   Different people cope with their disabilities in different ways. Some people are born with their disabilities, so accepting it and leading a life with the problems come much easier to him than a person who is inflicted injuries by fate. Humans are the most developed beings on this Earth. We learn to live; in the situation, we belong. We make the habits in our life. So, when due to some cruel accident, a person is forced to accept his disabled body, it is a very tough thing for him. The toughest thing of all is acceptance. Accepting that your life has changed in a drastic manner, you will not be able to do things in the same way as you used to do before. You will not be able to run like the wind or play with your mates like before, accepting these harsh realities is an awfully hard task. Accepting that your life will be limited to wheelchairs or medical aids or calipers, you will need the external support of crutches or some other adaptive technology just to do the basic things, gives a huge amount of trauma to that person. Disability in India In India, according to the survey report of the National Statistical Office in 2018, it was seen that the number of people who live their life with some kind of disability is 2.2 percent of the entire population. This statistic also counts people with physical disabilities, i.e., people who use calipers or some kind of assistive technology to improve their mobility. The report added that "In India, the prevalence of disability (percentage of persons with disability in the population) was 2.2 percent - with 2.3 percent in rural and 2 percent in urban areas. Prevalence of disability was higher among males than females." It is a well-known fact that people with disabilities do not get the proper education which stops them from having a good life, which was proven by the findings of the report as it said, "Among persons with disabilities of age 15 years and above, 19.3 percent had highest educational level as secondary and above. Among persons with disabilities age 3 to 35 years, 10.1 percent attended pre-school intervention programs. Percentage of persons with disabilities of age 3 to 35 years, who were ever enrolled in an ordinary school, was 62.9 percent." The physically disabled people use prosthetic limbs and calipers to make their lives better and so that they are able to have the minimum freedom of movement. Currently, only 28.8% of disabled people have a certificate of disability and more needs to be done by the government and other organizations so that these people have a better life. It was also seen that, among the people suffering from disabilities who are over the age of 15 years, the unemployment rate was 4.2%. Free Artificial Limbs and Prosthetics The people with some sort of physical disability, need an adaptive technology which helps them to perform the daily tasks comfortably. Their workshop makes tools for people who are specifically made to help them. To date, NSS has distributed 351397 calipers which have helped the physically disabled people massively. Narayan Seva Sansthan Udaipur organized a free artificial limb distribution camp in Aligarh to serve the aged and the underprivileged. Free artificial limbs and calipers were distributed in this camp to 40 Divyangs. The Narayan Seva Sansthan organized Artificial Limb Measurement Camps in Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Jaipur in August. In the same order, similar camps are being organized by Sansthan in other cities for the differently-abled beneficiaries.In both of these distribution camps, several people came forward to make donations for operations so more people could be helped. Prashant Agarwal, the president of Narayana Seva Sansthan, says, "We are also providing education and vocational training to the differently-abled with the treatment of economically weaker sections (corrective surgery) so that they can develop their full potential and become self-reliant and become independent.” In this camp, Narayan Seva Sansthan distributed 99,133 calipers, 10,000 wheelchairs, and 3,600 tricycles through Artificial Limb Distribution Camp. The prostatic and orthotic expert at Narayan Seva Sansthan, Mr. Nathu Singh said that “with the help of orthopedic doctors, installed customized prostheses in the camp in the body of PwD.” Over the past 35 years, Narayan Seva Sansthan has provided corrective surgeries to near 4 lakh patients. Now, Narayan Seva Sansthan is working on organizing artificial limb distribution camps in various cities like Agra, Ahmedabad, Aligarh, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Jaipur. In over 500 camps organized by the Sansthan all over India, they have helped 1,13,231 people to lead a better life and the freedom of movement. With the help of these prosthetic limbs, now they are able to do their normal activities without any difficulties. NGOs like Narayan Seva Sansthan are exceedingly rare who take upon themselves to give the proper treatment to a disabled person. They provide for all the medical therapies, from surgeries to physiotherapies at their own hospitals. Then they also provide the people with various adaptive devices like wheelchairs, calipers, prosthetic limbs, and various things that help the person to lead a better life. The Sansthan does all these humanitarian work free of charge and they believe that serving people is as holy as serving God.

What is the first thing which comes to your mind when you get a cut? When you fall down while running and cut open your leg and it starts bleeding, what do you do? when you are roughhousing with your friends or fighting with someone and get a bad cut on your forehead, what are you taught to do? First aid, right? Yes, whenever we receive any kind of physical damage, the first priority is to wash that wound, then sanitize it, and then give the required medical attention, which may be as simple as applying an ointment or maybe a bit serious like applying some stitches to close the open wound. This is what we have been taught from our childhood, which is a very sensible thing, but what happens when the wound is not about any physical damage but something which has hurt us emotionally or psychologically? As we all know, India got its political freedom in 1947 due to the work and sacrifices of countless brave hearts. They gave us this freedom so that we become free from all kinds of unhealthy bondage and live a life filled with happiness and satisfaction. They taught us to treat each other equally, no matter the gender, the caste, or the financial background. They dreamt that every Indian would have a free mind which will always strive for the betterment of themselves and the others. But, even 70 years after our independence, we still find people looking down on each other, shaming each other, and having an unhealthy attitude with others. Why is this so? Like the five fingers in our hand, no person is exactly similar to the next person. They have different pasts and experiences which leave a substantial impact on that person which gives them a unique personality of their own. One may not know what impacts the mental health of another person. What words he is sensitive too and what hurts him the most. Any person can be suffering from a mental illness from within. Our society is not so forgiving and empathetic. Still today, people who come forward with their mental health issues, they are considered to be weak and are often looked down upon. Even we are educated, we still lack this sensitivity towards other people. These are among some of the challenges faced with insuring mental illness. There are many kinds of mental illness which are still considered a taboo in India. some of them are mentioned below:- 1. Anxiety disorders - Adolescence anxiety levels when increases are a major source of mental illness. This happens due to social phobias like agoraphobia and claustrophobia, panic attacks, and other problems. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ( PTSD ) and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder ( OCD) also have severe effects in increasing the anxiety of a person. If these problems are left untreated, they cause severe health issues later in life. 2. Bipolar affective disorder – Also known as bipolar depression or manic depression, causes a person to experience periods of depression and elation. The exact cause of this problem is still unknown but genetic predisposition has been established. 3. Obsessive-compulsive disorder – A person becomes obsessed with certain images or impulses that cause him to take erratic actions. This can be treated by Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) 4. Paranoia – People often suffer from a constant fear that someone out there is “coming after you.” This erratic behavior may be due to his delusional disorder, paranoid personality disorder, and in the most extreme case, schizophrenia. To treat these kinds of acute problems, professional psychological support from psychiatrists. 5. Depression – The most common cause of mental disorder that people suffer from is depression. Often in life, we come across situations that make us feel incredibly sad, we find it hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel and we lose all hope. We lose interest in life and do not get enjoyment in any activity. The severity of depression depends on form people to people and from time to time. Depression has an awfully bad influence on people. They often have suicidal thoughts. They see suicide as the easiest way out of all the problems he is facing in life. People should take care of their mental health in the same way they take care of their physical health. They should seek professional help who will diagnose their problems and suggest the best way to recover from that illness. It may be psychiatric care or certain medications. Among antidepressants, Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the most popular. These antidepressants give the patient relief from mild to acute depression and are one of the safest and have minimal to no side effects on the consumer. Serotonin is a chemical messenger that transports signals between the brain and the nerve cells. SSRIs increase this level of serotonin in the consumer’s brain and thus improves the transmission. These medicines can also be used to cure other mental illness apart of depression, like anxiety disorders. To raise awareness of the different mental health issues which various people suffer, World Mental Health Day is observed on the 10th of October every year. This day gives all the people who are working to provide a better atmosphere for people who wants to cure their psychological issues and allows them to lead a happy life. Narayan Seva Sansthan works every day to provide people suffering from different problems a way to cure their issues. Whether it is a physical problem or a psychological one, NSS welcomes everyone with open arms and give them the necessary medical aid. They have professional and experienced doctors and state of the art technology which gives the patients the care they have been longing for. Everything the Sansthan does, they do with love and care and treat every patient equally. Even you can help us in this mission, and not just from donations. If you would like to do NGO volunteering in your free time, you are always welcome at Narayan Seva Sansthan to help people in any way you can.

Food, what is food? A means to stay alive. Or the reason to live? Everything we do in life, either from gaining proper education to do exercise regularly, every big or small thing contributes to our future. But everything important finds its place after food. The need to satisfy our hunger is of prime importance in all living beings. From a single cell amoeba to the most developed multi-celled organism, human beings. Every day we need a certain quantity of food which acts as fuel and gives us the energy to go on. Along with quantity, our diet should also be balanced as we must consume all the necessary nutrients and macro-nutrients that keeps us safe from various diseases. Our country India is the second most populated country, only after China and the rate at which our population has been growing over the last couple of decades, it will not be long before we clinch the top position. This huge population comes with its positives and negatives. India can offer one of the cheapest labor in the world market which is only possible due to our enormous population, but to sustain this population and keep them healthy, they need to be given proper food which we have not been able to do in the recent years. As per the Global Hunger Index of 2019, India stands at a lowly 109th spot among 117 countries, which is a major fall from its 2018 ranking of 95. The GHI is calculated based on four factors –  Undernourishment.  Child wasting, which is the number kids below five, whose weight is low compared to their height.  Child stunting, kids under the age of five who have a low height for their age which reflects serious malnutrition.  Child mortality, the death rate of kids, five years or younger. The GHI reports about the key facts about hunger in India which shows the State of Hunger in India. in recent years, the share of wasting among the kids has increased substantially, which denotes how much kids are undernourished in India. the child wasting percentage which was at 16.5% in the pefrom2012, became 20.8% in the pefrom2018. Of all the children age 6 to 23 months in India, only 9.6% of those are given a “minimum acceptable diet”. The report also adds the rate of child wasting is highest in India with an incredibly high rate of 20.8%. These huge numbers which show us how the poverty-stricken people are affected by hunger. Let us learn about some of the causes of Hunger In India- 1. Lack of access to nutritious food and safe drinking water – It is a myth that food is scarce in India. India always produces surplus crops, but the poor people often stay deprived of it. of the major reason is their financial condition. They are unable to afford proper food for them, their kids, and other members of the family. According to some reports, it is known that 23.6% of the Indian population or roughly 276 million people survive with less than $1.25 per day. This shows how poverty is indirectly leading people towards hunger and thus they become undernourished in India. water is another name of life. The poor people do not have access to safe drinking water on a regular basis which adds to the unhygienic practices which are the main cause of them becoming vulnerable to water-borne diseases which directly results in chronic malnutrition. 2. Conflicts – We often read in the news that poor unprotected people are forced to flee their native place. They have been forcefully driven away from their homes, their land on which they practice farming, which is often their sole source of income. These people are then forced to move to other places, which are foreign to them and they are derived from the basic necessities of life, which starts a vicious cycle of poverty and thus hunger. 3. Climate change – A problem caused by humans, which they are still doing on a massive scale. We have seen the drastic effects that even the minimum change in a place’s climate can have on its flora and fauna. The rising sea level has caused major causes of worry for the low-lying coastal regions. In the last couple of decades, it can be seen how many natural disasters like cyclones, droughts, and floods have increased. These disaster causes major harm to the infrastructure and diseases spread rapidly, all of which results in the suffering of the poor, thus hunger.   How to eradicate hunger in India is the major point of discussion. With the massive population in India, and infrastructure which is massively underdeveloped and undermanned, there are long paths to take before all the problems of the poor people are solved. The State of Food Security and Nutrition Act of 2013 was formed to give these people nutritional food at affordable prices, but that is still a dream. With the inability of the states to reach all of its citizens equally and draconian laws like the caste system they still prevailing in various parts of our country, people will keep on suffering. As per Global Health Indicator’s recommendations, the concerned government and the various international groups should intervene at once and provide the necessary aid to the people suffering from disasters and grave poverty. The infrastructure should be appraised and improved which will result in better health and supply of nutrition to all the underprivileged people of India. as our Father of Nation, Mahatma Gandhi said, " There are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread”,so we should all do our part to help poor people and strive to do what is right as humans, the greatest creation of God. Narayan Seva Sansthan works hard daily to provide food to the poverty-stricken and underprivileged people of India. they provide them with groceries and food rations and make sure that they do not go to sleep in an empty stomach. NSS organizes several camps and always works for the good of the humans, which is ultimately the greatest service to God.

When the sunsets and the night draw near, a single light from the lamppost 20 meters away becomes the only source of light for so many street dwellers. A half-torn blanket, a shredded asbestos ceiling, and an earthen stove are all the properties of those people. They are deprived of the basic amenities in life. Their kids do not get proper educational opportunities, they do not have proper beds, drinking water, and even toilet. If they are lucky, they survive within a single room on some forgotten streets in our wealthy and posh cities. Still, they call these little pieces of a land home which signifies how big is the problem of homelessness. The cities of India are some of the most densely populated regions in the whole world. These places offer jobs to people who leave their homes in search of employment and livelihood. Most of these migrant laborers are poverty-stricken and lack the basic necessities of life. At any given point in time, the number of homeless people in these cities is about 3 million. They do not have substantial food to feed their children, no proper shelter to protect them from the harsh weather, and the evil of the society. The problems they face on a daily basis can only be a nightmare for the upper class of society.Many NGOs and generous people have come together to help needy persons have proper shelter.  In the year of 2012, the honorable Supreme Court passed an order that, across all Indian cities, there should be at least one shelter for the homeless people built for every 100,000 people of that concerned city. We are all aware of the harsh extreme weather New Delhi witnesses every year. Scorching heat in summer and bone-chilling cold in the winter. During the winter of 2014, more than 100 people lost their lives to the harsh weather. During the peak of summer and winter season, the unavailability of shelters hurts the homeless people most and results in a large number of unnatural deaths. Due to the lack of proper shelter, the poor people make the pavements, roadside, the unused drainpipes, the space under the staircases, and the compounds of temples and railway stations their dwelling places. They make temporary shelters which give the, at least some sense of security. In 2013, the Centre started Scheme of Shelters for Urban Homeless and in the next year, these people were given valuable training by which they could earn their living. Around 800 Indian cities are currently covered by this scheme. As per the guidelines set by the Court, the people living there should be given the basic amenities, like water suitable for drinking, medicine, toilets, bed and blankets, a kitchen for cooking, and also a locker for the safekeeping of their valuables. Each person should have a minimum space of 50 square foot which is the space needed to lay down a mattress to sleep on and to keep a suitcase beside him. All these were necessary steps taken by the Honourable Supreme Court, but the implementation of these rules was an entirely different matter. When Kailash Gambhir, a retired judge was appointed by the Supreme Court reviewed the implementation of the goals, the reports were drastic, to say the least. He said that more than 90% of the homeless people did not have any kind of shelter over their heads. He concluded that “despite the availability of funds and a clear mechanism through which to disburse them, there is an extremely unsatisfactory state of affairs on the ground.” In 2017, a committee found out that the money allocated for these projects, i.e., to make fully functioning shelters for the homeless, has not been used properly and more than half of the ₹21.85 million remains unutilized by the states. These conditions only add to the plight of the homeless. In a vastly wide and diverse country like India, the miscalculation of the number of homeless people though is not a surprise but a shame all the same. Field activists estimate that every city in India has urban homelessness which is about 1% of its entire population. So, that brings the number of homeless people to about 3.7 million as the urban population of India is more than 377 million. This among several others are among the major causes of homelessness in India. due to this high number of people without shelter. There is also a high number of street children who do not get proper education and suffer from malnutrition. The mothers spend sleepless nights worrying about the safety and security of their girls. They even cover their kids with oil and soot to keep them away from the evil eyes of the miscreants roaming around in the night. Homelessness in India is not just a political issue that comes around every 5 years but a constant threat and shame on India’s sovereignty and democracy. The way these homeless people are treated is just inhumane. For these people, violation of human rights is something they go through almost every day. For the girls, verbal violence occurs constantly, and worse things happen in the open. Often, we see in the news headlines, little girls are kidnapped from the street side, raped, and murdered. These events happen regularly and will continue to happen as long as these poverty-stricken people are not provided with proper shelter and protection. Narayan Seva Sansthan plays their part to provide these people with some comfort. They provide food packets, ration, and groceries. They also provide medical care for the people who need it. NSS has mobile vans and willing volunteers who are always them to extend their helping hands to the people who are in most need of help. People can make a donation to NSS to help it continue with good work for the society. These acts of humanity make Narayan Seva Sansthan the Best NGO in India.

People without Disabilities really are lucky people. We often wonder, “What if I had this?”, or “What if I had that?”. We do not wait for a second to consider that, the things that we take for granted, there are people who struggle because they are deprived of, either from birth or due to some cruel incident. The science in our age has grown by a lot, they have progressed far beyond the realms of imagination. We now are able to provide disabled people with rehabilitative technology that will make their lives much better and reduce the impact of their disabilities.Also, people can donate to the poor and support NGOs in this good cause. Adaptive Technology is the gift of modern engineering which helps people with disabilities perform tasks that were previously impossible for them. Most of these technologies run on replaceable batteries or chargeable devices. These assistive devices are made keeping in mind to provide comfort to those people. They are made to be affordable, efficient, and cater to the needs of every individual person who will use that device. These technologies for the disabled make them more independent and are able to perform the little tasks easily. So, let us not waste time and learn about some of the assistive devices that are being used by people with special needs. Adaptive technologies that improve the comfort of home -  In the past few years, we have seen the rise of home assistants which almost acts like our own personal assistant. They perform several tasks making appointments, playing your favorite music, suggest your movies, and answer your basic questions like weather and news. Amazon Echo and Google Home are some of the technologies that make the use of their home, computer, and mobile much easier.  There are Environment Control Devices that act on voice control which help the physically disabled people to control electronic devices like home lights, air conditioners, heaters, and electrically controlled doors.  Another device that has come as a boon to both the disabled people and the cleaning obsessed moms at our homes. Now some robots clean the floors of your home by themselves without drawing any kind of attention. There is a technology for disabled people which improves their mobility like electric-powered wheelchairs, crutches, scooters, and walkers help those people to move around without the help of anyone else. They become self-dependent.  People who have lost certain limbs are provided with prosthetics which becomes a part of that person.  People who suffer from hearing disability, are given hearing aids that help them to listen or at least listen better.  There are cognitive aids that are kind of electrical stimulation. These electrical assistive devices mostly help the intellectually disabled people to think better, pay attention and help them with their memory.  Modified computer applications have the option to enlarge your screen. There are screen readers, voice recognition programs, and sensory impairment. These technologies are helping disabled students to use their computers and mobile devices in a much more efficient way.  Kids with disabilities are majorly helped by using adaptive pencil grips, automatic page-turners, and book holders. These technologies help them in their educational activities. The main purpose of using these rehabilitative technologies is to feel a part of society and lead a near-normal life. People who have a knack of cooking and loves to do it but are prevented from doing so because of their disabilities can use adaptive utensils. Adaptive switches help them perform everyday activities like playing games, cooking among other things. Some features of the assistive devices help people with special needs to dress and groom themselves. Some quite easy but effective modification helps them to reach far away from lights and doorbells, which are some of their many uses. Now let us learn about some of the gadgets that a product this ultra-modern age. These adaptive technologies help people who are suffering from physical disability, hearing problems, speech impairment, visual impairment, and other disorders. There are a lot of people who suffer from these problems on a daily basis. So, when a company comes out with these gadgets, it is a real help for the users. 1. Dot – It is the world’s first wearable smartwatch. This device helps the blind people to know about their messages, they can use twitter, read books, whenever they want. They come with Bluetooth connectivity so that connect their smartphone and convert any information they want, into Braille. 2. Talkitt – This is a device for the people who suffer from speech impairments. They translate the speech of those people, who wants to communicate with us but are not able to into speech that we can understand. 3. Sesame Phone - Now here is a smartphone that now touches free. It helps the user to access all of its features by using different gestures. The front camera tracks the head movements of the user and he is able to operate the device. There is also voice control for better accessibility. 4. UNI – This is an application for the hearing and speech impaired people. This is a two-way application that helps them to communicate with others. It will convert the sign language into texts for you to understand what the other person is trying to say. At Narayan Seva Sansthan, they do great work for the disabled people by running a physiotherapy center. Also, hey have their own calipers workshop that makes tools using adaptive technology that helps people with special needs. Each tool is made to cater to the need of each individual. They help them to lead a life which is comparatively easier and has more comfort. It reduces the impact of their disabilities. NSS also runs schools and training centers for the disabled. They teach kids using adaptive technology and help them to have a successful future.

In India, the lives of poor people with disabilities have always been challenging & struggling. People with disabilities are more likely to live in poverty compared to people with no disability due to socioeconomic inequalities such as discrimination, inadequate access to schooling and jobs, lack of social inclusion, and other social factors. Thus, we at Narayan Seva Sansthan diligently work towards enabling the future and transform the lives of the disabled. We understand their day-to-day life challenges & struggles. We have seen that these people are the most affected by this pandemic. We should all get together, become their support system, and help them transform their life.  How is Narayan Seva Sansthan enabling the future & transforming the lives of the disabled? Since the year of 1985, Narayan Seva Sansthan has established itself as one of the Best NGOs in India that works for physically challenged people. It has been serving people effortlessly and has followed its motto ‘service of humanity is service of God’. At present, it has about 480 branches all over India. They have also spread the wings and opened 49 branches internationally, these reasons contribute to making us the best among all. On a daily basis, NSS serves 300 to 400 patients at its hospitals. Along with the medical work, we are quite diversified and help out the poor and needy in every way possible.  Let us see how Narayan Seva Sansthan is striving every day to make the world a better place. Providing Access to the Free Healthcare Services At Narayan Seva Sansthan, we have an orthotics and prosthetics department which is in charge of making customized modular limbs for the patients, which takes a maximum of 3 days, The best quality and proper fittings is also ensured. Every day they have 80 to 90 patients suffering from polio, either by birth or otherwise. Their corrective surgery is done at the hospital along with all the other patients. Both local and foreign patients are treated here, with no discrimination of any kind.  In Udaipur, Rajasthan NSS has a hospital comprising of 1100 beds, the devices and equipment used at this hospital are all state of the art and are of international standard, which provides the best diagnosis and treatment to the patients. As of today, the Sansthan has operated and given new life to more than 4,17,500 polio suffering patients and of other disabilities, and they have done so without charging them a single rupee. Providing them proper treatment is only one side of their generous work, they also provide boarding and lodging facilities, with no charge. They are also provided attendants who take particularly good care of them. By providing lodging to the suffering patients and their families, we try to give them a beautiful experience whenever they visit our hospital at Badi.  Free tea and coffee are provided on a daily basis, free meals are also provided twice a day for the 4500 patients and more and their helpers as well.  Transforming the lives of these disabled people has always been our main focus and we keep striving towards this goal every day. Helping with the Right Equipment and Aids Narayan Seva Sansthan provides suffering patients with proper equipment so that they can have a better life. We provide around 100 people with artificial limbs, crutches, calipers, hearing aids, and wheelchairs daily at totally free of cost. We can estimate that we have made the lives of around 8 lakh specially-abled people better by giving them wheelchairs, around 2.60 lakh specially-abled people have got tricycles from us and more than 3.50 lakh people have received calipers. All these proper equipment have been provided to the suffering people at free of cost.  Offering Physiotherapy in Rehabilitation We support the rehabilitation of all the poor and underprivileged people who are not able to do even the basic things in life. Along with helping physically disabled people, we also care for the intellectually and psychologically disabled people. NSS has over 23 working centers all over India which are equipped with the latest physiotherapy centers. Here people with several other disabilities like cerebral parsley, autism, Down’s syndrome are taken care of. Giving Vocational Training Programs In the rural region, we can often see that poor people are deprived of employment opportunities. They lack the necessary skills to be employed and they are unable to have financial independence. So, Narayan Seva Sansthan looked into this problem and started several Vocational Training centers. These centers are made with the goal to provide charge-free training to specially-abled people. They provide mobile repair training, computer hardware training, sewing, and many more. This place helps people to have a self-dependent and satisfying life. There have been more than 2000 people who provide activities for the disabled and have got help from these centers. They are working every day intending to transform the lives of the differently-abled people. Organizing the Free Mass Wedding Ceremony Narayan Seva Sansthan does not stop after providing proper medical facilities and job training. For total rehabilitation, they arrange mass wedding ceremonies. They take the specially-abled boys and girls from all sections of the society without any kind of discrimination on the grounds of caste, creed, or religion. In the last 18 years, NSS has organized 34 free of cost Mass marriages that have united more than 2000 couples. They are among the social activists who take care of all the necessities of the people in need. Providing free of cost education to the kids In the year of 2015, Narayan Seva Sansthan took another initiative to help the kids from the poor families of India. there are lots of kids who do not get primary education and the kids suffering from some kind of disability suffer even more. So, NSS started a school in Badi, Udaipur to provide cost-free education to all the kids, poor or suffering from hearing, visual or speech disability, and named it Narayan Children Academy. To date, there are many kids from the rural and tribal sections of the society who have received basic digital education and are now infused with the mainstream society. Fighting Against Malnutrition Narayan Seva Sansthan is one of the best NGOs that work for ending malnutrition in India. We took a mission along with the District Collector of Udaipur Smt. Anandi Ji. In this campaign, we are providing: 1. Multivitamin nutritional food packet which contains multigrain wheat, Moong Dal, Rice, Sugar, Iodine SALT, Soybean Oil, and Biscuit Packets. 2. During this campaign, follow-up will be taken fortnightly, and post proper check-up will provide one more food packet and this process will continue for 3 months. 3. Camps will be organized in 5 different places in every 15 days. 4. Food will be provided to 800 malnourished families in Udaipur District. 5. Target has been set to distribute 4000 food packets initially. Further will expand this from one district to another and will do it across all over INDIA. Doing so many social activities require funds. Thought helping the poor and unprivileged is a noble cause, no way it is a cheap or easy venture. So, we ask you to support us to help the deprived people of the society. To provide such humanitarian services, raising funds is an important part of it, as, without money, all our efforts will go to vain. So, please come forward and do your duty as a Human by saving the Greatest Creation of God. Below are the bank details of our several accounts both in India and Abroad. Narayan Seva Sansthan is incredibly grateful for your contribution.   S.N. Bank Name IFSC Code Account No 1 ICICI BANK Br Code-45 IFSC-ICIC0000045 004501000829 2 ICICI BANK Br Code-6935 IFSC-ICIC0006935 693501700159 3 Punjab National Bank Br Code-2973 IFSC - PUNB0297300 2973000100029801 4 State Bank of India Br Code - 31209 IFSC - SBIN0031209 51004703443 5 State Bank of India Br Code-11406 IFSC - SBIN0011406 31505501196 6 Union Bank of India Br Code-531014 IFSC - UBIN0531014 310102050000148 7 Union Bank of India Br Code-568783 IFSC - UBIN0568783 414302010006168     United Kingdom Narayan Seva Sansthan UK (Charity Reg No:1149630)  S.No.  Bank Name  Sort Code  Account Number  1  Lloyds Bank  30-92-90  27364568   United States of America Narayan Sewa Sansthan INC (Tax-Exempt 501 C-3 ID#33-0928054)  S.No.  Bank Name  Sort Code  Account Number  1  Bank of America  Checking  000626069110     Hong Kong Narayan Seva Sansthan HK (IR File No 91/148 12-Tax Exempt Charity)  S.No.  Bank Name  Sort Code  Account Number  1  Bank of India  BKIDHKHH  852220101129015  2  Bank of India  BKIDHKHH  852220101129016     Republic of South Africa Narayan Seva Sansthan (NPO No:142-691)  S.No.  Bank Name  Sort Code  Account Number  1  NED Bank  131326  1088474284   One can remit donation amount directly to our below mentioned Bank Account(FCRA)  S.No.  Bank Name  IFSC Code  Account Number Swift Code Branch Address  1  State Bank of India  SBIN0031209  51004703238 SBININBBJ12 SBI, Near Chetak Circle, Opposite hathipole police station, Udaipur,313001, Rajasthan, India

Awareness is basic and one of the most important steps to tackle a difficult situation. So, on 2nd April, World Autism Day is observed to make people aware of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Once, a survey was conducted to assess autism awareness in India & USA. It results in only 12.6% of participants in India had heard of ASD. The survey suggests that lower reported cases of autism in India are likely due to a lack of awareness rather than lower prevalence. What is Autism? Know more about its Sign & Symptoms  If a kid suffers from Autism, the signs of social awkwardness and unruly behavior become common. Presently, in India, of every 500 people, 1 person is diagnosed with this disease, which is about 0.2% of the entire population. The Rehabilitation Council of India tells us that, there are about 21.6 lakh people are suffering from Autism. Often, we see that kids develop developmental disorders which become quite prominent before he is 3 years old. If the kid shows signs of communication deficits, he has underdeveloped mutual social interactions, rough and rude behavior, and limited interest in things around him, it can be the symptoms of Autism. The symptoms can come and go on varying levels, so it is known as a spectrum disorder, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), or simply Autism.A physiotherapy center can help children with ASD to improve balance and coordination. The evolution of "Autism in India" as a diagnosis In the year of 1959, “autism” was first mentioned in the Indian literature. This started a trend in the 1960s, which saw various publications writing about this disorder. In the early stages, it was normal that people knew truly little about this disorder, which is only normal. When the 1980s came, did the level of awareness among the Autism Society of India started to increase. This decade saw a focused rise regarding a study about Autism which was followed by understanding the disease better and the development of technology. Autism Indian pediatrics gained more knowledge about it and Autism Diagnosis in India improved, the common folks learned more about it, the parents of the suffering people became more aware of it. The training options began to increase and thus it led to an improvement in the laws which help such people. The executive director of INCLEN Trust International, Narendra Arora led a study across India that found out that, among every 100 children under the age of 10, 1 has Autism and among every 8 kids, 1 kid suffers from a neurodevelopmental condition. The study found that the reports according to the census of 2011 were grossly wrong. The cases on the ground were 10 times more than the 1.3% that was mentioned. Narendra Arora said, “That [was] a gross underestimation, this [new estimate] requires public health action.” Arora and his partners spread out to five different places in India, which differed from each other culturally and socially and did door to door research. It was found that hearing problems and intellectual disabilities were most common. Autism in Indian babies is widespread with one kid among every five has a neurodevelopmental condition and plenty have a second. This was the result of studying more than 2000 children from ages 2 to 5 and about another 2000 kids from the age of 6 to 9. Arora said, “This is the first-ever community-based assessment of the prevalence of neurodevelopmental disorders in children in India, and probably in the whole of the developing world.” This was a breakthrough in Autism in India statistics 2019. The team used a free test, known as INDT-ASD, which they particularly made to be used in countries with low resources and diagnosed that 44 children have Autism. WHO Response to Autism Spectrum Disorders According to the World Health Organisation, among every 160 children, one has ASD. This evaluation is based on an average figure which significantly varies across various studies. Although, some well organized have said that the ground reality is much more horrific. The proper number of children suffering from ASD is unknown in the underdeveloped and developing nations. This hugely interferes with Autism Statistics worldwide in 2019. WHO has been working hard to work together with various organizations to promote treatment 1. Improving the work ethics and obligations of officials, both local and international bodies on treating Autism, 2. Provides proper guidelines, makes policies and lays down plans to address the ASD, 3. Develops effective strategies and achievable targets for assessment and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder and other neurological disorders. Autism Society of India promotes treatment and several therapies like: • Cognitive behavior therapy • Behavioural management therapy • Occupational therapy • Social skills training • Physical therapy • Educational and school-based therapies • Medication treatment • Nutritional therapy • Joint attention therapy • Early intervention • Speech-language therapy • Parent-mediated therapy Conclusion Due to a lack of awareness, there is a huge data gap in the actual cases of ASD and the number which is reported. Various studies suggest that due to the prevalent limitations in our society forces a lot of malnourished and children suffering from disorder go unnoticed. Another study said that “the scarcity of high-quality population-based epidemiological studies on ASD in India highlights an urgent need to study the burden of ASD in India. The proper acquisition of data related to the prevailing burden of ASD in India would lead to better development of rehabilitative services in our country.” The availability of modern and developed services for people suffering from neurodevelopmental disorders is a must as it is important for the wellbeing of the patients and their families. In a society in which we live in, which still considers mental disorders as taboos and professionals who lack proper knowledge and expertise, has lots of improvement ahead of them. Narayan Seva Sansthan is the most trusted NGO, taking care of people with various kinds of disabilities, from mental disorders to physically challenged. Whoever comes in search of help, is never turned away. They provide everyone with proper treatment and an opportunity to have a better life. NSS has started schools for the poor and underprivileged kids, it is stepping forward for the various autism school in India.

According to Hinduism, we believe that there is God in every person, he is all around us, or should I say, he is Omnipresent. Every good deed we do is a good deed on the part of humanity, and Narayan Seva Sansthan has surely done a lot of good on the part of humanity in the last couple of decades. Under the guidance of ‘Manav Ji’, the Sansthan has continued to serve people from the poor and underprivileged sections of the society without taking any kind of payment. The good deeds of this NGO are numerous, so let us see how they have worked for the Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons.   Disability and Rehabilitation Services at Narayan Seva Sansthan   PHYSICAL REHABILITATION NSS provides rehabilitation of the polio patients who are not able to walk, proper surgeries are done to help them stand by themselves. They run multiple hospitals to serve the poor, they include 4 in Udaipur and 8 at Loyara, each has the necessary latest technologies along with 1100 beds which helps them in serving the people facing challenges. The Former President of India, Honourable Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam designed FRO calipers, which are being mass produced at our organization and also various other types of equipment that help people with physical disabilities, people who have suffered a physical loss due to some unfortunate incident or since birth. They are provided with this life-changing equipment free of cost which massively helps the Rehabilitation of the Differently-abled. ECONOMIC REHABILITATION The most important thing to be self-dependent and lead a happy life is to be financially able. The Sansthan helps the 2specially-abled people by giving them proper training in mobile repairing, computer hardware, and sewing. With the help of these pieces of training, the specially-abled people can offer important services to others and build a little life of their own. All these help are given as a view to providing Rehabilitation of the Differently-abled without charging them a single Rupee. On top of these, they provide the poor and suffering people with lorries containing vegetables with the view to make them economically stable and thus becoming self-dependent. Computer Training In today’s fast-developing world, there is no work which does not greatly benefit from the use of a computer. NSS took this into notice and so they provide everyone with the training, especially to those people who have been operated on by the Sansthan and their physical deformities have been minimized. Mobile Repairing With 1.3 billion people and a fast-growing population, India is among the countries with the most mobile phones. You will be lucky to find a person without a phone in this age, and the more phones that are sold, the need of servicing also increases. So, the organization provides the poor people with the proper training which makes them self-dependent and they often chose to open a shop or business on their own for mobile repairing. Sewing Training Sewing is a basic yet especially important skill in our society. Is there anyone who never had to go through the trouble of using the thread and needles and poked his/her finger in the process? After making the poor and disabled people whole again, they provide the proper training. At the end of the training process, they are even provided with a sewing machine without any cost. In this way, NSS paves the way for many people to be self-independent and earn a living.   SOCIAL REHABILITATIONFor the complete Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons, Narayan Seva Sansthan provides people with an opportunity to fulfil their social responsibility towards society and even foster their businesses with corporate social responsibility. Along with help people cope with their physical disabilities and mental disability, the Sansthan also performs several other roles, such as- Mass Marriages – We all know how sacred we Indians consider marriage to be. We consider it as a bond made in heaven. Narayan Seva Sansthan helps those underprivileged people realize their dreams. They have united more than 2000 pairs in 34 Mass Marriage ceremonies over the years. It is the blessing we get from uncountable people that helps to go forward in our mission. Fashion Shows – Did you think that the sewing training was only for doing the little work around the house? Think again! The trainees make dresses for fashion shows from scratch. This builds their self-confidence and gives them the power to face society and lead a healthy life. Over the years, Narayan Seva Sansthan has organized over 20 fashion shows which have been a massive hit in various cities. Social Awareness – The Sansthan realizes that raising awareness among the common masses and influencing them is as important as anything else. So, they run-  Blood Donation camps – Hospitals are in constant need of blood to treat their patients. So, NSS takes the help of the public to save lives.  De-Addiction Campaign – There are several kinds of bad habits which people get too addicted too, and thus destroying their lives and the ones near them. NSS improves their awareness and helps them to quit their addiction to live a better and happier life.  Mobile Medical Vans – Medical care can be needed to take care of an emergency, and it comes without any warning. So, the Sansthan has equipped portable vans with all the necessary equipment so that they can run to save the people at their time of crisis.  Polio Pulse Campaign – Narayan Seva Sansthan secures the life of many kids by giving them the “Do Boond Zindagi Ki. NSS has established an orphanage named ” Bhagwan Mahaveer Nerakshrit Balgrah” in 1990 to give children from the age of 1 to 18 a shelter to live and grow. More than 3000 children have benefitted from these facilities and free accommodation, from food, clothes to education. They also have school for the specially gifted kids, where they can learn at their own speed.

Gautam Buddha once said, “There are two fatal errors that keep great projects from coming to life: Not starting and Not Finishing.” The world is filled with good people who want to do something good for society. It pains them when innocent and poor people get hurt and their worries get overlooked. The empathy and conscience in their heart tell them to do something good and contribute to the progress of society, or should I say, Humanity. But often we find that our goodwill is not headed to and our contributions are not able to help the people in need. We feel agitated and lose faith in other people. This should not happen. Narayan Seva Sansthan, the NGO which has been serving the poor and underprivileged for over 30 years, has undertaken a new project which focuses on improving the lives of less privileged and disabled people.   What is World of Humanity? How it is empowering disabled people? ManavJi, the founder of Narayan Seva Sansthan and Mr. Prashant Agarwal as the Global President, NSS has grown multiple folds. It has spread all over the world, in about 17 countries, from Africa to Europe to North America. The Sansthan has grown massively by being honest with their moto. Their main focus is to create a society which is inclusive to all kinds of people, they wish to bring all the disabled people into society and give them a place so that they are filled with self-respect and happiness. To meet this noble goal, the Narayan Seva Sansthan has started a project called “World of Humanity.” According to the latest reports, there are about a billion people worldwide who are suffering from one form of disability or another. According to the census of 2011, 1,640,868 people are suffering from speech impairment, 1,261,722 people have a hearing impairment, 6,105,477 suffers from locomotive impairment and 10,634,881 are unable to see. If we see gender-wise, 9.3 million females and 12.6 million males have some kind of disability in India. Narayan Seva Sansthan operates around 40 centers in India which work hard to make this country accessible, inclusive, and to make disability-free India. After considering all of the above points, Narayan Seva Sansthan is working to make an all in one facility, “World of Humanity.” This multi-facility will secure the future of humanity and be the pioneer of several such projects in the future. It will have –  Diagnosis center ( X-Ray, Out Patient Department, Lab)  Treatment center for corrective surgeries, attaching artificial limbs and calipers to help the physically disabled.  Post-Operative Care wards and Intensive Care Unit.  Medical and Physical Aid like pharmacy and physiotherapy. This multi-facility building will consist of several training centers to make the people who have recovered from surgeries make employment worthy. They are –  Art and craft training for the specially-abled  Sewing training so that they can make clothes and dresses on their own  Computer training so that they can repair the hardware and earn a living  Mobile phone repairing  Boarding school for the Intellectually challenged people and also the ones who are suffering from hearing and visual impairment. The “World of Humanity” is a boon to society that will help in the humanitarian cause of the Sansthan. It will have a hospital with 450 beds, comprising of all the modern and state of art technologies for the poor and underprivileged people with special needs. This 7 storied building will be made on 2.44 lac sq. ft. and will give the people in need the services they need without charging them a single rupee for it. This massive project will showcase humanity's power. It will be built in the city of Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. To empower the disabled people who are have been kept away from every little happiness, Narayan Seva Sansthan looks to help them and make them happy. They arrange various events which are pride for humanity like –  Mass Marriage ceremonies bring disabled couples together without any cost.  Fashion and talent shows are organized for the Divyang heroes which showcase the brilliant talent that they have within, which only needs the opportunity to present itself.  Children’s academy as they are the future of humanity.  Food and grocery distribution to various poor communities and the patients and their caregivers.  All the basic necessary items like clothes, blankets, and medicine are also distributed. This futuristic building will bring about the growth of the entire society. It will have the first modernized prosthetics manufacturing unit. It will also have a research and development wing mainly focused on the betterment of the differently-abled people. They will also provide vocational training to give them the vital skill to make them employment ready. To take such great humanitarian initiatives, a huge amount of funding ad assistance is required. So, we should come together and help Narayan Seva Sansthan to build “World of Humanity” for the betterment of all humans. Narayan Seva Sansthan also accepts online donations and allows everyone to be an active member of the organisation and bring the change they want to see in society. 

Being a parent is one of the biggest things to be proud of and with it, there is plenty of responsibility as well. As uncle Ben said to Peter Parker (Spider-Man), “With great powers comes great responsibility.” You may know it as it is one of the most famous quotes among people of all age groups, and it is so popular because it holds such significance in everyone’s life. When a couple becomes parents, they are filled with joy, it gives them satisfaction and fulfillment. They attach all their hopes, their dreams with their kid. They want to give him all the happiness in the world and want to protect it from everything bad around him. Such is the love of a parent. Even before the birth of their child, the couple attaches it to lots of hopes and dreams. So, when the kid is born, these hopes kind of form bondage and restriction for that kid, which is never a good thing. But, when the parents are blessed with a disabled child, their hopes and dreams suffer a huge shock, their whole belief system is shaken, and they are forced to re-evaluate their choices for the kid. This brings in great agony for the entire family, and this agony gives birth to dissatisfaction. So, let us learn about some mistakes in the parenting style of parents of kids with special needs:   1. Parents always want the best for their kids. So, if they learn that their kid has some kind of disability, they make efforts to make the problem go away completely, which seldom happens. This inaccurate assessment of the progress of the kid leads to disappointment for the parents. Some things to remember are, to be specific, to have measurable goals that are attainable and relevant. 2. One especially important parenting advice in disabled children is that always be smart. We as parents often think that the more therapies we can arrange for our disabled child, the better it is for him. But this is very wrong, as this leads to a very hectic schedule for the family, consumes a lot of energy, time, and money. They think that this will fasten the development rate which is a very wrong concept as the handicapped kids are by definition, slow learners and need lots of patience. 3. Disabled kids have lots of issues. They feel things like other normal kids but are unable to express them similarly. They show their progress infractions and are not able to work miracles. This should not concern the parents. They should always have patience and faith in their kid and the team supporting him. Know that your kid is not the first and the only kid they are working with, always keep close contact with them and faith in their experience. 4. One thing to remember always is that, be calm. You should never take any decision in an excited state of mind, especially when it concerns your kid. I know that you only have good in your heart but if you think that, you are not doing enough for him, you will feel the urge to do something new, as you do not wish to have the regret later. Always be calm, converse with your partner, and the team working with your kid before taking any decision. 5. We, humans, are deeply passionate beings. We tend to conclude things which are not noticeably clear to us, we connect dots of things which are linked with each other, but it is rarely the case. We are always so concerned about the health and progress of our disabled child that, every little thing he does, we think that it is a sign of progress. We need to learn to be more analytical and have control over our excitement. Rather than concluding, we should talk to the kid’s carers as they will be able to provide more in-depth analysis as their knowledge regarding kids with a special need is far greater than us. 6. Never consider yourself an expert in everything, as it is not normal. Instead, it is always smart to take advice and help from true experts whenever necessary. Narayan Seva Sansthan is a non-government organisation that houses a team of experts who take care of all the needs of the kids with special needs. They can give valuable parenting tips and calm your mind. Share your feelings with the ones close to you, never hold up feelings as it never has any positive outcome.   7. Raising a disabled child is a very tough job. He needs constant attention and care. It is not a one-person job. So do not try to do it by yourself, thus increasing the burden on yourself, and ultimately, your child suffers. Talk to people, say what is bothering you, share your troubles. 8. Be more open about your child’s trouble, you cannot expect everyone to understand your troubles, but still, you will find support. The majority of humans have empathy in their hearts, and often they lend support to the ones who ask for it. It is an awfully bad parenting style to suffer in silence. 9. You should accept that the problems your kid is going through, will stay with him till his last breath. Though it may be reduced to a great extent that he can lead a near-normal life, it will never go away completely. No miracle drug can cure your kid in an instant. So, do not antagonize yourself over what is impossible. 10. Lastly, take care of yourself. You are the main pillar of support for your disabled child. Do not make the mistake of focussing your life so much on your kid that you forgot about yourself, which indirectly is a more harmful thing for your kid. You should take care of your mental and physical health, along with caring for your disabled kids.   To fulfil these needs, one can consider selecting fundraising platforms or charity donation websites as well. Right from their education to mental growth to having a better life. We always look forward to helping the poor and unprivileged as there is no greater good than helping someone who cannot help themselves. Finally, always remember to ask for help, learn new things, and try new things, as this is for the good of your kid.

In our daily life, we face various challenges which show us the limit of our human nature. When we face those challenges and overcome them, we truly become God’s greatest creation. Scott Hamilton said that “The only disability in life is a bad attitude.” This kind of mentality is what is required for everyone who wants to find happiness in life. No benefit comes from thinking over spilled milk, one should always have a positive attitude and know that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Let us discuss about some of the challenges that is faced by disabled people. How they deal with it, and what should we do to make their lives a little happier?   1. Accessibility – The world around us is not a walk in the park. We have to face several obstacles in every step we take. This is much worse for physically disabled people. They mostly move around in wheelchairs or use crutches. So, moving around freely is not a luxury that they can afford. Moreover, the public places that we have, are rarely made keeping in mind the comfort of people with disabilities. There are no ramps, or the hallways are too narrow for them to move. Nowadays, many wheelchairs are automated, and buildings are constructing a private residential elevator to make the movement of the disabled people a little bit easier. 2. Education – education is a basic right for all humans, in a perfect world, education would be free and available to everyone, as dreamed by Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, but the reality is far from it. A large number of children with disabilities remain out of school and thus they are deprived of basic education. They are not able to run the race of life like the other normal kids. To solve this issue, several education institutions have been opened which focuses on the education of these kids with special needs, they learn the Braille System and adaptive technology helps them lead a better life. 3. Access to healthcare – In a country of 1.3 billion people, the health care system is already very stretched. Poor people do not have access to proper healthcare and the people with disabilities are worse off. Often, people with intellectual disabilities are mistreated by the health workers and this makes matters worse. This can be only solved by proper awareness and empathy. The disabled people find the speck of good in these situations and help each other in whatever way possible. Thus, it is requested that everyone should make a donation to ensure NGOs are able to cater to their healthcare needs in a much better way. 4. Myths and stereotypes – Certain sections of the Indian population have had financial development in the last decades, there have been social upliftment and overall progress but still there remains a dark orthodox nature in our culture which seems to have stuck with us like a leech. When we interact with people with disabilities, we fall victim to certain myths that are born out of our lack of knowledge and empathy towards such people. 5. Feeling of being ignored – When we interact with a physically challenged person, it does not mean that, he is also suffering from visual or hearing impairment. This thought process often stops us from interacting and communicating with such people. These disability barriers need to be torn down, which is only possible for more awareness. 6. Lack of employment – Employment of any citizen is based upon his education and skills he has picked up along the way. When these people are deprived of basic education, they are bound to fall behind other candidates for that job. The government has introduced schemes which should guarantee jobs for disabled people.   7. Feeling of being incompetent – Disabled people need more time to do a particular work than other normal people. The disability barriers stop him from performing basic tasks with ease. This makes the person with disabilities that he is pulling his mates down and if filled with sorrow and anger. 8. Teased and abused – Often people find satisfaction in putting others down. They find superiority in bullying the weak and underprivileged. Disabled people often find themselves at the receiving end of such violent and disgusting actions. 9. Being patronized – People with special needs often hear things like, “I know what you are going through” or “I know this must be hard.” These kinds of words never do justice to the problems those people face and the troubles they go through every day. A normal person can't know exactly what that person is feeling. 10. Relationships – Human beings are complicated. They judge others on a set of parameters that may or may not apply to all situations. These prejudices are the root cause of all mistrust and misunderstanding. Most disabled people are desired as life partners, this often brings sadness and loneliness to their lives. All these issues can be dealt with if people become more understanding and have patience when they deal with people with special needs. Work for disabled should be made available, this will give them financial independence and provide them with satisfaction in life. We should make our surroundings more accessible to disabled people. The homes for the disabled should be designed in such a way that it is more comforting to them.All these issues can be dealt with if people become more understanding and have patience when they deal with people with special needs. Work for disabled should be made available, this will give them financial independence and provide them with satisfaction in life. We should make our surroundings more accessible to disabled people. The homes for the disabled should be designed in such a way that it is more comforting to them. Also, no matter how small the contribution is, one can always help the needy in their own little ways.

Legendary tennis player Martina Navratilova once said, “Disability is a matter of perception. If you can do just one thing well, you’re needed by someone.” Those words are so true, no person should be held back because of a certain disability they pose. They may be born with a disability or some accident that has forced them to be handicapped, but no matter what the situation is, one should never consider himself worthless as there is always some work that he can do. A vast country like India has a variety of people in it. According to the World Bank, there is about 15% of the entire world population that have some kind of disability or the other. Either they lack the proper hearing, speaking, visual or mental capabilities, or lack certain locomotor skills. These ailments make a person differ from another person and due to such problems, they are kept away from several opportunities to grow in life and thus lack a happy and fruitful life. The primary requirement in a person’s life money, as bad it may sound, it is the bare truth. One needs money to fulfill his wishes, buy himself a good living, and be independent. A regular citizen earns money when they are employed by a person, company, or government. But we often see that these people with special needs are not hired by the employers citing their disability.   Companies Working with Disabled Employees in India   Start-ups like Vindhya E-Infomedia has shown that a company can work well by employing people with disabilities. Empowerment of such people is a very graceful thing to do. They say that 90% of the people they employ, they have never been employed by any company before. Now those people are an asset to their family rather than a liability as they earn bread for them. Those people got a new shot of life and find a reason to be happy. In 2012, Mr. Bolla, a visually impaired person born in the state of Andhra Pradesh started a company called Bollant Industries. He received his higher education from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, then instead of going to Silicon Valley to earn big bucks, he opted to come back to his motherland and create job opportunities for the specially-abled people. He employed 4000 jobs for disabled people and did a great service to society. Another such company is the Lemon Tree group of hotels which was founded in 2002. From 2006, Patu Keswani, its founder started to employ disabled people. He hired them based on their ability to do productive work and found success in it too. He formed groups of 2, which comprised of a normal person and a person with Down’s syndrome. This became quite effective as the people with Down’s syndrome were found to have great focus and did the job perfectly. The productivity of this twin group was remarkably high. The disabled person did tasks like filling the glasses, laying the table properly and the normal person did complex tasks like taking orders from the guests. Giving employment opportunities to the disabled people have proved to be quite effective and the reasons are as follows- 1. It is always wise to consider all the options available, and if one wants to know about the various options, he should communicate with people from various sections of society. The disabled people provide a perspective that is unique and so can give the edge to its company. 2. The mining of talent is a particularly important quality of a good businessman. People have often neglected the handicapped people. So, one who taps into this enormous pool of talent, he is sure to be benefitted from it. 3. Most people come into the business to earn big bucks, so when there is an option of tax incentives by the government, this opportunity should be utilized. By providing 5% employment to the disabled people of its total workforce by utilizing adaptive or assisted technology, they make themselves eligible for financial benefits and recognition from the government. 4. Private companies often see their employees go to other firms for a better salary and package. This renders all the training and effort put by the company on the person useless. Extensive research has shown that this is not the case when people with disabilities are concerned. They are more faithful and grateful to the company which has given them a new life. Now, several big companies like Infosys, Hindustan Unilever, Capgemini, Sodexo, and Flipkart are providing PWD employment. This inclusiveness nature of the companies provide an overall upliftment of those people and gives them empowerment. In the current situation, the PWD employment rate is extremely low. The ‘People With Disabilities’ The act was passed for this very same reason. It made the employment rate of disabled people by the public sector to be 3 % and that of the private sectors by 5 %. But the future seems bright as more and more people come forward to work alongside with handicapped people and accept them as a part of the society and a viable asset.

During the last few decades, there have been several improvements across all sections of our society. We have advanced a lot because of the digital advancements and overall improvement of our infrastructure, but still, we have managed to fail a lot of people. There is severe disability discrimination in the world we live in. They are often treated as second class citizens and are not given proper care or even the necessities. There have been several laws, but their implementation leaves a lot to be thought about. It is a “badge of shame” for the entire society.   See how our society contributes to crippling the confidence of a disabled person ?   1. The disabled community is not viewed as an equal custom – The section of the disabled people around the world is the group of the biggest minority. People are living with disabilities in almost every corner in the world, still, they are the least cared for. There are very few commercial products that have disabled people as its face. They are least represented in the fashion industry and thus they are not so looked after. This needs to become more normal, not just an afterthought for the future.   2. Very few employment opportunities – The confidence and self-belief of a person increases when he becomes financially independent and he has the purchasing power to fulfill his dreams, and all these are only possible if one is employed. But currently, job providers have a very unforgiving nature towards disabled people. They view the disability of the handicapped people as a liability instead of an asset. These people have enormous will to work just need the opportunity to showcase their potential and talent.   3. They do not have proper representation in the political scenario – Proper growth of a minority section of the society can be understood by how well it is politically represented. How many representatives do disabled people have? With proper representation, the problems faced by that certain group of people are highlighted and brought into the light. The Equality Act 2010 was passed by the United Kingdom government which laid the foundation for the anti-discrimination law in Britain.   4. Disability history should be taught in school – We learn about the important things in the times gone by when we study about it. If we do not study the important events in our history, we betray the hard work done by ancestors when they did something so important. Similarly, the Acts which were made keeping in mind the welfare of the disabled people should be taught. This will inculcate a feeling of respect and empathy towards each other.   5. Equality should be taught in schools – Handicapped kids and normal kids should not be separated. They should be given the freedom to know each other and learn to accept each other. This will help the kids learn about the causes of disability which will make the kid more empathetic towards his specially-abled friends. Whenever the adults meddle among the kids and do not let them mix, they create a mentality of separation and misplaced pride, which takes a very vicious form in the future.   6. Very few disabled actors in the film industry – We often see a disabled character in the films, but most often that is played by a normal actor. What is the need for such disability discrimination? Can’t a disabled actor be hired to play the role of that character? Wouldn’t that give a more authentic look and feel to the movie? Can a normal person play the role of a disabled person better than a handicapped person? Such idiocy should be stopped and the casting directors and other people in charge should be more open to the possibility of employing specially-abled actors.   7. They do not have the basic freedom – We normal people take several things for granted, like moving around, going to the park, hanging out with our friends, or going to a movie. All these acts are almost impossible for people living with disabilities. As a society, we have failed if we cannot even provide these little bits of happiness to the people who are already suffering so much. We should make the public places more accessible which will give the people with special needs the freedom to move around.   The fault is not entirely of government, one government comes, one goes, but we, the people stays. So, we should have been more empathetic to the difficulties faced by our fellow citizens. To date, entry to normal public places like restaurants, malls, stadiums, and parks are denied to the specially-abled people. These people face a lack of space and they often are unable to commute from one place to another. Such things should not happen in this day and age. We hope that we will learn from our mistakes and will open our arms to such people so that they do not feel left behind.

Our Indian culture has taught us that family is love. We should respect our elders and love the young ones. By living in a family, we learn lots of valuable ethics and manners. Those who have people close to them who love them from the bottom of their hearts are truly the lucky ones. They get to talk to them about their sorrows, their happiness, the good and bad things that have happened to him throughout the day. Having someone to talk about your feelings without being judged is one of the most important aspects of being a human and leading a happy life.   A detailed description of Mass Wedding Drive by NSS We often see that people who suffer from disabilities, both physical and psychological, are cast out of their families. He does not have someone to take care of him, and the disabilities affect him more. In these times, we learn that it is very vital to have someone close to you, who understands your pain and is always their comfort and support you. The best way to find someone who understands you is to find someone who goes through the same pain as you. This is when Narayan Seva Sansthan thought that, the disabled people who they take care of, help them with corrective surgeries, should be married among similar people. Thus, fulling the role in both of their lives of a loved one and someone who can comfort each other. People are mostly not interested in marrying a disabled person as he or she may hold him back from achieving their dreams and which will lead to an unhappy marriage. So, Narayan Seva Sansthan arranges mass weddings, where several handicapped bride & groom are married off. They arrange for everything and give the physically disabled couple a wedding similar to a traditional one. It has all the celebrations and all the extravagance. Their marriages are recorded in videos and photos are taken of this auspicious moment. There are also long Baratis like all other weddings, the family members are invited and treated with care and respect. Sadhaks and widely popular people are also on the guest list. Everything is accompanied by music, which is a great source of fun and enjoyment. Every aspect of the wedding is taken care of by Narayan Seva Sansthan so that those couples can have a great day to remember and cherish. You can fulfil their dreams to have a happy married life by making a donation for handicapped people as well. Being a non- profit organization, Narayan Seva Sansthan never backs out from socially beneficial activities. Recently on 8th -9th February 2020, they organized the 34th “Royal Mass Wedding of Differently-abled & Underprivileged Couples”. This event took place in Udaipur, Rajasthan. These couple of days various functions were organized to entertain the physically disabled couple, their family, and all the other guests. These days were incredibly special as the couple gets to have a partner for their lifetime, moreover, a friend with whom he can share everything. So, these disabled marriages are of special significance to them as this marks the beginning of a new life for the forever repressed and antagonized people. This Royal Mass Wedding had a moto too, the handicapped bride & groom promoted a very noble gesture, ‘Say No to Dowry’. Mr. Prashant Agarwal, President, Narayan Seva Sansthan said, “Royal Mass Wedding Ceremony is an idea to bring the marginalized section of society to the mainstream by giving them social and economic rehabilitation and support to start their new lives post Marriage. The Narayan Seva Sansthan will also be offering them skill training to run their life and make them more employable to lead a better life in the future. This wedding ceremony at a huge scale is an initiative taken by the Narayan Seva Sansthan's post-economic screening process of families where it is made sure that the bride‘s family would not pay a dowry to the groom.” Often, we see and read in the news that young girls are abused by their in-laws on grounds of dowry. They are mentally tortured, beaten, and often killed in a gruesome manner. This is a sin on the whole of Humanity. By organizing these marriages for disabled candidates, Narayan Seva Sansthan is doing a great job and saving the lives of several young girls who come from poor and unprivileged backgrounds. Since the commencement of this NGO, more than 2000 physically disabled couples are enjoying a better life. They have satisfaction and happiness in their lives. Many are blessed with normal kids and thus leading a healthy life. Narayan Seva Sansthan is a reliable NGO in India that has worked tirelessly for the good of the needy and underprivileged people for the last 30 years. They have provided assisted help to about 4 lakh patients and given them the best care that includes medicines, medical services, and adapted technology without charging them a single rupee. They have constructed a hospital facility in Badi village, Udaipur, Rajasthan which comprises 1100 beds which takes care of all the needs of the patients and also provides them socio-economic support. Another speciality of this hospital is that there is no payment gateway or cash counter which will charge the patients for the life-changing services provided to them.

Oscar Wilde once said, “The best way to make children good is to make them happy.” Children are the gift of God and an embodiment of everything that is pure. Kids have a golden heart and are the cutest creation on the face of the earth. When parents are blessed with kids, it adds a new chapter to their life. It gives them a feeling of compassion and lets them be a family. You can often see that, a couple finds new happiness and meaning to their life when they are blessed with a kid. It brings them close, improves their understanding, and makes them whole again. India is a country of 1.3 billion people, and there are more than 2% of people with special needs. Daily kids are born to people, most of them are born normal and some are born with special needs. Whether a kid is a normal kid or a disabled kid, parents do not discriminate. They surround their kids with care, compassion, and love. It has been found that this puts a considerable amount of pressure on the parents of kids with special needs, though their love for his/her kid is unconditional, they are humans after all. So, let us see how the life of the parents and caregiver of physically disabled kids is and how should they cope with it.   What responsibilities are needed by parents of a special needs child?   1. Self-help is the biggest help - Parents of kids with special needs should always remember that they are the only support their kids can depend on. They are their primary caregiver in this unforgiving and cruel world. So, if they do not take care of themselves, they most definitely will not be able to take care of their handicapped children. 2. Grieving is the not the solution – There is no benefit for you if you indulge yourself in pity parties, you will get the sympathy of many but that will not help physically challenged child have a better life. To give them a better life, you will have to embrace all your emotions and put that into good use. You will feel better if you talk about it or give words to your feelings. You will find that much more empowering. 3. Your will power is the most vital weapon you have in your arsenal. Kids with developmental disabilities need constant care and need to be looked after. It is a very hectic task to do daily. So, if you cannot the faith in yourself, you will not be able to do justice to the gift of God. You must always find something that will give you the strength to go on. Along with this, you can help empower other children with similar needs. This can be done by making a donation for disabled children at a reputed NGO in India. 4. Live every moment to its fullest – When you wake up in the morning, be grateful that you have another day to spend with your kid. When you have your lunch, go out for a movie, play with your kids, enjoy every moment. Never let the disabilities come in between the happiness of you and your kid. 5. Self-assessment is particularly important in our life. The questions we ask ourselves, guide us to do the things we do. It either motivates us to do something good or discourages us from doing something which is not worth doing. Caring for your kid is a very vital task, so you should never ask “why me?” but instead ask “how can I?”. This will empower you further. 6. You should never be too shy to ask for help. Raising a kid is never an easy task especially when that kid is suffering from childhood disability. His every action needs to be monitored, so one person cannot do that job constantly. You should take breaks when you feel it necessary. Try to keep your mind at peace, learn to delegate tasks when you are unavailable. The only thing that matters is you. 7. Doing this mammoth task day in and day out is not an easy task. You always need to be on your toes and look forward to learning about new coming mechanisms. Three golden words that you should abide by are Organize, simplify, and streamline. Organize the tasks you have to do, simplify complex tasks into smaller parts, and get them done with the least amount of trouble.   8. Broaden your circle – Get to know more people who go through similar things like you. Grow your network with families who also have a physically challenged child, you will exchange your views, learn from each other, and share the load among yourselves and take proper rest. Always be truthful with yourself, take care of yourself as you are the only person who is entirely responsible for your disabled kid. If you have a healthy mind and body, you will be able to dedicate yourself to the growth of your kid and do justice to him. Parents who wish to interact with like-minded people should get in touch with a trusted NGO like Narayan Seva Sansthan. Making a donation for skill development at such a charitable organisation can help in empowering children with disabilities in the best way possible.

Do you know what is the hardest thing to do? It starts with something new. To have a new idea, to lay down its foundation stones, and to build it up from scratch. You have to go through a lot of hardships too, you will have to trust your idea. You will have to expect a lot of criticism and analyze that criticism and make your idea better. You will have to fight for your idea and prove its relevance, only then will it be recognized by other people. Ideas to create something new are hard to come by and such inspirations do not strike often. As the great Civil Rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. once said “Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.”. it is particularly important to take the first step; the others will follow.      Helping people is the biggest Service of Humanity. We believe that God resides within the soul of a human being, so serving mankind is serving god. It is a very tough job to serve someone without expecting something in return from them. Such unconditional service is exceedingly rare to find. Human beings are the best creation of God, so when we are born as humans, we should follow the religion of humanity, and by doing so, we do the greatest service to mankind. In everyday life, you may find several such opportunities where you can help people out. One such incident happened in May 1976 with Dr. Kailash Chandra Ji Agarwal when he was going to Sirohi. On his way, he witnessed an accident between a bus and a truck that left several people injured. Without any delay, Dr. Manav took the severely injured passengers to the nearby hospital in Sirohi. He regularly visited the admitted patients and provided them with financial aid, which eased their access to medical treatments. This act of kindness showcased Dr. Kailash’s love and dedication to helping others in need. His service to humanity did not end here as he planned to set up an NGO that will take care of all the people with insufficient resources and means to have access to medical treatment or even the basic necessities of life. This is the bud that grew on to become a successful NGO of India, Narayan Seva Sansthan. Another key member of our NGO is Sevak Prashant Agarwal, the President of Narayan Seva Sansthan. Over the years, Prashant Ji has played a vital role in the growth and expansion of Narayan Seva Sansthan. His vision has led the organization to many social works. Under his guidance, NSS has been providing the necessary help to the poor people and people who live in socially backward places. Our Non-Profit Organization has been working diligently to provide them with economic and social development. Prashant Ji is also a great Motivational Speaker. He delivers beautiful sermons to his followers that focuses on the greatness of India, promoting the Hindu culture of love and kindness and motivating people to believe in themselves and help others with a golden heart. Lao Tzu once said, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” To do great things in life, the most important thing one needs to have is empathy in one's heart, one should be willing to do great lengths to do what is right and what his conscience is telling him. Often, helping others become quite impossible due to several things, mainly financial reasons, but time and again people who have done great things have shown that no issue is big enough to stop you from doing what is right. If you have the will to do something good, keep working hard for it, a path will come out eventually. People like Manav Ji and Prashant Ji are people with foresight. These great people have shown us that in the path of life, no one should be left behind. Disability should not be the reason to hold back a person from finding happiness in his life. NGO Narayan Seva Sansthan has always helped people with disabilities, be it, providing them with some prosthetics, or performing corrective surgeries that help them in leading a better life. We have started Free Schools for Kids having visual and hearing impairment. Provided people with disabilities with vocational training so that they can earn a living. Narayan Seva Sansthan has helped many people throughout its inspiring journey and will keep doing so in the future, and we hope to keep on growing and increasing our family.

It does not always matter how much you can help others, but the intention is all that counts. Not many people are privileged to help others on a big scale, but still, they do their best. They contribute even the little ways they can and that shows the goodness and humbleness present in their heart. When a disaster occurs, such people stand out from the others. The people who have a golden heart does not care about the circumstances, but still, try to provide help in ways he can.   Let us see how the people with special needs or Divyangs are helping the people during these dire times of the Coronavirus pandemic.   The sudden outbreak of the Coronavirus Pandemic sent the whole world into a whirlwind. Countries got a high amount of COVID-19 infections and many people died. Keeping this in mind, the Government of India announced a nationwide lockdown. This was a vital step in putting brakes on the infection rate. But this sudden announcement, though necessary, came as a huge burden on the whole nation. All workplaces, except the essential sector, came to a standstill and people were told to stay indoors as the deadly virus started to spread rapidly. Transportations stopped, so people were unable to move from one place to another. So, people were both out of work and were unable to go home. The people who suffered most because of this situation were the migrant workers. Most of the people in India, who fall under the poverty line, relocate to bigger cities for jobs. While they are already challenged in terms of survival, the lockdown was an add-on to their miseries. Neither were they able to earn to feed their families nor were they able to travel back home for survival, putting them in deep trouble. Seeing their grave situation, various NGOs and other groups came forward to provide them with free food for survival. Among these groups, several people have disabilities. These people are the flag bearers of humanity. We all know how difficult the life of people with disabilities is, the special needs they have, and the various special equipment they use so that they can the normal things like other people. These people did not let their special needs hold them back while doing this great service towards mankind. They helped the poor people who were suffering because of the situations around them and helped in their survival. This coronavirus pandemic has caused a huge number of causalities which keeps on increasing each day. The infections have been increasing by more than 5000 people every day for the last couple of days. But one must remember, however bad conditions we are in, it could have been much worse if the lockdown were not implanted and people did not follow social distancing. The coronavirus has proven itself to be a highly communicable disease, so people were instructed to stay at home at all times. Because of the communicable nature of this virus, there was a sudden and huge requirement of masks and gloves. People started to wear masks so that, if they are infected, they do not infect the other person and it also protects them from getting infected from others.   Studies state that, if a normal person comes in contact with an asymptomatic COVID-19 patient and both are wearing masks, the probability of the non-affected person getting the virus is exceptionally low compared to other situations. This eventually spiked the demand for masks and a lot of people including mask manufacturers and NGO volunteers came together to serve the country. Divyangs also came forward and provided valuable help in making masks available to the normal public. They also helped us in Corona Relief Seva in preparing food that helps our volunteers 'NSS Mitra' in Free Food Distribution during the lockdown. The origin of help should always be the love at the bottom of your heart and empathy that you feel towards the person you are helping. Then only will your act of help be of divine importance. Our Divyangs have shown what humanity truly means. They provided Free Masks and Free food to the hungry and poor to keep everyone safe. These acts have truly glorified all the human race. At Narayan Seva Sansthan, we have always worked hard to provide a better life for people with disabilities. We give them a purpose to live and the tools so that they have a fruitful life. During this coronavirus pandemic, the NSS has played a small part in helping the people in need.

  Reasons to donate money to an NGO In today’s fast-paced world, everyone wants to raise their living standards. They are always working hard to give themselves and their loved ones a better life. But in this race of life, they do not get the time for social service. Hence, they donate money to NGOs that are dedicated to helping the people in need. As Abraham Lincoln once said, “Kindness is the only service that will stand the storm of life and not wash out. It will wear well and will be remembered long after the prism of politeness or the complexion of courtesy has faded away.” Why Should People Donate To NGO 1. Inner Satisfaction Human beings are social people. They take care of each other and feel good when someone extends their help to them in the time of need. So, when they find someone who they care about, in need of help, they gladly help them, without expecting any kind of a favour in return. This gives them a feeling of satisfaction and fulfilment.    2. Trust Factor Face value is an especially important thing in this modern world. People tend to trust people who have a clean image and are publicly acceptable. So, when such a person appeals for help, people tend to open their arms without giving it a second thought. For example, if Shah Rukh Khan endorses an NGO, it is sure to get more help than the NGO he does not endorse.   3. Charity begins at home In childhood, we had learned a proverb, “Charity begins at home”. This is a particularly important lesson in everyone’s life. People are more eager to extend their helping hand to a local organization whose work they can easily monitor on a personal level. 4. Making lives better People tend to be more sympathetic to the people with whom they can relate. They understand their problems more easily and can relate to their issues. This is why people donate to a charity whose work has a positive impact on the people who are similar to them.   5. Philanthropy is good There are plenty of philanthropists around the face of the Earth who donate money to NGOs, their time, their skills, and their experiences to the common folks. They feel that they have earned plenty for themselves and their family and consider other humans as their extended family, so help them generously. Azim Premji, the Chairman of Wipro Limited is one such person who is among the top philanthropists in the world.   6. Giving back to make an impact Everyone has to struggle to make a name in this world. Everyone has to go through the hard times to enjoy the fruits of their success. So, when such people reach a stage when they realize that they can help some people who are going through the same phase and can help to reduce their struggles a little, they tend to open their arms.   7. Attention There are very few people in the world around us who do not want their names to be associated with something good. Everyone wants fame, everyone wants the affection of the public and to be considered a role model or a Leader among the common masses.   8. Improves Leadership When a person is given the tag of a Leader, he is considered to be an important part of society. Their views are acknowledged and valued. The words are considered to be golden and people tend to respect his opinions. This gives him a feeling of importance.   9. Connect with noble people A good person always looks to surround himself with other people who are also of a similar mindset. By doing so, they enrich their opinions and constantly keeps him involved with the good of the community.   10. Something to relate Humans are emotional people. They tend to attach themselves with the project which has a good back story which makes them emotional as it pulls on their heartstrings. They start to feel like a part of that story and help it with all his heart.   11. Setting Trends Humans either look up to people who they consider to be their heroes, or they like to rise to a podium which is respected by everyone else. They tend to become a trendsetter and so they donate generously.   12. Saving Tax No one in this world likes the idea of giving up a big sum of their income to the government as taxes. Everyone feels a bit disappointed at this notion. So, people often see donations as a means for tax exemption. Thus donating money to NGOs serves two purposes, one is helping others, second, it acts as an income tax saver.   13. Support your favorite cause Each person is unique. They have a particular set of beliefs, they have different ideas about different things, and this individuality is what makes humans such an interesting animal. So, when they find that their beliefs are similar to an NGO project, they become attached to it and tend to support the cause they really care about.     14. Transparency Not every NGO can be similarly efficient as others. Some work more diligently than others. This difference is taken into consideration by the donor and so he chooses the project which is more transparent and competent.   15. Updates of the progress The donors who give money to the project should be given satisfaction. If he is aware of the functioning of the project, if he sees that the project has a long term and sustainable future, it is sure to have a positive impact on him.   At Narayan Seva Sansthan, our goals are always aligned, and we strive to serve maximum people. Every Sadhak at NSS works diligently to help us raise more money to achieve the goal of social service. And with the grace of Almighty and your valuable online donation, we are able to Serve Humanity in a much efficient way

The starting of a new year is always a very joyous moment for everybody, no matter where you are from. Everyone celebrates it with their family and loved one and have lots of fun. A similar thing happened when the year 2020 arrived, everyone greeted it with great hope and excitement. This new decade brought with it many dreams for people who were waiting for a new beginning to their life. But this year has been far from that too say the least. Constant international turmoil was succeeded by a worldwide pandemic which brought almost the entire human civilization to a standstill. The Coronavirus Pandemic spread in such an extreme manner that there was no way to put a brake on it other than a countrywide lockdown in almost all of the countries around the globe. Originating from China, this virus traveled worldwide, from India to Iran, Italy to Africa, North America to South America. The deaths caused by this Coronavirus Pandemic was massive and still going. There were very few places left on the earth which was not under a complete lockdown. People were confined within their homes, factories were closed, industries were closed, traveling was halted, everything came to stand still, other than the priority sectors like police, medical staff, and others. People started to adapt to this new problem and molded their work in a manner so that they were  able to a massive part of their daily work, if not the entire part from their own home. This stoppage of life as we know, had a very evident impact on the way of life we know.   We can argue for hundreds of hours about how Coronavirus Pandemic has hurt us, but here let us what has been its positive impacts:-   1. It has helped people to forge genuine relationships Such is the deadly nature of the Coronavirus is that social distancing became the most useful tool in contaminating it. The lack of a proper vaccine to counter this virus also has not helped us. So, the lockdown was enforced and people who can do their job while staying at home, have done so. By staying at home, people were able to spend more time with their family and do the things that they would not have been able to do during the normal days. 2. Increased the spirit of the community In the current circumstances, social distancing was the only available tool to fight the Coronavirus, so they enforced total lockdown, and people got stuck to their homes. Because of this, many people who were unaware before about their neighbors got to know them and started to value them. They began to value companionship and the small talks that everyone loves. This, in turn, had a positive effect which led to the increase of the spirit of the community. 3. Lifestyle changes according to health and hygiene When people began this lockdown, many were puzzled about how their daily routine would go. Then, people adapted to the new circumstances. They used the spare time they had to do exercises and yoga and used various other tools to stay fit at home. They practiced meditation too, which led to the overall improvement of people's mind and body. This lockdown also forced to close down the restaurants and people could not go out to eat. So, they started to eat a more and more home- cooked meal, which is much better for your health than eating outside.   4. Less wastage of food The Coronavirus Pandemic was so deadly that people became scared to even step out of their houses. The communicable nature of the virus made it impossible for people to trust each other. So, as people stopped going out, they stopped hanging out with their friends and their loved ones at the local restaurants. Various reports suggest that about 4-15% of food becomes a waste in a restaurant. So, as the restaurants got shut down, the wastage of food came drastically down. 5. Scientific breakthroughs to keep connected Necessity is the mother of invention. When the people got cornered by the spread of this deadly virus and was forced to maintain distance from one another by staying in their homes, they came out with various innovations to stay connected. Whether video calling of the highest quality or doing a conference call with relatives, friends, or colleagues. 6. Caring for those in need Often a bigger problem is needed to make people aware of their responsibilities and duties. This lockdown helped people realize that. They became more empathetic to the underprivileged people and the Divyangans of the society, resulting in their donation to charitable trusts. They learned that these people have special needs and are always hungry for our companionship and friendship.   7. The environment has benefited massively Last but not the least, the closure of the industries and factories stopped them from emitting harmful gases into the atmosphere and spilling waste into the nearby water bodies. The roads became empty and the automobiles stopped burning fossil fuels and there was no emission of harmful gases like carbon oxides, nitrogen oxides, and other harmful gases. These helped several polluted cities in reducing their pollution level. The air quality index improved drastically in Delhi and many other polluted cities. At Narayan Seva Sansthan, various people were helped by our initiatives during this Coronavirus Pandemic, through online donation for charity. Several people have got aid from our relief fund and we want to keep helping people, in these drastic times. The great words Martin Luther King, Jr. "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy” proves to be so right in these severe times.

Disability Inclusion There is a famous saying by world-renowned American Activist, Lecturer, and Writer "Helen Keller" which goes like “Never bend your head, Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the eye".  There is no saying which can make the above golden words false. This world is truly a cruel place, if you let others walk over you, they will not wait and think for a second. They will take the opportunity & move forward. There is cut-throat competition in this world and the path of life, you will be truly fortunate if someone shows empathy towards you. So, when other people face such cruel hardships, just take a moment, and think about what persons with disabilities face every day. The negligence they face, the pain they tolerate, and they go through all these difficulties and many more not because of a fault of their own doing. Plenty of people are born with some kind of disability or the other, and plenty of others go through tremendous misfortune and pain when such disabilities are inflicted upon them. But these people do not bow out of life so easily, instead, they take these difficulties as a challenge and strive forward to find happiness in life. But to be happy in life, people need money, as harsh it may seem, that is the brutal truth. People spend their earlier stages of life educating themselves of the various aspects of life, gathers knowledge, and learns skills that help them to earn a living and be financially independent. But the people with special needs are often cast aside in this race. Often, they are not given the proper care, they are not given the basic education and they cannot afford the luxury to learn the skills to earn them employment. Inclusion is the process of ensuring equal treatment and opportunities to everyone irrespective of their abilities, disability status, and special care needs. So, it is particularly important to include people with disabilities in the mainstream and give a healthy work environment for them. Today, many people come forward and offer a donation for disabled people that makes it helpful for them to gain the necessary knowledge or skills that they wish to learn. Social Inclusion- Imparting Skills that empower Disabled people   1. Foundation Skills through Inclusive Education – These are the skills that a person learns in the primary stages of life. They pick up these skills from their early school years. They learn about the basics of mathematics, learn to do reasoning and problem solving, and become literate. These basic skills are required in every field of work. 2. Professional, Technical, and Vocational Skills – These are the skills that a person learns through special education to do a certain job. Be its basket making, carpentry, metalwork, shoemaking, tailoring, and weaving. There are more advanced technical skills like computer technology, engineering, medicine, and physiotherapy, these skills are also called professional skills. Such high-level professional skills require a higher level of education in technical institutions. They give formal training along with an official certificate and provide equal opportunities to adults with disabilities. 3. Business Skills – Entrepreneurial skills are vital if a person is looking to work in a field that requires successful management of money and people, it also requires proper scheduling and administrative skills. Under these skills, there are several other aspects of being an entrepreneur such as preparation of a business plan, the setting of achievable goals, analyzing the market, assessing the risk in the work and diligent solving of problems. These skills require one to be properly literate and possess a stable mind. 4. Core Life Skills – These skills are about one’s attitude towards others and his own life, basic knowledge about everything around us, and about things that are an integral part of our life. Skills such as how one communicates with the customers, how he presents himself to them adapting to different situations, attentive communication and listening, thinking out of the box, analytical thinking, and maintaining proper discipline also fall under core life skills. All these skills and many more are needed to be a proper gentleman, who is respected by all. Ways to ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities:  With one’s hard work.  Learning from his family as parents are the biggest teacher in a person’s life.  Inclusive education  Schools should provide employment skills by ensuring disability rights  Self-help groups in which people with similar deficiencies find a good teacher and learn the necessary skills.  Learning about the job after one is selected for it.  Colleges and universities must promote diversity and inclusion through various skill training courses. There are plenty of choices to choose from, these places take special care of the people with needs and provide the necessary tools so that the person can learn the required skills. But the most important attribute of all is determined, the fire in one’s heart. And, with the donations for skill development that people offer for the disabled, it has become much more convenient to learn new skills nowadays. The brighter it burns, the better the person will do in his life as he will be able to burn away all his difficulties and keep on moving forward without caring for the shackles on his feet. At Narayan Seva Sansthan, we offer a skill training program for divyangs. We promote inclusion by providing people with disabilities with all the skills and tools they need to return in the normal path of society. We ensure disability rights so that Divyangs become self-dependent and are able to find happiness in their life. These people with special abilities might have certain physical or psychological shortcomings, but these people are an important part of society as they teach us that no problem is big enough to not be overcome. It is not that only they need to learn things about their surroundings, but there are plenty of things we as a civilization can learn from them.

The society we live in is a very materialistic one. It easily judges a person on his/ her physical appearance and makes a superficial idea about that person. Little does society help needy people; it refuses to accept a person who looks, walks, or even talks differently and consider themselves to be superior to the people with disabilities. But throughout history, various people have shown that their physical disability was not strong enough to break their will power and here we will learn about some of those inspirational people with excellent skills. Famous People with disabilities in India 1. Sudha Chandran Sudha Chandran is an inspiring woman. When she was only 16 years old, she met with a horrific accident which resulted in the amputation of her right leg. She is widely known for her accomplishments as a Bharatanatyam dancer, she also acted in several films like Mayuri and Nache Mayuri. Once she said that “Once I stepped on the stage, I got my soul back”. 2. Ravindra Jain Born visually impaired, Ravindra Jain was a real achiever who showed that talent is all that it is needed to survive in the film industry. He had notable contributions as a singer, lyricist, and composer. One of his most famous work was his work for Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayan. He was famously said that “ You will never be brave if you don’t get hurt, you will never learn if you don’t make mistakes, you will never be successful if you didn't encounter failure. 3. Arunima Sinha Arunima Sinha has earned many accolades for her inspirational bravery. In 2011, she lost her left leg after a train accident due to a scuffle with robbers. The circumstances could not put down Arunima as she climbed the Mount Everest with the help of her prosthetic leg. Arunima Sinha, in her book Born Again on the Mountain: a story of losing everything and finding it back has said that “No matter how great a loss, time always heals the pain, even though the scars remain.”   Famous Global People with Disabilities 1. Albert Einstein The Father of Theory of Relativity was one of the most famous people with disabilities. He faced difficulty in learning and was not unable to speak until he was 3 years old. He faced major issues in doing the basic maths in school. Expressing himself by writing was also a mammoth task for him. One of his famous quotes was “Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”   2. Stephen Hawking The person whose genius enables him to be named after Albert Einstein was Stephen Hawking. His works have been ground-breaking, to say the least. “A Brief History of Time” is one of his famous books. After he became paralyzed, he spent the rest of his life in a wheelchair. His view on life is evident from his quote “Life would be tragic if it weren't funny”.   3. George Washington If a person who suffered from dyslexia throughout his life can become the first president of the United States, then no PwD should ever be criticized or deprived of any opportunity as greatness lies within the soul. George Washington once said, "99% of failures come from people who make excuses."    4. Helen Keller When Helen Keller was only 19 months old, she suffered an illness that the doctors were unable to identify at that time. This disease left her both hearing and visually impaired. These disabilities could not stop her as she became the first person with such problems to get a bachelor’s degree in arts. Such was her resolute that she said: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.”   5. Franklin D. Roosevelt When Franklin D. Roosevelt was 39 years old, he suffered a paralytic illness, which is now known as Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Because of this disease, he was unable to walk again and gave him a life in a wheelchair. He guided America in World War 2 and his leadership was applauded worldwide. He once famously said, “The virtues are lost in self-interest as rivers are lost in the sea”.   6. Frida Kahlo The Mexican artist was a model of perseverance. Kahlo's disability did not stop her from becoming world-famous. When she was only 6 years old, she had polio which left her paralyzed. That virus caused severe damages to her legs. Her strong heart made her say “Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly?”   7. Ludwig Van Beethoven The famous German musician’s hearing became impaired in the later stages of his life. He succumbed to hearing disability by the age of 44 but this did not stop him from composing brilliant music. One of his brilliant work, the Moonlight Sonata has composed during this time and also 6 other symphonies. His passion for music can be seen when he said: “Music is a higher revelation than philosophy.”   8. Nicholas James Vujicic When Nicholas was born, it was found that he had an exceedingly rare disease called phocomelia. This disorder caused him to be born without his four limbs, also known as Tetra-Amelia syndrome. This major disability could not stop him from being one of the most famous motivational speakers. The power in his heart is evident when he says, “If you can't get a miracle, become one.”   9. Rowan Atkinson People with speaking disabilities are often overlooked for films as they are not able to deliver the dialogues like a normal actor. But then came Rowan Atkinson, who despite several rejections made a place of his own and his style gave Mr. Bean a permanent place in the audience’s heart. One of his famous quotes is “I love walking in the rain because no one can see me crying”.   10. Christopher Reeve Superman can be resilient to all kinds of injuries but the actor who played that hero was not. Christopher Reeve suffered a horrific horse accident in 1995 and his mobility was possible only because of powered wheelchairs. In 1998, he started the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation to enhances researches regarding injuries related to the spinal cord. He once quoted “At first, dreams seem impossible, then improbable, and eventually inevitable.”   11. Tom Cruise One of the most famous action heroes of modern times suffered from severe dyslexia. This disability never stopped Tom Cruise from doing stunts which can make any normal person faint in a matter of seconds. He once said, “Nothing ends nicely, that's why it ends.”   12. Walt Disney     Walt Disney was multitalented and was a pioneer in the American film industry. From childhood, he was a victim of dyslexia from his childhood and had difficulties in reading due to his learning disorder. Disney’s upbeat attitude can be clearly seen in his quote “It's kind of fun to do the impossible”.   Narayan Seva Sansthan has always worked and will continue its remarkable work for the specially-abled people. With its various programs that are well-complemented by the donation for orphans and the disabled, the objective of NSS is to give the differently-abled people a better chance for life.

Human lives are endangered with the global pandemic of COVID 19 disease.185 countries are affected due to disease and over 6 million are infected. So, many countries across the world have initiated the idea of lockdown to contain this contagious disease. But the question is, what will be the effect of COVID-19 on the Global Economy? Well, the answer is according to sources and some financial committees, yes there will be some effects. COVID-19 impact: Global economy could witness big losses    IMF(International Monetary Fund) has already announced that the global economy will suffer due to the post effect of lockdown. Many International organizations are monitoring the Recession and job loss because of this global phenomenon. The analysis took place by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, it said COVID 19 pandemic is disrupting the supply chain and international trade. It furthers that with many countries closed their borders, the movement of people and tourism has come to a screeching halt. Millions of workers across the world are facing the fear of losing their jobs and governments are making their full efforts to give COVID-19 relief packages for their financial loss. The DSA further added that the world economy had contracted by 1.7 percent during the global financial crisis in 2009. Here we will discuss the effects of coronavirus on the global economy. What will be the impact on employment after COVID 19? IMF has already announced that nearly 14billion people around the world will likely lose their jobs. This is due to the long-lasting lockdown and shutdown of many companies. There are many sectors in which there will be a huge sack of their employees. UN Reports added that sectors like tourism, Airlines, entertainment industries will be badly affected, this virus has become the nightmares who is working with these sectors? What will be the impact on GDP? This Global pandemic is not only taking the lives of thousands of people but also is a threat to Gross domestic product. Because the entire nation is in lockdown the production rate of our country is getting low day by day. This will severely affect the GDP rate. India's fiscal growth rate was projected to grow 5percent in the fiscal year of 2020-2021 but after this pandemic being entered in this country, it is likely to slow to 4.8 percent. But it was measured on 31st march when The lockdown was first measured. The rapidity of this disease is increasing day by day and lockdown will likely to be increased, in this situation India will suffer more loss. Though stabilising the economy will take a lot of efforts, people can help the needy by offering donations through various online charity donation platforms. Is India in front of the economic recession?  The answer is unfortunately yes. Due to the long-lasting lockdown, the country is on the verge of recession. IMF reports said that there might be a chance of a global recession and it will be more severe than the earth faced back in 2008. Governments are slashing their interest rate and trying to stabilize the negative growth rate. Is there any economic sector which will be benefitted in this situation? Yes, there are some sectors whose profit margins will be high due to this global pandemic. • The sector which will be in the most profitable list is pharmaceutical companies. Across the earth, there is increasing in demand for medicines so the medicines pharmacies will be in great profit. • The next sector will be online grocery companies. This sector is likely to have a big amount of profit merge across the globe due to lockdown. Almost every market either restricted or people are afraid of getting out. So, e-commerce companies are in huge demand. • All schools are closed due to movie 19 and almost all teenager is in their home. 80 percent of them are playing online games, so clearly, these video games companies will make their profit as high as possible. • Due to lockdown everyone out there, suffering from boredom and maximum among them are watching online web series to kill their time. No, doubtingly these production companies will be at high stake. What should be the monetary and fiscal policy to handle this situation? The government is trying hard to tackle this situation, but different economists have suggested different ways to tackle this situation. Noble laureate Abhijit Banerjee said we must produce and inject more money in the market to tackle this situation. The more currency we print the better will be this situation could be handled. Will there be any effect on crude oil prices? Because of the long-lasting lockdown, the transport is busy hampered. This will affect the crude oil prices, though our government is trying to reduce the oil prices to balance this situation. How long will this financial crisis continue? IMF and WTO both organizations agreed to this point that whatever financial loss and global recession will be there, it will be temporary and will be gone after 1-2 years. It will be a boost after this recession. Conclusion After this global pandemic over the financial crisis will start, many people will be affected by this. European central bank added it will be a more crisis than the 2008 Great Recession. As because it is a threat to human lives all economic loss can be welcome but saving lives is far more important now. Narayan Seva Sansthan is a top charity organization in India that helps the needy and disabled through various programs. Even during the program, the organization has been at the forefront to ensure that the needy don’t face any hassles.

Countries around the world are suffering from coronavirus disease. This disease is spreading rapidly in India across many states with Maharashtra having the highest numbers of confirmed cases and death. Now everyone in the country is worried about this disease and the prime concern comes "How to protect ourselves from the coronavirus?" How to fight against this disease as it has neither certified treatment nor any vaccine to date.  What is COVID-19 and how does this disease spread? The disease that originated from Wuhan, a city of China from the province of Hubei, has now become a worldwide concern. Countries like the USA, Italy, Spain, The UK are under stress with the spread as their confirmed cases and death tolls are increasing day by day. The disease like Corona Virus can spread from person to person through the tiny droplets from the nose or mouth which are spread when someone with COVID-19 coughs or exhales.  What precautions should be taken in COVID 19? Doctors are suggesting that everyone should look after his or her health and should build a natural immunity that may protect oneself against this virus. Now the question arises how one can build a strong immunity? Is it possible to boost your immunity with food? The answer is yes.  Here are some effective ways of Boosting Immunity: ● Immunity-Boosting Food:- Some immunity-boosting foods If consumed regularly could result in effective prevention against COVID-19. These are:- 1. Broccoli:- Broccoli is rich in many vitamins and minerals. It will provide your body with vitamin C, A and E. It is one of the most simple vegetables that can be consumed in a day. 2. Spinach:- In spinach one gets a huge amount of vitamin C and antioxidants. Antioxidants and beta carotene can play an important role in fighting against this infection. ● Healthy Lifestyle  Besides eating nutritious food your lifestyle is a key source that strengthens your immune system. We often take the word discipline very lightly. But researchers suggest that improving your lifestyle can be more effective than consuming rich nutritious food. These steps will help you answer your question that how to increase your immunity with Home Remedies. ● Sleep adequately:- In this period of lockdown, most of us are spending our time watching web series, playing games, and watching lots of movies. Often we sleep at 2-3a.m. Doctors say that not giving your body adequate rest can be very harmful and can decrease your immunity. So, sleep at least eight hours a day. ● Eating a clove of garlic each day could be effective. It not only helps to boost your immunity and also prevents heart diseases. ● The best way to increase your immunity at your home is by drinking lemon water. It could be further mixed with honey, ginger, and turmeric with warm. It can boost your immunity system and will help you protect against COVID 19. ● Vitamin is a very good charger of your immune system. So some sunbath could be very useful to build a strong immunity system. ● It is also highly recommended to check one’s mental health. Stress, panic, and anxiety could be very harmful to your natural immunity. So be less panic and surround yourself with happiness. ● Regular Exercise Do some regular exercise but not much as if you get tired your immunity system will be low for some minutes. Add up some yoga to your daily routine. ● Use Ayurveda to boost your immunity naturally Ayurveda is one of the greatest remedies of almost all diseases in the world. In ancient India, it was highly recommended to most of the people. Now in our lives, we expect results very quickly in almost every sphere. Ayurveda can cure and prevent your body from almost every disease and virus. ● Regularly gargle your throat with warm water It clear & relieve a sore or scratchy throat. ●  Be physically active For good immunity Ayurveda recommends everyone to be physically active, to give it a chance to strengthen its resistant forces. The best way of doing this is to practice yoga, walking, meditation. You have to relax by practicing pranayama breathing techniques. ● Add some dairy food to your regular meals Ayurveda recommends dairy food to boost immunity like yogurt, pure ghee, butter, etc. These organic dairy foods are recommended by Ayurveda to stimulate your Ojas, a Sanskrit word which means immunity. The milk should be warmed before consuming and should be added with a pinch of cardamom which makes the digestion even easier. ● Eat fruits daily Fruits ​​​​​​are highly recommended by Ayurveda as immunity boosters. Apples could be very useful in this regard because it contains antioxidants, soluble, and insoluble fiber that have cleansing effects on the intestines. Also, fruits such as pears, peaches, pineapples, mangoes should be consumed as they have many nutrients that help to boost your immunity. Conclusion: After reading all the given measures and precautions we can protect ourselves & our family from Coronavirus. It can be said a healthy and disciplined life should be maintained to fight this pandemic. Many have come out to donate money to the poor and needy during these tough times. Social distancing must be followed as the authorities directed us to do. Sanitizing your house and washing your hands with soap with adequate time must be done, that is how we can stop this disease to spread. Narayan Seva Sansthan is one of the leading charity organizations in India that helps the needy through various programs. If you are looking for a good place to donate, you can conveniently do so with us.

As the world progresses, the population keeps on increasing and so there is a rise in kids with special needs. Often, we find kids are born with some kind of abnormalities, so they need special attention and care from their close ones. People in every field, be it sport, education, or who are in the public service sector needs to learn how to interact properly with these kids. There are many adults, who are well educated and trained in their respective fields, volunteer to help the special kids but lack the knowledge and expertise on How to take care of a child with special needs? So, here we will talk about 8 such important things that need to know about taking care of a child with special child. 1. Interact When interacting with a special needs’ child, one needs to be very polite with them, maintain a comfortable physical contact, like holding the child’s hand, comforting him by placing one’s hand on his shoulder, or even showing affection by touching his face. These gestures make the kid comfortable with the speaker and learn to trust him. Another important thing is to maintain eye contact as much as possible while you are talking to the kid. 2. Observe There are some kids with special needs who take in information differently may not be able to express his discomfort. Each child’s behavior is different, and they do not communicate in the same way. So, you need to be aware of how the kid is reacting to you and what is he trying to say. If you are unsure about what he is trying to convey, ask his parents or some adults to help you. 3. Use common sense When putting the kids in an adaptive sport, you should be aware of the individual needs of kids with special needs. You cannot put them in a similar group as the other kids and expect them to perform similarly. They need to be given a comfortable space of their own and should be given freedom so that they can slowly decide for themselves. Common sense is very necessary when dealing with kids’ disabilities. 4. Be Flexible You cannot be rigid with the way you handle or teach the kids about different topics. Inclusive child care is especially important when working with a special need’s child. Some kids are too attached to their parents to let them go, so you need to make the parents apart of the activity and then gradually phase them out. If a kid has trouble with his moto skills, then give him a partner to practice with, this will help in improving his skills and also build the bond of friendship. 5. Be Consistent It is rocket science about how one should behave with kids. Kids, whether normal or someone who has special needs, all need to take care of similarly. Special attention should be given to kids and their needs should be taken care of individually. Kids feel comfortable if they have someone to rely on and can communicate with someone constantly. 6. Use auditory, visual, and proper means of communication One of the most important attributes to have when dealing with kids is empathy. If you have empathy in your heart for everyone, you will be able to understand how he reacts to his surroundings. Some may respond to a friendly handshake, funky whistling, or a calming song. The child care providers need to be smart about how they deal with the kids with special needs. 7. Have a well thought out plan and have a back-up. It is never a bad idea to think things through. Having a detailed and well-stacked plan is the key to success. It is always a good plan to give the kids some creative art activities, which will engage the kids and give something interesting to do. The kids can take part in these activities which help in improving their motor skills and communication skills. 8. Have a Positive Nature Parenting special kids is never an easy task. It takes a huge amount of patience and common sense to work well with special needs kids. It can be a difficult task to give constant attention to those kids, so having a positive attitude is especially important, as this will give you the will to go on and overcome the difficulties. In everyday life, we come across many people who need special attention, so it is particularly important to do caring for children with special needs. At Narayan Seva Sansthan (NSS), we care for people with special needs and give them the care they need. They are given proper care and training so that they can become a constructive part of society.

WHO has announced this coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic in February, since then everyone on earth is highly concerned about the issue. Everyone is worried and thinking about how to protect yourselves from this deadly virus called Corona Virus. There have also been fake remedies floating on social media so people don't know what to believe and what not.  Every now and then netizens searching for information that they could prevent from this virus. But several platforms are giving multiple pieces of information and misleading people and junking their minds with fake news. The more this deadly virus is spreading the more rapidly rumors are spreading.   Here are some myths and facts which you should know about coronavirus.   1. Heat can stop coronavirus disease:- Myth: It is said that summer will help prevent the spread of this disease, everybody now started to believe that summer will save their life from COVID 19. Fact: WHO claims no such evidence that summer will help the disease to stop. The fact is many viruses can't spread in summer because heat makes them less powerful,   as because it is a new virus, scientists are not sure about this type of theory.   2. 5G mobile networks spread coronavirus:- Myth: COVID-19 can transmit through 5G networks. But many countries where there is no existence of 5G networks have evidence of many cases of COVID 19. Fact: COVID-19 spreads through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes. People can also be infected by touching a contaminated surface and then touching their eyes, nose, and face. So, it can be prevented by washing hands regularly and wearing masks to prevent the droplets from going out.   3. COVID 19 Kills:- Myth: A person infected from COVID-19 will die. Fact: More than deaths there are chances of recovery from this disease. Most of the people are surviving from the disease without any special care, only people with lung disease, kidney disorder, heart disease, and old age people are more susceptible to COVID-19. One who has recovered from this disease will not have the virus for their whole life.   4. Drinking alcohol Cures COVID 19:- Myth: From the day WHO announced that using hand sanitizers can protect you from getting the virus, most people have started to believe that drinking alcohol can be helpful to kill these viruses in the body. This is a myth. Fact: Alcohol will reduce your immunity and can be more harmful if you catch COVID 19.   5. COVID 19 doesn’t spread in a hot and humid climate:- Myth: COVID 19 cannot be transmitted through hot and humid weather:- Fact: This virus can transmit in all areas from the evidence so far. Living in a hot and humid area will not protect you from catching this virus. Only you can protect yourself by washing your hands properly and maintaining social distancing.   6. Hot showers can protect from this Coronavirus:- Myth: Several people think that hot showers can prevent them from the virus. This is a myth. Fact: Taking a hot bath can not protect you against this virus.  Your normal body temperature remains 36° to 37° regardless of the temperature of the shower. If you take a hot shower in hot and humid weather it can burn and may cause more health hazards.  The only way to protect from this disease is to wash your hands frequently.   7. Novel coronavirus can not be transmitted through mosquitoes: Fact: There is no evidence that it can be transmitted through mosquitoes, this disease spreads from droplets of cough and sneezing. The only way to prevent it is by washing your hands by alcohol-based rub or with soap and water.   8. Can hand dryers kill viruses in your hand? Myth: Hand dryers can kill the virus Fact: No, there is no evidence that it can kill the virus in your hands, the only way is again to wash your hands frequently.   9. Novel coronavirus affects Old age people:- Myth: There is a theory that people with younger age can not get this virus, actually it's a myth Fact: People of any age can be infected by this disease.   10. Can ultraviolet lamps kill the virus? Myth: UV kills COVID-19 Fact: UV lamps should not be used on your hands as it can cause you irritation.   11. Can a thermal scanner help detect the virus in your body? Fact: A thermal scanner can detect a person who has grown a fever and is sick, these are the primary symptoms of this disease. However, asymptomatic people who are carrying this virus can not be detected by this gadget. The only way is to call your health care if you have any symptoms and get a test.   12. Can eating garlic help prevent this virus? Fact: Eating garlic can be useful in preventing many bacteria however there is no evidence of this theory that can protect you against COVID 19.   13. Can spray alcohol all over your body kill the virus? Fact: No, spraying alcohol all over your body will not help you to prevent this virus. It can be very harmful to your clothes as well as your skin. Alcohol and chlorine can be used to disinfect a surface, not your body.   14. Rinsing your nose can prevent this virus. Fact: Rinsing your nose with saline will not help you to prevent it against COVID 19.   15. Are there any medicines to treat this disease? Myth: Hydroxychloroquine is the medicine for COVID-19 Fact: No, there are no medicines yet which can treat this disease. Although scientists are working hard to get one. But still, now patients are treated with supportive treatment.   Conclusions:- As this disease has become a pandemic everyone is doing whatever they could do to protect from this virus. But the fact we should only listen to doctors and health care.

When the coronavirus started to spread in China, very few people would have thought it would become such a huge pandemic. The communicable nature of this Coronavirus has resulted in it getting spread all across the world. More than 4 lakhs have been diagnosed with the disease worldwide and of those affected people, more than 2 lakhs have died. Countless people have been affected because of this virus and several countries are suffering both financially and morally. Their economies have been badly hit; people are suffering especially those who are financially weak. They are facing a scarcity of food; they lack even the basic necessary items. They do not have a shelter to call home, they are lacking access to the basic items which have gained high priority due to this pandemic. Hence, some NGOs and the government have been working hard to provide COVID-19 Relief Seva to the deprived people. They are providing food, ration kits, and shelter to the poor people who have become homeless so that they can keep on surviving.   India's migrant workers are badly-hit by COVID-19 lockdown India is a country that has a huge number of people who are daily wage earners. Migrant workers are the most badly hit people because of this necessary lockdown. These people are fall in the “informal sector” which contributes to about 80 percent of the total workforce of India. They are the migrant workers who have moved from there home in search of jobs. These jobs contribute to building the infrastructure of our country, they are the laborers who build the buildings which help the economy grow, like factories, hospitals, and offices. They are the laborers who build buildings like apartments, hotels, multiplexes, and malls which provide recreation and safety to the middle and upper class of the society. The migrant workers are the major workforce who work in factories, do the daily deliveries, load or unload cargo from transports, works in small hotels to provide us food, colors our houses to make them look beautiful and provides us with daily transport which helps us to travel in small distances. They stand along the roadside with fruits in their hand or open tea stands to earn a small living just so that, they can eat later in the night. They are selling flowers, which is quite an important part of our daily household.   How NGOs are working for Coronavirus Relief?   There are several NGOs providing relief during Covid-19, among those NGOs, Narayan Seva Sansthan is also playing an active role. We pledge to provide the homeless and needy people with cooked food daily and items which are needed in their daily life. Our drive to feed the hungry is a very noble humanitarian act. We are providing free meals to the poor so that they do not sleep an empty stomach. By doing so, we are keeping the death rate of migrant workers down and keeping violence in check in the long run, we are helping in their survival which goes a long way in protecting the peace of the society. Doing such a good humanitarian act is never an easy task, a huge amount of money is needed to feed the poor. So, Narayan Seva Sansthan has created a CORONA RELIEF SEVA FUND whose main objective is to feed the hungry mouths by providing free meals, or packed grocery kits. We are accepting Donations for COVID-19 Pandemic Relief which offer. Our volunteers are working hard to provide food and ration kits to these daily-wage laborers, most of whom have become homeless during this countrywide lockdown. People need to come together and contribute to saving their fellow humans from the hands of doom in this pandemic. Narayan Seva Sansthan is also working hard to make people aware of the deadly nature of Coronavirus which is causing COVID-19. We are promoting the importance of cleanliness, sanitization, and most  importantly, social distancing. These are part of its COVID-19 Relief Services which is trying to make people know about how this virus spreads and has got the entire world to its knees. We are trying to make people understand how vulnerable are they, so the practice of sanitization and social distancing is of great importance. Divyangs are making masks that are being distributed to the people in need. We are also sanitizing and making the most affected areas free of this virus. We are accepting online donations which is the easiest and safest way of transactions in these times. Till date, COVID-19 Relief Service: 1. 86250 units of food packets  2. 4210 families have got rations. 3. 41,000 masks distributed The people who are doing the noble work of online donation should know about the 80 G tax exemption which is a part of the Income Tax Act. This provides a 50% exemption during the payment of tax on donations given to certain organizations or funds that are recognized by the act. This can be claimed back when filing the income tax returns under Section 80 G. In these dire times, Narayan Seva Sansthan is giving great effort to its COVID-19 Relief Services. So, it needs help from people who have been supporting us since its foundation. If you want to contribute to our Corona Relief Seva, you can easily do that through online donations which will substantially help us in Serving humanity smoothly.

  What is Disability Disability is a term associated with some specially-abled people who sustain a condition that prevents him/her from doing things in the same way as the other people around him. A person can suffer these conditions from multiple sources, they can vary from certain limitations since his birth due to the manifestation of an abnormality in his gene to a horrific incident like war or accident which gives many people some bad memories which they have to live with for the entirety of their life. Examples of such difficulties can vary from functional impairments like the visually impaired, hearing impairedness, a problem in speaking to structural impairments like the absence of limbs. As defined by the Constitution of Disabled People’s International in 1981, “the loss or limitation of physical, mental or sensory function on a long-term or permanent basis” is called Impairment. They have defined Disablement as “the loss or limitation of opportunities to take part in the normal life of the community on an equal level with others due to physical and social barriers”. Over the years, many inventions and discoveries have been done to make the lives of such specially-abled people a little bit easier. Things have been created to support those people to get a little help in their day to day activities. People without limbs are helped by prosthetic limbs, people with visual impairments are assisted by magnifying glasses or Braille. People who suffer from hearing problems get their much-needed help through the use of hearing aids and sign language; through these, they can understand what the other is trying to say. People who have trouble in mobility often use crutches which help them to walk and people with more serious conditions use wheelchairs to move around, motorized wheelchairs have been a great help since its invention. Disability is not just a physical problem, but it refers to the interactions of society with the specially-abled members who reside in it. Intensive support and care are needed to make the environment around him more be void of any social barrier. PwD has similar needs like normal people, they need medication to be safe from the life-threatening viruses. It has been found that people who suffer from such disabilities face many participation restrictions in terms of health and reintegration services. Types of Disabilities   A person can suffer from different types of disabilities, they can range from Impairments to one’s intellect to his physical features. A person can face issues like cognitive, neurological, psychiatric to neurological. the problems may even be a combination of those mentioned above. It is not a must that the people will suffer from these issues all the time, but they show their effects time and again. Most of these issues happen to be permanent but with intensive care and support, they have a chance of returning to normal ways. These impairments significantly diminish one’s capacity to communicate with other people, to have social interaction with them and most importantly these disability types restricts ones’ ability to learn and be mobile. With proper care and help and access to aids, these activity limitations can be overcome, and the specially-abled person can lead a more fruitful life. Disability of a person can be categorized in several parts, namely intellectual, neurological, physical, psychiatric, and sensory.    Intellectual disability – A person having an intellectual disability (ID) is seen to have low intelligence or rational ability which is evident in their lack of skills for the basic day to day activities. People with this problem take a considerable amount of time to learn new activities. Down syndrome is one such intellectual disability which happens due to abnormal division of cells, from chromosome 21. This unwanted accumulation of the genetic material causes developmental changes and shows the symptoms of Down Syndrome. This disability has been known to make people mentally challenged.  Neurological and Cognitive Disorders – People acquire this type of disability throughout their lifetime, either by a bad brain injury or multiple sclerosis. In multiple sclerosis, the cells in a body are attacked by its immunity system, thus creating a problem in communication between a body and its brain.  Physical Disability – It is the most common type of disability found among specially- abled people. These issues can range from the circulatory system to the nervous system and also the respiratory system. Cerebral palsy is one such disability that happens because of brain damage and results in problems in movement. The symptoms of such a disability can be seen since birth.  Psychiatric disability – Such disorders in a person gives rise to anxiety disorders, depression, or various kinds of phobias in a person.  Sensory disability – People who have hearing and speech impairment, fall under this type. Narayan Seva Sansthan always works and try to provide the necessary help to the specially-abled people. The NSS has various programs which look to give the differently-abled people with a better chance of life.

Persons with Disabilities are often looked down upon by other people in society. They are not able to move at the same speed as other people; they are not able to do the basic things with ease like the other people, so they need additional help from the concerned authorities. This support helps the differently-abled people to have a more fruitful life. Hence, there are some government schemes for disabled in India meant to make the difficult life of such people, a little bit easier. here we will learn about some of those schemes which are made with that exact objective. What are the Schemes for Disabiled in India? 1. Divyanjan Swavalamban Yojana- The purpose of Divyangjan Swavalamban Yojana is to make the concessional benefit available for the people who are specially-abled as per the rules of the PwD Act, 2016. With the help of this scheme, these differently-abled people can:  When that person is looking to start something, which will directly or indirectly help him/her financially or will provide better opportunities to improve their life  Continue study even after completing his schooling which will improve his educational qualifications.  Improve his vocation and skill set by taking the necessary courses which will advance his employment opportunities.  Buy or customize his disability-friendly vehicle with better accessories that will help in his day to day activities a little bit more.  This scheme provides loan facility to the visually impaired so that they can buy the items which are necessary for the betterment of their lives.  This financial aid provided by the NHFDC provides banking facilities for PwD to give loans at a very nominal per annum. 2. Deendayal Disabled Rehabilitation Scheme (DDRS)- The government introduced the DDRS as one of the schemes for the disabled in India to help the specially-abled people perform the tasks which help in creating a better environment for them and also ensures that PwD gets similar opportunities to empower themselves like all the other people thus provide social justice and equity. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment funds DDRS which is available for all the listed institutions and organizations. This scheme has been established under The Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995. Its objectives are –  To increase the opportunity to study at every level and ways, to increase their chances of professional and vocational opportunities, which will then lead to them getting proper occupations thus achieving financial independence.  To build facilities that support activities to lighten the mood and give relaxation, promote the culture of that place, and ensuring that they are socially inclusive, the performance of creative arts, sports, and also going for a small trip to somewhere or traveling allowance.  To provide help and making sure that the people have proper and respectable places to stay and lead a happy life in the Govt Rehabilitation Homes.   3. Assistance for Disabled Persons (ADIP) ADIP scheme was made to help the disabled people to purchase various accessories to help them in their daily life. This scheme was formulated with the main objective to assist the PwD to get the latest and enhanced products that help them to have a more fruitful life, it improves their physical abilities, increases their social acceptance thus improves their overall mental health. These sophisticated aids are scientifically created to meet the individual needs of the user, which significantly reduces the impact of their disabilities and gives them a chance to become financially independent. These aids & appliances are made according to the specifications laid down by the Bureau of Indian Standards, thus they provide the maximum help possible. The National Institutes under this ministry, ALIMCO, and NGOs help in implementing this scheme. 4. Accessible India Campaign Accessible India Campaign which is also known as Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan was launched by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD) across the entire nation to provide the PwDs with universal accessibility. Following are its important parts-  Build Environment Accessibility To make the environment around us physically accessible to everyone, steps need to be taken to remove obstacles in both indoor and outdoor facilities that include schools, workplaces, and footpaths. Ramps should be made; railings should be installed where necessary thus providing free movement along with necessary security measures.  Transportation System Accessibility Another important part of independent life is transportation, on which everyone depends to move around. All kinds of travels like air travel, trains, taxis, and buses should be made accessible for PwDs.  Information and Communication Eco-System Accessibility Having access to information is one of the basic needs of everyone in society, so information should be made available to all without any kind of discrimination. This can range from doing the basics as reading the price of a product to reading books by great people, from physically entering a hall to being able to walk around the park on his own. Narayan Seva Sansthan has always worked and will keep on doing its amazing work for the specially-abled people. With its various functions, the NSS strives to provide the differently-abled people with a better chance of a life

Technologies are the blessing of the entire human being. Decades after decades we have conquered many disasters by using highly advanced technologies. Though sometimes technologies became a curse to the human race and caused massive destruction, for example- atom bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But most of the time we are profited by the use of many emerging technologies to escape a crisis. The world is now in front of a massive crisis, in this situation how we are using our technologies.   Does our technologies, really work to combat the COVID 19? Let's discuss how   Artificial Intelligence:-  AI is a potentially powerful tool to use against this outbreak of COVID 19 pandemic. Development of AI technologies like natural language processing, speech recognition, machine languages, deep learning, and others such as facial recognition has not only been used for diagnosis but contact. Using AI as a contact tracing tool is helping a lot to identify the asymptotic carriers and curb its worst effects. By using AI one can easily diagnose the immediate patient and send him to quarantine.   Virtual health care assistant or chatbots:-  AI has leveraged its natural processing capabilities to recommend advice on whether they need quantities or isolation.   Disease surveillance AI:-   For an infectious disease like COVID 19, we must trace rapidly to detect whether a person is carrying the virus or not. Disease surveillance is the only way to contain this pandemic. China has made remarkable use of this technology to contain this disease somewhat successfully. India is also using this application to fight against this pandemic. This surveillance is captioning the people who have a travel history from outside India or state. It is being used as a rapid tool to contain the present crisis. It is also being used to determine the direction of transmission.   Data access:-  These technologies needed access to a data connection, including location data. This tool is really important to track a confirmed case and also to alert the localities so that the disease could not spread. For these telecom companies, hi-tech companies and research institutions should work with collaboration. Hi tech firms and leading universities should provide the tools and telecom companies should enhance it for possible best uses and authorities should use it to ensure data sharing. For example, in Belgium collected data sets to provide the health data under the supervision of Belgium health data protection authority to ensure which areas are at high risk so that authorities could action to contain the spread at an early stage. Another example is Austria, a large telecom industry met with an agreement with health authorities to share Anonymous data were in Italy at Lombardy where this disease spread at a maximum level, telecom industries shared and enabled the data-sharing instrument to track and analyze population movement.   Artificial ventilator:-  The world is in a crisis of ventilators with the outbreak of this disease. With severe symptoms, people do need the support of ventilators. Specifically, India is a developing country and already has a shortage of ventilators. The ratio of ventilators among every patient is 10:4. In this critical situation, India is in a need of a yr technology that can support this situation to have control of this pandemic. According to sources IITs from different parts of the country are racing to develop artificial ventilators. Scientists are developing a new technology which will work like a ventilator with support from mobile phones. This will be a huge conquer if India could develop such a thing.   Drones:-  Drones are very useful equipment for police administration to ensure the lockdown is going in the right way. Police are continuously making surveillance by drones to locate people who are breaking the rules of lockdown. This technology was introduced by South Korea to contain the spread, to have a close watch that people are taking things seriously, and maintaining social distance. Around the metropolitan cities, this technology is coming with successful results to ensure the efforts of lockdown.   Aarogya setu app:- This app is specifically launched by the central government to locate and trace a probable person who is at risk of getting this. This application surveying to check whether a person is developing symptoms or has travel history from abroad. Also, this app will let you know if any person who is at risk crossing your path or not by using data location.   Contactless temperature guns:- This gadget is used in many shopping malls, offices, and airports to measure an individual's temperature. This will be very helpful in the rapid test to diagnose this disease.   Telehealth:- This technology is a big success amidst this lockdown period. Many patients with several health conditions are in trouble because they can't avail of their doctors and skipping their regular check-ups. So, any physician can contact their patients by telecommunication in the time of their needs.   Technology can be a game-changer to contain this disease if we can use it properly. Many possibilities are there to fight this pandemic situation. So, time will tell whether the technology to overthrow this coronavirus and save human lives from this COVID-19 pandemic.

Amid this COVID-19 pandemic, scientists have found the only way to contain the Novel Coronavirus, and that is social distancing. Now, what is social distancing & how we should practice it? Social Distancing means avoiding social gatherings and social contact to stop the spread of this fatal virus. As we don't know particularly who is affected by the novel coronavirus, we don't know whom to avoid. So we must avoid people as much as we can. This is one of the best ways to protect ourselves from the COVID-19 virus and prevent community transmission.   How to Practice Social Distancing? For some people, it can be really hard to practice physical distancing, but it should be followed for the greater good. People have to be very disciplined in this situation because the enemy we are fighting is not only invisible but also highly contagious. We must be very cautious when it comes to social distancing, that is the only way we make us and our surroundings safe and healthy. Here is how we need to practice social distancing: No Social Gathering:- The first thing we have to keep in mind is to stop social gathering, whether it can be a club party or a get-together, no such things can be arranged keeping in mind this pandemic situation. Across many countries, many people formerly took it lightly and are now critical. In countries like the USA, Italy, UK and France, total deaths due to COVID-19 are increasing rapidly. Physical Distancing:- According to WHO (World Health Organization), this virus can reach up to 13ft. So, we must keep a distance while talking to or meeting someone. In this way, if an infected person sneezes in front of you, you won't get affected because of maintaining a physical distance. Keeping in mind these things while talking to someone you know for years is somehow difficult, but there is nothing that can complement precautions. So, every time we need to keep in our mind if we are taking it lightly we are making us and our family more vulnerable to this disease. Quarantine:- Quarantine is a medical term that means separation and restricting the movement of a person who may have been exposed to contagious diseases. Keeping in mind the rapid spread of this disease every government or health organization has put this measure to contain the spread of this disease if any person has any travel history from abroad or any state which is the hotspot of this disease. But nowadays when the disease is somewhat spread among the community every person should complete his/her quarantine period because in some cases the disease shows no early symptoms and asymptomatic persons are the silent carriers. Avoid handshakes:- Shaking hands is the most accepted way to greet someone. But in this situation shaking hands must be avoided. To stop the spread of COVID-19 these measures are the only way to contain this virus. ‘Namaste’ or ‘Namaskar’ a greeting by pressing both the palms together while the fingers pointing upwards is the perfect alternative of a handshake. Avoid Shopping Daily:- To avoid mass gathering daily shopping should be avoided. Food is no doubt the most important thing of livelihood, purchasing luxurious items should be avoided. Instead of going to the market daily, online shopping should be preferred. Self-isolation:-  Isolation refers to the separation of sick people with the disease from people who are not sick. If any person is sick and seems to have the symptoms he or she should self isolate himself. This measure is highly recommended by WHO and CDC for those who are having symptoms like sneezing, fever, and flu. It could be due to season change and could be a simple fever but he or she should not take any chance just to keep his family and near ones safe. As this disease is contagious one should be really careful and follow every step with due care. If any person is seen to have severe symptoms like difficulties in breathing severe pain in muscle he should immediately be taken to a hospital because sometimes this disease is fatal especially for old aged people and people who are already suffering from other diseases or have chronic problems like heart disease, lung disorders. Stay at home:- Because humans are the carriers of this disease, mass gathering should be avoided. As per information, no other medium is responsible for this disease so we must not gather as this could be the key to the spread of this disease. One should try to keep himself at home as far as possible. So stay at home and keep maintaining social distance practice as it is the only way to fight this virus and keep yourself safe.   Conclusion:- As this has become a global pandemic we have no choice but to follow the government instructions. Lockdown has been implemented throughout the globe and social distancing is being practiced. Now it is on the hands of common people that how they are responding to authority's call to contain this virus. It is only us who can prevent this virus by staying at home and sanitizing our hands frequently. So, everyone should be aware of and follow the instructions strictly.  

CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. Before you think about implementing CSR in an organisation, you need to understand what CSR is & what are the ways to implement CSR in your company. What is CSR?   "CSR is a type of self-regulation in private business that primarily sets a goal to contribute to societal issues, philanthropic outcomes, activist or charitable nature by engaging or volunteering ethical oriented practices." Since 1960, CSR has managed to attract a large number of businesses and stakeholders. An industrialist may define CSR as a business strategy, an NGO activist can have a perspective that is a greenwash and a government employee may see it as voluntary regulation. Any business unit which has only profit motives may be harmful to society. It is important to contribute to society as well.   How to Implement CSR in your Company?   In order to implement CSR in your company you must go into a deep theoretical understanding. We also examined some specific CSR implementation theories. 1. Employee engagement:-  Hohnen in 2007 explained that employees are the key factor in a company and to implement CSR in your company employees should be well informed about the way of handling the implementation. They should know about the background of the adaptation and its relevance towards the future of the company. According to Hohnen, there are several ways to the employee's commitments to the implementation project. Incorporate CSR performance elements to the job description and performance. Then they should be provided with regular updates of a CSR program. Offering incentives for good ideas.   2. Partner with an NGO:-  Every company should have a good understanding of their project that they want to implement in their CSR project. In order to do that they should partner with an NGO that has a good sense of CSR strategy and has done many philanthropic activities before. An NGO has a better knowledge of the implementation of a philanthropic job, so this step will help a company to give a clear knowledge of how they work and on what prospect they should invest.   3. Need assessment:- CSR assessment is an evaluation of how a company integrated the principles of CSR into their business. An assessment is a clear picture of a company's corporate social practices. The first key step is to gather, analyze, and examine all relevant information about the company's activities and making process where the company stands in the present day about its activities. It should also locate points to apply CSR.   4. CSR business strategy:-   CSR initiatives should connect to your core business purpose in a way that makes intuitive sense, says Stangis. Alignment with important metrics that have a bottom-line impact on the. The core of the company, for example, food waste reduction. Enable CSR to initiatives to fit within the core of a company's strategy to enable success.   5. CSR campaign:-  It is important to promote the brand and its motives by a campaign. These efforts are highly recommended by both consumers and trademarks in the market. Although both clients and agencies let they're run wild in this campaign. They do it with the most appealing, insightful manner to get the consumer, realizing a good strategic CSR campaign is not such an easy task as some might think.   6. Integrated CSR:-   CSR strategies have the potentiality to help both business and social. If the corporation can make their CSR activities a core part of their business strategy and company culture.   7. PR:-  The relationship between PR and CSR attracts heated debates among public relation practitioner r. Nowadays customers not only need to spend their money in an environmentally conscious company but also CSR is a good way to deliver on their responsibility to do good.   After all the above measures one company should make a report to judge the efforts and achievements of their CSR strategies. The report synthesizes and makes the public, the information organizations decide to communicate regarding their commitments and actions in social and environmental areas. By these actions, organizations let their stakeholders aware of how they incorporating principles of sustainable development into their everyday operations.

While the world is shaken by a havoc coronavirus pandemic it’s getting tough to maintain our mental peace day by day. Everybody in the world is concerned about the ongoing situation and hoping the phase will soon pass. Deep inside in everyone’s mind there is a paranoia that is disbalancing our mental health. A recent study measured that our Mental Health during COVID-19 demonstrates significantly worse outcomes.  We should understand that getting in a panic mode will not help us to tackle the situation. Besides, it will harm your mental health and can be a cause to hamper the peace of your family members. So healthy steps should be taken that can ease your mind to get rid of anxiety and depression.   Here are some tips & advice that everyone should follow to take care of one’s mental health during the Covid-19 lockdown. ● An adequate amount of sleep:- One should not hamper his or her hours of sleep during this period and should have a proper sleep daily. Researchers have found that unsound sleep affects your mental health and leads to depression. So one should sleep at least 7-8 hours a day. ● Spending time with your family:- While everyone has no choice but to stay at home one should give his or her family some quality time. Often we complain that our work restricts us from our family, but finally, we have got the time when we have them 24hours beside us. So give your most loved ones your full time, this opportunity will never come back in the future. It will bring your family peace and strengthen your bond. ● Make a schedule:- During this unprepared situation, everyone may think that lockdown where no bosses to tell you that you are late, you can sleep whenever you want, but these unprepared schedules will make you down. It will spike up your anxiety and depression far more. So you should stick to a routine where you sleep in a measured time and eat your meals at the right time. ● Make a good workout routine:- Give time to your body to relax. A good workout routine will give your mind and body relaxation which will help you to cope with stress during the lockdown. A little yoga or meditation will keep your concentration intact and will help you focus on your as well as your family’s health. It will help you to reduce stress and calm your body. ● Talk to your friends:- Talk to your friends by video call and chat with them. Share your stories, they will make you calm. Share your old memories with them, promise them that you will hang out when this will be over. This will give you and them a positive attitude towards this situation. ● Limit watching the news:- Turning on the news channel and watching them continuously won’t make the situation better, rather it will stress your mind and make you depressed. Watching news 30mins a day can be okay but tuning all the news channels and watching the same news over and over again won’t help you deal with the Situation. ● Say no to addiction:- Many people are taking addiction as a tool to get rid of the stress of the present situation. But this won't help you in the long run, one may feel less anxious while consuming them but it will make you more depressed. Besides, it will make your immune low which can make you catch the virus more easily and may end up with being a patient of COVID 19. So, say no to tobacco, alcohol, and drugs. ● Take good care of people with disabilities:- Many people are suffering from many disabilities and in this situation, their sufferings can be very painful. So, we must look after them in this critical situation. They may not be our family members but we should take care of them and should look after their needs and make sure they are provided with food and medicines they require. ● Seek a Therapist:- Many people are suffering from mental illness and in this time where healthy people are not able to cope with the situation, it will be tougher for those who are suffering from mental illness to handle this pandemic situation. So, they must get in touch with clinical psychologists and share with them their difficulties. Also, family members should be very careful while dealing with them. ● Stay away from rumors:- While the whole earth is facing a stressful situation many people are busy to flourish their business. These are some media, news channels, social network sites, websites, YouTube channels and many more. They are publishing tons of fake news which is making people more anxious about this situation So we must be very careful about believing the news. So, take precautions about what doctors are saying but do not spread or believe in fake news. It could be more dangerous than COVID 19   Conclusion:- We must take care of our mental health during this coronavirus lockdown. This situation will be over someday but we must make sure that it won’t do any permanent damage that can cause ill results towards our society. So, be very relaxed and healthy. Stay safe and stay at home.

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Children have many needs that are to be fulfilled to help them grow up as a successful individual. One of the most basic needs is education that lays the very foundation of the future of a child. It is very important that a child receives quality education for him or her to live a respectable and fulfilled life ahead.   There are many children in India that do not go beyond primary education in their lives due to many reasons. There are many reasons like poverty, child labor, gender bias and lack of educational institutions in backward areas.   All these reasons bring out the educational inequity across the nation. In such a scenario where a large number of children do not have access to basic education, the education for children that are differently abled gets out of questions.   The specially abled children need more care and their education also needs to be highly specialized. This is because they have special needs which have to be catered by their educators. There are very limited institutions in India that offer the facilities needed for specially able children.                    There are some NGOs that are working towards making the lives of the differently abled children better. Narayan Seva Sansthan is one such NGO that works towards improving the life of these children. We have schools to teach these children and the teaching methods are also adopted as per their requirements. The visually impaired children are provided with study material in Braille language to ensure that they receive a quality education. The use of Braille helps these children in getting the education which is otherwise not possible for them.   The deaf and mute students on the other hand are taught with sign language. It is also kept in mind that all the children can have special needs and that these needs are to be catered individually. All the children are considered special and are treated accordingly.   The awareness regarding these niche problems in the society is very low and therefore they are working hard towards spreading awareness and seeking support for these issues. They function with the help of donations and contributions from their donors. It is a totally not for profit organization that works towards the betterment of the poor and disabled people. All the services that are provided by this organization to the poor and disabled people are free of cost.

“Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.” The world appreciates the beauty of these words but still fails to abide by them. The idea of beauty for most of the people is the outer appearance of the people and therefore those who do not qualify the social standards of beauty are left behind in the society. Many people are forced to live a life full of loneliness because of their physical deformities, or their economic conditions.   The poor and disabled people face a lot of problems and one of them is not finding a life partner because of cruel norms of the society. Humans are social animals and their social needs are as important as their physical and economical needs. Having a family that is loving and supportive is not easy for these people but they need support and love more than everyone else. Narayan seva sansthan is one of the best charitable trusts in India and we help them find the perfect life partner with our initiative of free mass wedding “Divyang Vivah”.   Money, social status or physical abilities should not stand in one’s way of finding love in life and with this idea the free mass marriage is hosted by Narayan Seva Sansthan twice a year. Living life becomes easier with a loving partner by their side. They find beauty in each other’s imperfections and tie the knot in a dream event. So far, we have helped more than 1200 poor and disabled couples in finding love and we continue to host these mass weddings.   In a Hindu wedding, “Kanyadaan” is a very important ceremony and it is a privilege to perform it. Performing the Kanyadan of an under privileged girl is a very big charity in every sense. The couples that tie the knot in Divyang Vivah ceremony are provided with all the necessary household items as gifts in the Kanyadaan ceremony. The support provided by those who donate money and NSS helps the couples in handicapped marriage helps the couples to start their new lives with all the necessities in place. The donors that contribute for the Kanyadaan of poor girls are given the privilege to perform the ritual during the ceremony.   Your donations can help NSS in organizing the dream wedding of these couples; you can go for both offline donations and online donations. Their economic and physical conditions should not come in their way of having a supportive family. We all have to collectively empower them and make their lives a little easier with the help of a life partner.

The Kumbh Mela in India attracts more people than any other holy gathering in the world. They came by the millions!It reflects the collective urge of the Hindus. It represents an abiding faith in spiritual values. When people attend this festival they seem to forget all distinctions of caste, creed, language or region. They become part of the universal soul. If anyone wants to see unity in diversity, there can be no better example than India’s Kumbh Mela.Kumbh Mela has gained international fame as "the world's most massive act of faith." Pilgrims come to this holy event with such tremendous faith and in such overwhelming numbers that it boggles the mind. Faith is the most important thing for the pilgrims at Kumbh Mela, they have an "unflinching trust in something sublime".   Narayan Seva Sansthan, Udaipur is a Nonprofit organization that provides social, education, medical services for the needy persons, especially from the tribal belt. This charitable organization is engaged and closely associated with “free of cost” treatment and rehabilitation facilities for mentally retarded children, handicapped  and physically disabled individuals.   Narayan Seva Sansthanis going to Serve Humanity at Kumbh Mela 2019 in Prayagraj, which is slated to from 14th January 2019 to 20 February 2019 at Prayagraj (Allahabad). Sansthan formed a veritable river of humanity during the biggest kumbh festival at the banks of the Ganges at Prayagraj(Allahabad) to support and help many people at the festival held once in Twelve year, the largest Kumbh Mela. The festival is marked by the presence of thousands of Hindu holy men and women designated by different names, such asmonks, saints, and sadhus. The land that is made holy by the confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati rivers and the Ambrosia from the heaven, Prayagraj is one of the four destinations of the popular Kumbh Mela.   In a bid to serve humanity on this holy occasion, Narayan Seva Sansthan will be facilitating the pilgrimsat Kumbh Mela in Various ways: -   Shahi Snan - The devout believe that simply by bathing in the Ganges one is freed from their past sins (karma), and thus one becomes eligible for liberation from the cycle of birth and death. To serve the humanity Narayan Seva sansthan greet the devotees to attain salvation from the bathing on the below mention dates, this 2019 Kumbh Mela at Prayagraj.   Makar Sankranti (1st Shahi Snan) 14 January 2019(Monday) Paush Purnima (2nd Shahi Snan) 21 January 2019(Monday) Mauni Amavasya(3rd Shahi Snan) 04 February 2019(Monday) Basant Panchami  (4th Shahi Snan) 10 February 2019 (Sunday) Magh Poornima Snan 19 February 2019(Tuesday) Vijay Ekadashmi Snan 02 March 2019 (Saturday) Maha Shivratri Snan 04 March 2019 (Monday) Falgun Amavasya Snan 06 March 2019 (Wednesday)   Satsangs - Narayan Seva Sansthan Plans to host pilgrimsSpiritual programmes & Katha will be organized during morning and evening hours for devotee and saints. The spiritual experience with daily prayers, yoga, traditional and religious dance performances, Katha and Bhajan etc.  One can go and sit inside the Camp of Narayan Seva Sansthan and they hear what the priests have to say about Hinduism and spiritualism as these biggest saints like Prachi Devi, Jaya Kishori etc.  have a good knowledge of religion.You can also interact with them with their permission.     Mystic Place for Stay - Attending the Kumbh Mela is really fun, but when it comes to accommodation; staying in the tents can give you some memories for the lifetime. Narayan Seva Sansthan provides peaceful place for stay. Living in the tents of Narayan Seva Sansthan gives you real feeling of spirituality. Sansthan Team will help people in each & every possible way. The sansthan provide shelter to 600 Devotees in the kumbh Mela.By stay with Narayan Seva Sansthan in Kumbh Mela Prayagraj you can help many poor and disabled people.       Food - Narayan Seva Sansthan will also provide and organize freemouth-watering ‘Prasad’ for saints every day.By choosing stay at the camp of Narayan Seva Sansthan peopleor devotees enjoy the delicious food which are served free of cost.     Volunteering - One of the biggest initiative taken by Narayan Seva Sansthan to serve the humanity, as the sansthan drive a volunteer internship program which is #NSSMitra. In this internship program we have many different army like NSS Swachh Army, NSS Foot Message Army, NSS Wheelchair Army etc.After Completed the internship all the interns get certificates and veneration by the sansthan. An opportunity that will not only develop your inter-personal skills but will also be the most fulfilling and gratifying phase in your life.     Book Now    

All young children can be naughty, defiant and impulsive from time to time, which is perfectly normal. However, some children have extremely difficult and challenging behaviours that are outside the norm for their age.  The most common disruptive behaviour disorders include oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), conduct disorder (CD) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). These three behavioural disorders share some common symptoms, so diagnosis can be difficult and time consuming. A child or adolescent may have two disorders at the same time. Other exacerbating factors can include emotional problems, mood disorders, family difficulties and substance abuse.  Oppositional defiant disorder Around one in ten children under the age of 12 years are thought to have oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), with boys outnumbering girls by two to one. Some of the typical behaviours of a child with ODD include: Easily angered, annoyed or irritated Frequent temper tantrums Argues frequently with adults, particularly the most familiar adults in their lives, such as parents Refuses to obey rules Seems to deliberately try to annoy or aggravate others Low self-esteem Low frustration threshold Seeks to blame others for any misfortunes or misdeeds. Conduct disorder Children with conduct disorder (CD) are often judged as ‘bad kids’ because of their delinquent behaviour and refusal to accept rules. Around five per cent of 10 year olds are thought to have CD, with boys outnumbering girls by four to one. Around one-third of children with CD also have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).  Some of the typical behaviours of a child with CD may include: Frequent refusal to obey parents or other authority figures Repeated truancy Tendency to use drugs, including cigarettes and alcohol, at a very early age Lack of empathy for others Being aggressive to animals and other people or showing sadistic behaviours including bullying and physical or sexual abuse Keenness to start physical fights Using weapons in physical fights Frequent lying Criminal behaviour such as stealing, deliberately lighting fires, breaking into houses and vandalism A tendency to run away from home Suicidal tendencies – although these are more rare. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Around two to five per cent of children are thought to have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), with boys outnumbering girls by three to one. The characteristics of ADHD can include: Inattention – difficulty concentrating, forgetting instructions, moving from one task to another without completing anything. Impulsivity – talking over the top of others, having a ‘short fuse’, being accident-prone. Overactivity – constant restlessness and fidgeting. Diagnosis of children’s behavioural disorders Disruptive behavioural disorders are complicated and may include many different factors working in combination. For example, a child who exhibits the delinquent behaviours of CD may also have ADHD, anxiety, depression, and a difficult home life.  Diagnosis methods may include: Diagnosis by a specialist service, which may include a paediatrician, psychologist or child psychiatrist. In-depth interviews with the parents, child and teachers Behaviour check lists or standardized questionnaires. It is important to rule out acute stressors that might be disrupting the child’s behaviour. For example, a sick parent or victimising by other children might be responsible for sudden changesin a child’s typical behaviour and these factors have to be considered initially.   Treatment of behavioural disorders in children Untreated children with behavioural disorders may grow up to be dysfunctional adults. Generally, the earlier the intervention, the better the outcome is likely to be.  A large study in the United States, conducted for the National Institute of Mental Health and the Office of School Education Programs, showed that carefully designed medication management and behavioural treatment for ADHD improved all measures of behaviour in school and at home.  Treatment is usually multifaceted and depends on the particular disorder and factors contributing to it, but may include: Parental education – for example, teaching parents how to communicate with and manage their children. Family therapy – The entire family is helped to improve communication and problem-solving skills. Cognitive behavioural therapy – To help the child to control their thoughts and behaviour. Social training – The child is taught important social skills, such as how to have a conversation or play cooperatively with others. Anger management – The child is taught how to recognize the signs of their growing frustration and given a range of coping skills designed to defuse their anger and aggressive behaviour. Relaxation techniques and stress management skills are also taught. Support for associated problems – for example, a child with a learning difficulty will benefit from professional support. Encouragement – Many children with behavioural disorders experience repeated failures at school and in their interactions with others. Encouraging the child to excel in their particular talents (such as sport) can help to build self-esteem. Medication – To help control impulsive behaviours.

There are many challenges that a Disabled person (Divyang) goes through during his /her lifetime. For those who are born with a disability, the difficulties start on the first day of their life. The pain and the medical treatments are already too much, yet they have to face a lot of discrimination from the society. They are not accepted as equals and are either made fun of or even bullied by their peers. There are many areas where they lag just because they are not given equal opportunities. This act is specially designed for persons with benchmark disabilities to give them certain benefits like reservations in higher studies and government jobs.  Benefits and Rights of Persons with Disabilities Below are benefits for those Divyangs who have a Disability Certificate as per the Disabilities Act:  1. The RPwD act focuses on ensuring equal treatment for specially-abled people from all walks of life.  2. Public places whether government or private, are to be made accessible to differently-abled people in every possible manner within the time frame suggested by the government. This is an initiative for making the “Prime Minister’s Accessible India Campaign” stronger.  3. All the educational institutions of the country whether funded or recognized by the government have to provide all-inclusive education to differently-abled students.  4. Divyang children that have benchmark disability and are anywhere between the age of 6 years to 18 years are entitled to free education as per the Disabilities Act.  5. As per the sections, 80DD and 80U of Income Tax Act (1961), disabled people are also entitled to some concessions in income tax. The people that have high support needs and/or a benchmark disability are entitled to: a.) 5 % allotment in poverty alleviation schemes b.) Reservation in land allocations c.) 4% or more reservation in government jobs  d.) 5 % or more reservation in higher education    Defining Disabilities in the RPWD Act, 2016: 21 types of disabilities are covered in the new act as compared to 7 in the previous act. The central government of India has full authority on adding further categories to the existing list. People that have 40% or more of one or more disabilities are categorized under benchmark disabilities. The current list of disabilities that are a part of this act is as follows:  1. Mental Illness 2. Multiple Disabilities including deafblindness 3. Acid Attack victim 4. Parkinson's disease 5. Dwarfism 6. Intellectual Disability 7. Autism Spectrum Disorder 8. Cerebral Palsy 9. Specific Learning Disabilities 10. Multiple Sclerosis 11. Speech and Language disability 12. Thalassemia 13. Sickle Cell disease 14. Blindness 15. Hemophilia 16. Low-vision 17. Leprosy Cured persons 18. Muscular Dystrophy 19. Chronic Neurological conditions 20. Hearing Impairment (deaf and hard of hearing) 21. Locomotor Disability Penalties for the Violation of RPWD Act 2016 There are strict measures taken against those who violate the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act (2016) or commit any crime against the divyangs. The penalties for violating this act are explained as follows:  1. The cases that include the violation of rights of PWDs will be taken care of in special courts designated in all the districts.  2. A fine and imprisonment (6 months to 5 years) is the punishment for sexual exploitation of a child or woman with a disability or intentional insult/intimidation under this act.  3. For the violation of the provisions and regulations of the act, a punishment of 6 months of imprisonment with/or a fine of 10,000 rupees is given.  4. If the violation is repeated the punishment can be given up to 5 years and/or a fine of 50,000-5,00,000.  We spread awareness for the rights of the disabled people because there are a lot of Divyangs that are unaware of these rights and can be highly benefited by them. Divyangs must be aware of their rights so that they can claim them as and when they have to. Narayan Seva Sansthan has always stood by the side of divyangs to make them physically, economically, and socially stronger and to make their life easier and happier.   Most of our efforts are dedicated to the betterment and empowerment of the specially-abled and to ensure true equality for them. Our medical team works tirelessly to perform corrective surgeries for differently-abled. Our prosthetics and orthotics department is dedicated to providing for the artificial limbs for amputees and the people that are born without limbs. Apart from this, our initiatives like skill development courses and Divyang Vivah ensure empowerment of persons with disabilities

“When you have a vision that is strong enough and powerful enough, nothing can stand in your way.”   Yes, it is and it is indeed possible to achieve it. Your eyes deliver all optical information to the brain. In the brain the information is interpreted and converted into spatial visual impressions. The quality of the visual impression the brain generates is directly linked to the quality of the information it receives.   The perfect interaction of both eyes is of critical importance. The brain’s ability to create perfect three-dimensional images and its natural spatial perception of all life situations are contingent upon it.   Poor vision can impact your quality of life and independence. Depending on the degree of your vision problems, the impact may be small or it may completely change the way you live your life. Your life can be affected by poor vision in almost every area imaginable. From your appearance to the way you spend your time, vision changes everything.   Your social life is one of the areas of your life that will most likely be impacted. If you have poor vision, you are more likely to isolate yourself. Poor night vision may keep you from going out with your friends for dinner and a movie or your eyesight may keep you from going and enjoying a round of golf with your buddies.   Your line of work may need to change if it is impacted by your vision. Consider a semi-driver – difficulty driving in certain conditions would make him a less valuable employee to some companies. Even the office worker can be affected. If you have difficulty seeing print on reports, it could change the efficiency or accuracy with which you do your job.   If your life has been negatively impacted by a vision problem, consider taking steps to take your life back. Improve your vision and improve your life! One of the best ways to address your vision problems is to see if natural vision therapy is for you. If you suffer from certain eye conditions, natural vision therapy can help you rebuild your vision through diet and eye exercises.   Good vision is essential for our everyday wellbeing and quality of life. Seeing well enables us to learn, work, and fully interact with the world around us. That’s why Narayan Seva Sansthan teams worldwide are driven by our vital mission of “improving lives by improving Health”.   Let’s everyone motivate yourself to improve your vision so you may able to turn their vision into reality, you have to give 100% and never stop believing in your dream.”   "Make a Vision Count"  

“Education makes a door to bright future.” Education, if looked at beyond its conventional boundaries, forms the very essence of all our actions. What we do is what we know and have learned, either through instructions or through observation and assimilation. When we are not making an effort to learn, our mind is always processing new information or trying to analyze the similarities as well as the tiny nuances within the context which makes the topic stand out or seem different. If that is the case then the mind definitely holds the potential to learn more, however, it is us who stop ourselves from expanding the horizons of our knowledge with self-doubt or other social, emotional, or economic constraints.   While most feel that education is a necessity, they tend to use it as a tool for reaching a specific target or personal mark, after which there is no further need to seek greater education. Nonetheless, the importance of education in society is indispensable and cohering, which is why society and knowledge cannot be ever separated into two distinct entities. Let us find out more about the role of education in society and how it affects our lives.   We can say education is Self-Empowerment. Receiving a good education helps empower you, thus making you strong enough to look after yourself in any given situation. It keeps you aware of your given surrounding as well as the rules and regulations of the society you're living in. It's only through knowledge that you can be able to question authority for its negligence or discrepancies. It is only then that you can avail your rights as a citizen and seek improvement in the structural functioning of governance and economy. It's only when a citizen is aware about the policies of its government can he be able to support or protest the change. As a whole, people can bring about development only when they know where improvement is necessary for the greater good of mankind. Education helps you understand yourself better, it helps you realize your potential and qualities as a human being. It helps you to tap into latent talent, so that you may be able to sharpen your skills. Another importance of education is that it helps you gain sufficient academic qualification so that you are able to get suitable employment at a later stage. A decent employment would be combined with hard-earned remuneration or salary through which you can look after your personal expenses. While you earn for yourself, you gradually begin to realize the true worth of money and how hard it is to earn it. You realize the significance of saving for a rainy day and for unforeseeable contingencies. You feel empowered because there is a new sense of worth that develops within you, and you feel the need to be independent and free from any further financial support. You take pride in the fact that you are earning for yourself, and are not obligated to anyone.   Narayan Seva Sansthan helps poor people in their education. This NGO Provide education to unprivileged, disabled and mentally retarded children. Education helps to stimulate our minds and mold inquisitive minds into intellectuals. Higher learning takes the intellect to the next level, providing a deeper understanding of the world around us.

Clean India Green India Cleanliness is very important whether it is our home, workplace, or public places. It is one of the very basic needs of a civilized lifestyle. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our nation gave the mantra “Cleanliness is Godliness” and our Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched The Swachh Bharat Mission inspired by Mahatma Gandhi. The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, therefore, has a logo that pays a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.   Clean India Mission- Swachh Bharat Abhiyan   Cleanliness and Hygiene are not only for our personal belongings or our own homes, we need to make sure to keep our surroundings clean wherever we go. Clean India Mission focuses on the eradication of open defecation all over the country and efforts have been made for the same since its commencement in 2 nd October 2014. As per the statistics published by the Government of India on Swachh Bharat Mission more than 10 crore toilets have been built during the mission across the country. 36 Indian states have been declared defecation free and hence the mission has largely improved the lifestyle of a common Indian man.   Our government is doing every bit to make sure that our country becomes cleaner and more hygienic by every passing day, and as responsible citizens, it is our duty to make sure that we do our bit to help with this noble mission. The cleanliness of our surroundings is our responsibility, not only when it comes to our houses but also when it comes to public places like parks, tourist attractions, and public toilets. The cleanliness in public places not only improves the standard of living of our countrymen but it also gives a very positive image about India to the tourist that visit us from foreign countries.   Mahatma Gandhi had a dream of a cleaner and healthier India and he emphasized it time and again during his lifetime. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is a step towards fulfilling of this beautiful dream of the father of our nation. Shri Narendra Modi himself initiated the cleanliness drive at the beginning of Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan to spread awareness about the mission and its importance. Picking up the broom to clean the dirt, making Swachh Bharat Abhiyan a mass movement across the nation, the Prime Minister said people should neither litter nor let others litter. He gave the mantra of ‘Na gandagi karenge, Na karne denge’.   Our elders have always emphasized on making cleanliness a habit because they know it is important for a healthy and disease-free lifestyle in the long run. All the religious ceremonies are carried out after the thorough cleaning of the surroundings throughout the country because our religion also teaches the importance of cleanliness. A clean lifestyle doesn’t always mean the removal of dirt from our surroundings, it also means we should be more organized in our life. Organizing of our belongings, our time, and our thoughts can largely help in leading a happy and comfortable life. Our Cleanliness Drive Narayan Seva Sansthan also organized a cleanliness drive with respect to this mission to spread awareness on the subject. The officials of our NGO, motivated the locals to ensure safe and hygienic disposal of waste during the cleanliness drive. The waste disposal method was changed for the entire country after the Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan was launched and it is very important that the citizens of our country are aware of the correct methods of waste disposal. The waste disposal system allows us to separate the waste into different categories so that the cleanliness workers can easily dispose of or recycle the waste. With better awareness of the waste disposal, everyone can be a valuable part of the vision of “Clean India, Dream India”.   A huge shift has been seen in Indian people after the launch of Swachh Bharat Mission, more and more people are coming forward in cleanliness drives and small actions of people are helping in the achievement of “Clean India, Dream India” vision. People are more aware of not littering in public places and about waste management in general. There are cleanliness drives being organized on beaches, tourist attractions and other places. More and more places are being cleaned up by the common people even without little or no support from the government. We have our government to thank for this revolutionary change in mindset and for the betterment of the country.

The active society objective is about communication and driving social change. A key action is to articulate clear messages and make the social, economic, health and environmental benefits of being physically active and help them go viral. The NGO do this through aligning advice with national or local physical activity campaigns, echoing the messages which already exist. Consistent terminology and communication will build the momentum for people to gain knowledge and awareness of the benefits of Better Health across all world.   Your Donation and support would be a great resource to ease working towards “Better Treatment, Better Health”. If you want a more hands on approach to raising awareness of physical activity and benefits reaped from it, step outside and support Narayan Seva Sansthan and sponsors to organize appropriate events to get people more active by better treatment, support and promote Narayan Seva Sansthan more people becomes more and more ‘normal’ to #Be Active.   For Better Health, Sansthan is making places and spaces accessible and safe for people to do physical activities. The sustained population benefits from environmental changes which enable people of all cultures, life stages and abilities to enjoy being active should continue to build evidence across multiple cities.   Creating active people, where ‘More people active for a healthier world’ call to action. Every contact is an opportunity to support and encourage other people to be more active. Ensuring coordinated links between patients and resources in their community to promote Narayan Seva Sansthan “Better Treatment, Better Health”.   Programs and opportunities which create active people should be equally accessible for people of all ages and abilities. There isn’t going to be a one size fits all approach to increasing physical activity for each individual. Ngo working for people who are unprivileged and poor people in every area of world, such as people who are below poverty line. By providing better treatment with “Free of Cost” all Divyang feel life-long confidence, motivation and skills to move across the population.   The final objective of Sansthan is to create “Healthy World”. Get as many people involved in efforts to “Better Treatment, Better Health” than we will definitely give Healthy Life to each and everyone in this world.   The mission is to “Ensure that all people have access to safe and enabling environments and to diverse opportunities to be physically active in their daily lives, as a means of improving individual and community health and contributing to the social, cultural and economic development of all nations”.

Improved training and skill development is critical for providing decent employment opportunities to the growing youth population and is necessary to sustain the high growth momentum.   The insufficient skills and illiteracy compel the poor section of the society to put more than extra physical efforts. This is how they fulfill their basic needs. Despite sweating hard, they manage to earn daily wages only. “Unfortunately, a few of them don’t get to work daily.”   To uproot this curse from the lives of poor people, Narayan Seva Sansthan provide “Free of Cost” skills development programs for poor and needy people. These are specifically drafted to upskill the downtrodden people. These programs include Computer Hardware, Computer Training, Mobile Repairing, Sewing Training, Mehndi Design, Incense Stick etc.   Poverty is pronounced deprivation in a well- being and comprises many dimensions, including low incomes, and the inability to acquire the basic goods and services necessary for survival. Poverty alleviation implies the reduction or eradication of poverty level in any society, skill training in various programs leads to acquisition of competencies to generate wealth through applicable Programs with skills and competencies to become self-employed. Lack of skills and experience and Mismatch between supply and demand for labour may be adjusted by the entrepreneurial skills on how to find business ideas to encourage young people to start their own business.   Poverty means more than simply low income. It includes lack of voice in determining what goes on in one’s community, as well as vulnerable livelihoods. Food insecurity is often a reality of poverty. Skills development contributes to social and economic integration in poor people’s lives. Skills development can be considered as a public good.Lack of access to education and training maintains a low level of education and productive skills among the rural poor.   Skills Development Programs by Narayan Seva Sansthan gives according to your interest.   Skill development Programs have to be aligned to ensure better employment opportunities for the Poor People. In, the country the lack of relevant skills of the underprivileged youth group and a mismatch between supply and demand in the market leads to very poor employability and lower wages for them. Narayan Seva Sansthan has also taken various efforts at the national and regional level to promote health, education to unprivileged people. In this research it has been emphasized that necessary education, training and skill development programs are very necessary for disadvantaged group to have a better life. Invest in the skills and employability of workers contributes to the improvement of productivity and competitiveness. But a great number of destitute children are not getting the basic needs like education and skill development training which is leading them to poverty, insufficient nutrition and illiteracy. A complete strategy for Skills Training Programs Linked to Employment will need to be developed so that underprivileged group can have access for skills training leading to employment. Skills are vital for productivity and growth and are in fact at the core of improving people’s employment outcomes. The NGO Narayan Seva Sansthan run skills training programs.   As we all know that in today’s generation Education is the most important key to success, this is a very general statement and all people are familiar to this. In, this pragmatic world survival and day to day income become impossible to huge number of educated communities.   Skills development for poor people be also essential to address the opportunities and challenges meeting new demands of changing economies and new technologies in the context of globalization.

“I am Physically different but not less”   Finding love or a life partner is one of the biggest challenges for a physically disabled person in India. It’s very Difficult for the physically disabled people get married in India and almost negligible and those that are there also do not help handicapped people get married in India. A handicapped person can be facing from physical immobility, visual impairment and even hearing impairment in some cases. A person could become handicapped due to any reason, but this should not affect their ability to find love or a life partner.   This is proved by one of the biggest Ngo- Narayan Seva Sansthan. The NGO Narayan Seva Sansthan has arranged a ‘Free of Cost’ mass wedding of Physically Disabled couples.   The celebrations were brought alive by the presence of the family members and friends of the happy couples.   “Because of Narayan Seva Sansthan People feel a sense of pride” as seen by the amount of articles that have been written about marriage equality for people with disabilities in the last few days.   It was a carnival-like atmosphere at the Udaipur when NGO Narayan Seva Sansthan arranged the mass wedding of 52 couples, all hailing from underprivileged families and Physically Disable Couples; Besides, the hundreds of relatives of the couples, many more  including Donors  came to witness the weddings that have become an important highlight of the Disabled People. President of Narayan Seva Sansthan Mr. Prashant Agarwal and Entire Narayan Seva Sansthan Team, which arranged the mass wedding, said the ceremony began some years ago for couples were unable to marry simply because of physical Disability.   “That is why we started this initiative”. Over the years, more than 1349 couples have been married in the mass weddings. Despite the chaos and confusion that prevails, most families are happy with the arrangements. The bride and groom and some of their relatives were seated in the hall where the rituals took place. “When the priest starts the prayers, the couples get up and circle the ceremonial fire at the center of the stage”. The music, stages, and food are provided by the Narayan Seva Sansthan. Everyone said they were enjoying the ceremony and had came to give a couple a moral support. A shaadi is a shaadi and friends and family have to be there. All the Disabilities is forgotten when happy couples tie the knot at the mass weddings.   There are a lot of problems with these responses. One is that when people hear “disability,” they seem to assume someone who is unable to care for himself and can give little to relationship. That is a very narrow definition of disability, and in this case it is wrong. They assume that disabled couples are less than other people due to his disability. This is an offensive view. And it is completely wrong.They have the same access as everyone else to the physical environment, transport, information and communications, and other facilities and services and Be included in the community equal opportunity and inclusion in education, effective measures to ensure the equal right of people with disability to work, including support for reasonable adjustments to be made to the work environment, an adequate standard of living. Together, we hope they gain confidence, make wiser (and more independent) 'couple' decisions.... And when all this parental support is gone, they will still have each other. We hope they grow old together.   "There is no disabled love. There is only true love. And they have it."   For most, this is the best news they have had in a long time.

Bhagavad Gita Quotes The Bhagavad Gita is a Hindu Scripture which literally means “The Song of God”. It comprises 700 verses by Lord Krishna and is the part of Mahabharat.  Bhagavad Gita is the dialogue between the confused Arjuna (Pandav Prince) and his charioteer, Lord Krishna, during the war of Mahabharat. Lord Krishna stated some rational philosophical concepts that are relevant even today. Sri Krishna incarnated to free the earth from evils and sufferings. He was an Avatar of Lord Vishnu and entitled to destroy the negative powers of demons on the face of the earth. It is believed that he was born on the 8th day of Krishna Paksha in Shravana month according to Hindu calendar. This epic scripture has the answers to all our problems. It is recommended to read the Bhagavad Gita on a regular basis for a better understanding of life and the law of Karma. Bhagavad Gita Quotes in English 1. “ Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is!”   2. Neither in this world nor elsewhere is there any happiness in store for him who always doubts.”   3. “The wise man lets go of all results, whether good or bad, and is focused on the action alone.”   4. “A man’s own self is his friend. A man’s own self is his foe.”   5. “You have the right to work, but never to the fruit of the work. You should never engage in action for the sake of Reward, nor should you long for Inaction.”   6. “No one who does good work will ever come to a bad end, either here or in the world to come”   7. “Curving back within myself I create again and again.”   8. “We behold what we are, and we are what we behold.”   9. "It is better to live your own destiny imperfectly than to live an imitation of somebody else's life with perfection."   10. "The power of God is with you at all times; through the activities of mind, senses, breathing, and emotions; and is constantly doing all the work using you as a mere instrument."   These Bhagavad Gita quotes on karma and life give us the message that common mortals should transcend above the worldly affairs and earthly desires (lust, anger, and greed). We should focus more on the service of humanity.     May Lord shower his divine blessings on you and your loved ones. Jai Shree Krishna!

The future of many PwDs looks bright because many companies ensure that 13% of their employees are PwDs like visual or hearing-impaired or those with loco-motor-impairment. As per the ‘The Persons with Disabilities Act’, it is not just a practice of choice but a norm which gradually many companies and organizations are now realizing.   As judging a person based on his disabilities and not his skills is rather unfair. However, most often such persons with disabilities are more capable with the right skill sets. And also some of the abundant traits of persons with disabilities are punctuality, discipline, commitment, longer attention span, impeccable concentration, minimum attrition.   These traits are directly proportional to productivity at work and hence companies hiring such individuals experience at 34% increase in their productivity when they make sure that at least 13% of the total people employed under them are persons with disabilities.   Companies benefit a lot by imbibing a culture that supports and promotes inclusive workforce. Adopting an inclusive workforce will require certain changes in the workplace considering the comfort levels of all the employees. Right from the basic facilities like toilets while aiming for an all-inclusive work environment requires disabled-friendly toilets. Barrier-free adaptations like bars on the walls or specialized pathways that are wheelchair-friendly, etc.   All discriminations that arise in a workplace must be immediately dealt with to promote inclusive work. Simple measures as just speaking with the employees engaging in discriminating activities and practices to stop the same. Making it very clear to all the employees that such malpractices will be severely dealt with disciplinary sanctions is quite important.   There are a few nonprofit organizations like Narayan Seva Sansthan that have undertaken initiatives like ‘Skill Development Centers’ that offer training and placements to persons with disabilities. It is also an opportunity for companies looking forward to creating an inclusive workplace to seek such organizations giving employment opportunities to the persons with disabilities for their skill sets for enhanced work productivity. Narayan Seva Sansthan believes, making patients physically fit is not enough, to make them more confident and self-reliant we must change their perspective towards life by bringing them into the main stream.   To make them economically self dependent, Narayan Seva Sansthan avails vocational training to the patients without any fees.   Vocational programs such as Computer Training, Electronic Equipment repairing, Hardware & Networking Skills, Home Appliances Repairing, Sewing Training, Mobile Repairing skills  help them to earn their livelihood and become a functional part of the society. To all the trainees of these vocational courses, Narayan Seva Sansthan also provides basic tool kits of hardware & networking, mobile and appliances repairing; and sewing machine in free after successful completion of  programs.

Narayan Seva Sansthan is at the services of the Disabled and is holistically dedicated to serving these individuals in all walks of life right from the children, higher education, livelihood training, skills –development and the most important; through corrective surgeries. The objective of the Sansthan is to provide end-to –end services to the disabled and underprivileged communities.   The Sansthan has also encouraged art where most of our beneficiaries have expressed their talents in drawing, painting, craft etc which we put up to sale giving the unmatched confidence to our dearest students helping them discovering new abilities of their talents.   Realizing one’s potential and to overcome the obstacles of disabilities requires acceptance and a determination to rise above the shortcomings. There are many inspiring examples where the person with disabilities have left a positive mark in the society, not just for themselves but have contributed to the cause of the betterment of the persons with disabilities. It all starts at home and with family, when you have a disabled member of your family it is important to treat them on par with any able-individual. It is the first step for aiding them to use their special abilities.   The first Indian to receive the prestigious “Henry Viscardi Achievement Awards” Dr. Satendra Singh, a skilled practicing doctor with a loco motor disability is an inspirational exemplary personality and a true role model to the many aspiring persons with disabilities. He successfully overcame the obstacles and recognized his potential which enabled him to emerge out of inhibitions and hindrances to fight for the cause of the disabled. His efforts were recognized when the ATMs were made disabled-friendly.   A very famous music composer and playback singer who has given us many timeless Hindi songs, the Late Shri Ravindra Jain who was blind by birth is yet another inspiration who was unhindered by his lack of sight.   Disability should never become an obstacle; it is hindering you to reach your goals, recognize your potentials to determine your abilities to overcome the hindrance of your disability.

“Viral hepatitis – a group of infectious diseases known as hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E – affects hundreds of millions of people worldwide, causing acute and chronic liver disease and killing more than 1.4 million people every year, mostly from hepatitis B and hepatitis C. It is estimated that only 5% of people with chronic hepatitis know of their infection, and less that 1% have access to treatment.” – World Health Organization.   28 July 2017 marks the 10th World Hepatitis Day: a day that remains the single most important date in the year to give people living with viral hepatitis a voice, raise awareness and advocate for the elimination of the disease.   World Hepatitis Day has become a global day of action which unites policymakers, medical professionals and patients to raise awareness of the huge burden of viral hepatitis and to influence real change.   World Hepatitis Day is an annual effort to raise global awareness of viral hepatitis with the goal of eliminating the disease by the year 2030. On this day, here are some important facts to know about hepatitis.   1. Most people don’t know they are infected.   For some people, hepatitis symptoms may take years to develop or won’t develop at all. A large percentage of people infected with viral hepatitis do not know they have the disease and are not treated.   2. Viral hepatitis is dangerous because it affects the liver.   Hepatitis inflames the liver and affects its ability to function. Chronic Hepatitis B and chronic Hepatitis C are the most serious forms of the disease, and a leading cause of liver scarring (cirrhosis) and liver cancer.   3.Hepatitis A is spread by close personal contact.   Most people acquire Hepatitis A by eating food or drinking water that is contaminated with the feces of an infected person. Nearly everyone who becomes infected with Hepatitis A recovers completely within a few weeks.   4. There is a vaccine to prevent Hepatitis A.   Vaccination is recommended for all children age 12 months or older, for travelers to certain countries, and for people at high risk for infection with the virus. The vaccine is given in two doses, six months apart, beginning at age 12 months. Contact your clinician if you are unsure when to get Hepatitis A vaccine or at what age Hepatitis A vaccine is given.   5. Hepatitis B is spread by direct contact with bodily fluids of an infected person.   These include blood, saliva etc. It can also be passed from mother to child at birth.   6. There is a vaccine to prevent Hepatitis B.   All children should get their first dose of Hepatitis B vaccine at birth and complete the vaccine series by the age of 18 months. A booster dose of Hepatitis B vaccine for adults may be necessary for those at high risk of infection.   7. Hepatitis C is spread by direct contact with the blood of an infected person.   Today, most people become infected by engaging in high-risk behavior .There is currently no vaccine to prevent Hepatitis C.   8. Hepatitis D and E are rare.   Hepatitis D can only infect people with an active Hepatitis B infection. It is usually acquired by sharing drug needles with an infected person. Hepatitis E is spread by poor hygiene and sanitation, and is uncommon in developed countries.   9. Treatments are available.   The method of treatment depends on the type of hepatitis. Certain medications can help people manage hepatitis, and newer medications may even eradicate Hepatitis C.   The best precaution you can take for Hepatitis is vaccination. Vaccination provides a full proof protection against hepatitis.  Also, getting tested can help you with treatment.   Stay Aware…  Eliminate Hepatitis.

Accessible India Campaign The world is not a nice place if you do not fit in according to the draft made by the society. If one does not look acceptable by society standards, he/she is bound to face discrimination at many points in life. It all starts very early for divyangs or differently-abled before they are old enough to know what the world is the society teaches them it is anything but kind. Discrimination follows hem everywhere they go and the lack of access to public transport, tourist attractions, malls, and many such places. Inequality is what they face wherever they go and it is not at all fair how society treats them. A recent development in India is the government intervention in creating an environment where the line of distinction between differently-abled and able-bodied people is gradually blurring. This has been made possible because of new government laws that mandate the installation of disabled-friendly measures like ramps and voice-activated lifts in public places. Anti-discrimination laws have enabled the specially-able people to compete for jobs based on their merit, thus helping them to be economically independent.   Due to the severe lack of accessibility for divyangs in public places, the government of India launched the Accessible India Campaign also known as Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan. This government initiative is focused upon making sure that most of the public places in India are made accessible to people with special needs. Workplaces, schools, hospitals, and other indoor and outdoor facilities will be remodeled to remove any barriers that restrict the accessibility of differently-abled people. The Accessible India Campaign was launched by Hon. Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi 3rd of December 2015. 3rd of December also happens to be International Day of Persons with Disabilities and it was therefore chosen for the launch of this project. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), has cast upon various governments including the Indian government the following five responsibilities concerning accessibility for differently-abled people: 1. Accessibility to Services as well as emergency services 2. Communication Technology 3. Physical Environment 4. Transportation 5. Information All these points were taken into consideration by the Indian government before forming the strategy. The target of the Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan is mainly the public places that receive a lot of foot traffic. Transportation within the country has to be more accessible for the people who have any special needs like wheelchairs etc. The campaign targets at least 50% of Indian railway stations to be fully accessible for the differently-abled.   Targets under Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan   o The central and state government websites are a part of information accessibility and they are targeted to be fully accessible with the help of this campaign. o The government-owned transportation carriers are no exception to the Accessible India Campaign and 25% of them are to be made accessible under this campaign. o 50% of the government buildings in the 10 biggest cities are yet another primary target of the campaign. The deadlines on these targets were revised by the government and were extended to March 2020 as the progress was slow. Governments, NGOs, and dedicated individuals have contributed a lot towards the upliftment of people with special needs. And there is a lot more to be done in terms of making their lives easier, physically, and emotionally. Narayan Seva Sansthan is another NGO that is helping reduce the difference between the differently-abled people and the rest of the society. Our Role in Supporting Accessible India Campaign The major vision of our Not-for-Profit organization is to rehabilitate the differently-abled people economically, physically, and socially. The surgeries for differently-abled are an attempt for physical rehabilitation, we have vocational training courses for economic rehabilitation and mass weddings and talent shows for social rehabilitation. All these attempts are solely for the purpose of helping them fit into society as much as everyone else and for the minimization of discrimination faced by them. We are in complete support of Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan by the Indian government and their efforts to fulfilling their purpose.

You need to use your head as much as your heart nowadays to be certain you’re giving to a charity that will most effectively steward your contribution. After all, you give because you want to support the cause, not pay for the organization’s overhead or peripheral activities like fundraising.   Instead of quickly dashing off a check or dropping some coins in the donation box, why not ensure your donation do the most good with a smarter giving strategy.   Make sure you make the biggest impact by following these simple steps:   Sharpen Your Focus:   Rather than waiting to be asked for a donation by a friend or fundraiser, identify the cause you care the most to give more effectively. For every gift there are certain fixed costs associated with handling it, so the smaller the gift, the larger the percentage of your donation that goes to transaction and administrative costs. That doesn’t mean you need to limit your giving to just one or two organizations. Set aside the charities that mean the most to you. Narayan Seva Sansthan, the best Charity Organization through which you can help the Disabled making sure your funds are incorporated to towards the cause you select. And remember, “Any gift is a good gift, no matter how small.”   Conduct an Audit:   Once you’ve settled on your preferred causes, treat your donation like an investment decision. Investigate the charities you’re considering to be certain they are legit and spending funds wisely. Pull the financial reports and look at the work they are doing, the money they’ve raised, who is on the board, and other financial information. You can call the charity to get answers to your legitimate questions. If you get a proper insight of an organization, go ahead with the donation.   Ask Around:   Expense ratios are only part of the picture when trying to determine a charity’s effectiveness. To really find out which ones are doing the best work to support their mission, you’ll need to crowd source. Explore reviews of the work charities are doing by volunteers, donors, and other beneficiaries. Other easy ways to check out your selected your charity: ask a community of like-minded donors or friends, who’ve given to the charity before about their experience, get involved directly by volunteering, or look up their website to see how they spell out their mission and measure progress.   Commit for the Long Term:   When you feel confident in an organization, consider giving to it on a multi-year basis. To really see the impact of your giving, it pays to build up a relationship with the charity you support. You’ll feel more engaged in the progress of the organizations’ programs, and they will know they can count on you.

Humans have asserted themselves to be the most intelligent species to have ever walked on planet Earth. The human brain is such that until today medical science has not been able to explain it in entirety. For instance, we still don’t know how memories are actually stored. It is because of this brain that humans have made significant discoveries and lived the best life for themselves, but sometimes there occurs a disorder in it which we colloquially refer to as madness or insanity.   What is Mental Illness? Who is mentally Ill?   The Indian Mental Health Act, 1987 defines mentally ill person as ‘a person who needs treatment for mental disorder.” As we see by the definitions ‘mental illness’, the most drastic consequence seems to be that it disables a person to function as a normal human being. These people need treatment which should consist of care and love, but most often they are ill-treated by the larger society. They are considered as unproductive and useless, often thrown out of their houses. Narayan Seva Sansthan is the best NGO for the Disabled that caters different types of disabilities in the form of Schools for the Mentally Retarded which include special facilities with the basic necessities. But its not enough, the rights provided to such people should be known to all so that places like Schools for Orphans can benefit from the law.   It thus becomes important for us to know, what are the rights available to mentally challenged people in India!?   Constitutional Rights:   Mentally and Physically challenged people can avail all the fundamental rights guaranteed to an ordinary citizen by the constitution of India. NO statue bars them from enjoying these rights. However for mentally challenged the most important rights are:   Right against Discrimination:   By Article, 15(2) of constitution of India any citizen, including mentally challenged people, can’t be denied access to public goods. Also, they need to be provided equal opportunities to prosper in life.   Right to Health:    Article 21 gives the right to life and personal liberty. Right to health flows directly from right to life and the same has been laid down by the Supreme Court in many cases.   The Persons with Disabilities (Equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) Act 1995 The need to provide equal opportunities and enhance participation of mentally challenged in the society was the first time realized through this act. Few landmark steps were taken in this regard were: 1. Establishment of special schools for the education of mentally disabled children. 2. Mentally disabled children were given the right to free education till the age of 18 under this Act. 3. 3% employment reservation for disabled (Including mentally disabled) in government jobs was approved.   Current issues faced mentally disabled in India:   Lack of Asylums : India, though being a signatory to various conventions and treaties, still requires an adequate number of mental health care asylums in the country. Ideally, there should be one asylum in every district.   Poor infrastructure:   Most of the functioning asylums in the country are below standard. Lack of facilities in addition to staff and doctors exacerbates the situation of mentally challenged.   Lack of awareness:   For any right to deliver on substantive goals there needs to be awareness of it. A majority of the country is today unaware of the rights of mentally challenged.   Current laws:   Most of the current laws in the country induce incompetency in the mentally challenged people. They can’t enter into a contract, nor can validly marry. These things need to be reformed.   Lack of any comprehensive legislation:   Lack of legislation granting rights to mentally disabled is another major issue to be tackled. The legislature should take an initiative in this regard.   Mentally disabled people are as much the part of the society as anyone else. Despite the existence of laws and precedents granting certain rights to them, there is felt a need for reform in this regard. This issue is not a politically charged one and so has not gained the attention it deserved. Moreover just by putting blame on regime won’t work, After all, it is us who have to come forward and help these people to get their rights.

Exercise is defined as any bodily activity that enhances or maintains physical fitness and overall health and wellness. It is performed for various reasons, including strengthening muscles and the cardiovascular system, honing athletic skills, weight loss or maintenance, and merely enjoyment. Physical exercise is important for maintaining physical fitness and can contribute positively to maintaining a healthy weight, building and maintaining healthy bone density, muscle strength, and joint mobility, promoting physiological well-being, reducing surgical risks, and strengthening the immune system.   Narayan Seva Sansthan is the best Charitable Organization for the help of the disabled. The Sansthan believes exercise is the main component of overall health of an individual and regular exercise can help people sustain their treatment and conquer disability. Working in the disability sector for more than 30 years now, Narayan Seva Sansthan is easily considered the Best NGO in India.   Requiring a wheelchair does not mean a person is confined to a sedentary, inactive lifestyle. Accessibility requirements and the growth of organizations dedicated to advancing a zest for life in all individuals regardless of injury or disability have created new standards for health and athleticism for wheelchair users. Wheelchair-bound individuals can engage in a wide variety of activities including exercise, adventure travel and competitive sports.   Yoga:   Traditional yoga encourages positive physical and mental health, according to various Health Organizations. Hatha yoga, the most popular yoga form which emphasizes physical poses called Asanas that stretch, tone and strengthen muscles, along with focused breathing that can help alleviate anxiety, stress and depression. Many Hatha yoga Asanas are performed seated, and can be engaged in while sitting in a wheelchair or ordinary kitchen chair. Consult an appropriately trained yoga instructor before beginning, in order to avoid any potential injury. Yoga practice should complement, not substitute for, your ongoing medical care or physical therapy.   Aerobic and Strength Training:   Aerobic exercise and strength training improve cardiovascular health and mobility for everyone, including people who use wheelchairs. Consistent daily exercise can ease skin problems associated with wheelchair use, increase your ability to get around with ease and, when done with friends, can provide a dose of fun and companionship.  Strength training can include isometric exercises like lifting up your body weight by pressing your hands down on the arms of the chair or free weight or resistance pulley systems at a gym, which also add an aerobic element.   Sports:   Wheelchair athletes may compete in specialized, separate events, but their athleticism is second to none. Many Organizations facilitate top-notch competition in sports like archery, billiards, basketball, swimming and wheelchair races. Anyone can participate in local wheelchair sports meets even without competition. Participating in sports activities conveys positive health and emotional benefits, whether or not on a wheelchair.   Travel:   Traveling to see new sites, meeting new people and learning about the world is an important component of a healthy lifestyle. The number of resorts, hotels and travel attractions around the world that welcome guests who use wheelchairs is rapidly expanding. Several guides, travel agencies and trip planners consistently help wheelchair-bound individuals to plan the adventure of a lifetime.   Proper Nutrition:   Proper nutrition is at least as important to health as exercise. When exercising, it becomes even more important to have a good diet to ensure that the body has the correct ratio of macro-nutrients whilst providing ample micronutrients, in order to aid the body with the recovery process following strenuous exercise.

The rate of education in India is under stress due to an exploding population and lack of quality education, plus lack of resources. Close to one fourth of the Indian Population is illiterate. However, this number is abysmal when it comes to differently able communities and children. Close to 50% of the differently able children in India are illiterate. Many of these have never seen the inside of a classroom. This number gets worse amongst children with multiple disabilities.   The reasons of these are plenty, such as:   1. Lack of Trained Resources:   Teachers are often not trained to specifically teach differently able children. They may not know sign language or techniques which can make grasping easier for mentally disabled children. Some teachers simply do not have the patience to be able to handle these children.   2. No Faith in System :   As a result of this, parents often lose faith in the Indian Education System and either pull their children out of school and into doing odd jobs; or don’t send then to school at all.   3. Lack of Awareness :   Parents from economically backward groups often not know about the provisions that the government has made for differently able children. Sometimes they just believe that a physical disability till get their child nowhere, no matter how sharp their child may be.   4. Peer Pressure :   When special schools are not available in the vicinity of differently able children, they are often placed in a non- specialized school. They may face peer pressure from other kids and back-out being demotivated.   Trained tuition tutors outside schools are usually available in cities and can only be afforded by the crème crowd, as their fees structure doesn’t allows normal strata to receive education through them. This is why NGO’s like Narayan Seva Sansthan stepped in to make education available to differently able children through exquisite education programs.   Narayan Seva Sansthan is the best NGO for disabled people with specially trained teachers in sign languages and in teaching methodologies that benefit the specially able children.   We have realized that e-learning can be great platform to teach children with visual disabilities. We have special systems designed exclusively for the visually impaired children, so they would be treated no less than normal children in the fields of technology and advancement.   Such schools for the disabled provide them an opportunity to step up and compete in the real world. Narayan Seva Sansthan is keen on the rehabilitation of the disabled and imparts knowledge with all its key aspects.   All students should have a fair choice in deciding the direction in which their life is headed. They do not need to be restricted by anything – not even resources and the right to dream. We hope to provide these differently able children a fair chance in choosing their life for themselves.   We aim to provide equal rights and equal opportunities to all children, as everyone deserves a chance.

Human beings by the very nature of their vision and thought process, are able to see only one aspect of a thing, an event or a person at any given time.   We live in linear time and our ability to process information is not simultaneous, but linear. We can think thoughts one after another but we cannot think ten or twenty thoughts at the same time. This limitation often leads us to look at things and persons with one single perspective. When we are dealing with a situation or a thought, we tend to see only what is obvious or what is in front of us; not realizing that everything in the universe has more sides and attributes to it. If we were able to literally tilt our heads, we can have a different perspective of everything, having a more rounded view of life ultimately making us far less judgmental and way more accepting.   Whenever we see a particular behavior in a person, we automatically judge it as good or bad, wanted or unwanted. If the behavior of the other person suits us, is comfortable and convenient to us, we end up calling it good, as it makes us happy. If the behavior contradicts our expectations, our comfort zone, our belief systems; we label it as bad or unwanted.   We need to become empathetic and need to move in that person’s shoes, to see why he or she behaved in a particular manner. When we stick to our perspective, we become uni-dimensional and end up with more judgments, anger, hatred, irritation, jealousy and grief.   Our globe is a ball and is impossible for any human being to see the earth from any angle and conclude about its totality. To view the earth completely, we need to constantly keep moving around it, both horizontal and vertical directions, to be able to cover the earth. When we are focused on one part, we cannot see other part which intersects our concentration.  Favoring one opinion, we tend to lose totality and meanly discriminate other possible opinions.   What we need is a more GLOBAL VIEW!   When faced with situations, try and take a global or complete or a different view, rather than trying to have narrow tunnel vision. It is obvious that even when we meet someone, we can see that person's face, but cannot see his/ her back at the same time. If we shift behind that person, we can see the back but we lose sight of the face. To see the person totally, we would constantly have to keep moving around him and changing our opinions about him. Likewise, we need to constantly be gathering, editing and updating our information about people and events, so as to get the complete picture and complete truth, rather than to stand in one place and get only one fixed, partial view of situations, people and human behavior. Everything in this Universe is dynamic and constantly changing...and that makes it necessary for our opinions and perspectives to also be constantly changing....to be in sync with reality.   Visit : Top Charity Organization

July 7, must be one of the happiest days 2018; it’s World Chocolate Day! There’s no perfect reason than this to gulp a chocolate and experience the rich creamy delicious texture of this miracle food. And for the good reason: Not only does chocolate release those pain-reducing endorphins into our brains, it also contains theobromine, which gives you the feel good factor. While most of us don’t need a special day to indulge in the creamy glory of chocolate, World Chocolate Day is just one more reason to consume this delectable confection. So, we here today will discuss the topmost 5 ways in which you can enjoy this day to its best. Let’s find it out –   1. Treat Yourself with Chocolate, Of course!   Even if it’s not your normal day to shop, try going to a shop and buy some chocolate. Celebrate the World Chocolate Day, by treating yourself with the chocolate items you like. If at work, you can eat it during the lunch time, just make sure it doesn’t melt. Pack chocolate treats for your children’s lunches and let them treat their taste buds with the delicious surprise of Chocolates.   2. Research about Chocolate :   There are so many different types, facts and recipes of chocolates around the World that you are unaware of. So opt for some research this World Chocolate Day and you are bound to find some mindblowingly interesting facts about chocolate.   3. Tell people its World Chocolate Day :   Some people may know, some might not know, some may be shocked, some may not care; you won’t know what their reaction is unless you tell them. It’s World Chocolate Day, and everybody should know about it.   4. Try Chocolate Recipes :   Pamper the sweet tooth of yours and those around you by trying new and innovative chocolate recipes. Be it a Cake, Mousse, Dessert or a plain Hot Chocolate. New recipes are always welcomed and charge up your normal day with the Chocolatey- Twist!   5. Give chocolates to reform co-workers, friends or family :   Even if they don’t like chocolate, they will most likely appreciate your gift because it’s the thought that counts. And you never know, you might get a surprise treat in return too. So, don’t allow yourself to be left. It’s a day to be celebrated by everyone. Treat. Share. Try. Do it all!   For online donation : Click on : Online donation 

When we are faced with problems, our normal human tendency is to get seriously focused and involved with the problem. We tend to continuously keep thinking about the problem and we cannot seem to get our mind away from the problem even for a short time. This, in turn, often triggers a whole lot of negative emotions in us, like anger, fear, grief, sorrow, irritation, frustration, helplessness, angst, and depression. And with these thoughts and emotions, we try to solve our problems, with varying effects.   If someone is faced with a problem, and that leads to that person being extremely upset, angry, scared, panicky, or frustrated, common sense and logic tells us that this person is going to struggle to find a solution. Because to find a suitable solution to any problem, we need to be able to think calmly, clearly and rationally. But when we are confused or upset, our thoughts are not in our control. Our thoughts become bizarre, often unreal or illusory, and tend to be scattered. And every negative thought generated by the problem tends to trigger more negative emotions is us, leading to more confusion and helplessness. And as the pressure builds up in us to find a solution, that pressure also adds to the stress. All in all, in the midst of a problem, we often tend to be our worst selves, and find that our problem solving capacity is at its lowest.   Why does this happen? This happens because we and our problem becomes one, we become attached to our problem, and there is no distance or separation between us and the problem. And to be able to think with clarity, and to come out with viable solutions, we need to have some distance. For example, because we are not attached to a problem which is faced by our friend or neighbor in the same way as they are, we can often give them very good advice about what to do, provided they ask us and are willing to listen.   If our neighbor’s father or mother falls suddenly seriously sick, the neighbor might be frozen with fright or panic, and might not even have the presence of mind to call the doctor or take his parent to the hospital. But if we were called in, we, by virtue of the fact that we are not attached to the sick person in the same way as our neighbor is, would be able to make quick decisions and would be able to shift the sick person to a hospital quickly. The only difference here between us and our neighbor is that he is closely and deeply attached to his parent and the sudden illness while we are not, and hence solutions are easier for us than for the neighbor.   Though this sounds easy in theory, to be able to detach ourselves from our problems and create a distance is almost impossible for most of us. By default, by instinct, we automatically get involved into the whirlpool of our issues, and cannot inject any distance or objectivity between us and our issues. But if we are able to become aware, and are able to, even a few moments, consider the problem to belong to our friend and not to us, we would then be able to see things differently, and would be able to give ourselves some excellent advice. Being deeply attached to the problem is often like going too close to the fireworks. It will most probably burn you. But if we are able to step back a little, we can really enjoy seeing the fireworks without having to get burnt.   Most problems we face are also like that. If we are too close, we get mentally and emotionally exhausted and burnt. But if we are able to introduce a slight distance between ourselves and our problems, we can definitely do a better job at problem solving, than we could if we are in the middle of the problem. But for that to happen, we need to cultivate great awareness. If we miss that moment of awareness, then it becomes difficult to extricate ourselves from it.   So, before the next big problem strikes, practice awareness, by sitting quietly for a few minutes daily, focusing on your breath, watching your breath, watching your thoughts, while not getting attached to them and by recognizing your thoughts for what they are----just thoughts. And once you do this daily, you are ready to interject some awareness and stay a little unattached and distant, when your next problem strikes you. And that will help you tackle the problem much more effectively and positively and with minimal stress.  

Drug Addictions have been penetrating into our society since a long time now.  No matter how many efforts are being taken in the line to curb them, the problems persist. Drug addictions and substance abuse being one of the topmost threats to the young nation are constantly needed to examine. What should you be doing if you are the one experiencing this life threatening addiction? And what are the means in which you can help your loved ones and acquaintances come out this disastrous circle? While it’s practically impossible to prevent anyone and everyone from using drugs, there are things we can all do to avoid drug and/or alcohol abuse. By sharing this knowledge with those closest to you, you yourself may be able to prevent them from doing drugs, too. Let’s discuss this further in our blog!   Effectively deal with peer pressure. The biggest reason young people start using drugs is because their friends utilize peer pressure. No one likes to be left out, and people find themselves doing things they normally wouldn’t do, just to fit in. In these cases, you need to either find a better group of friends that won’t pressure you into doing harmful things, or you need to find a good way to say no. People should prepare a good excuse or plan ahead of time, to keep from giving into tempting situations.   Deal with life pressure. People today are overworked and overwhelmed, and often feel like a good break or a reward is deserved. But in the end, drugs only make life more stressful — and many of us all too often fail to recognize this in the moment. To prevent using drugs as a reward, find other ways to handle stress and unwind. Take up exercising, read a good book, volunteer with the needy, and create something. Anything positive and relaxing helps take the mind off using drugs to relieve stress.   Seek help with Mental Illness: Mental Illness and substance abuse often go hand in hand. Those with a mental illness may turn to drugs as a way to ease the pain. Those suffering from some form of mental illness, such as anxiety, depression or post traumatic stress seek help of a trained professional.   Examine the Risk Factors: If you are aware of the Biological, Physical and Emotional risk factors you posses, you are more likely to overcome them. A history of substance abuse in the family, living in a social setting that glorifies drug abuse and/or family life that models drug abuse can be risk factors.   Keep a well-balanced life: People take up drugs when something in their life is not working, or when they’re unhappy about their lives or where their lives are going. Look at life’s big picture, and have priorities in order.   These were the top 5 things you can ignore or inculcate in order to live a healthy and sound life. Remember it’s always better to control the symptoms of addictions and resist them from recurring. Trust in yourself and your family before handing your life to a dreadful dangerous monster – Addiction. Narayan Seva Sansthan constantly organizes de-addiction camps to help save the lives of millions of such people, who discover addictions. It’s time we step up to a society that is addiction and Drug Abuse free!    

The Life-Changing Yoga As yoga continues to grow in popularity around the world, many people see it as a purely physical practice like exercise. While there is nothing wrong with that, there is much more to this ancient wisdom that can offer far deeper life-changing benefits. Yoga offers a more comprehensive approach that can dramatically enhance your path to wellness and life fulfillment. With an international following and a time-tested philosophy, Yoga is an ancient practice that can fit seamlessly into modern life.   Seeing All that Yoga has to Offer Yoga has been practiced on the Indian subcontinent for thousands of years, and has been surging in popularity across the rest of the world over the past couple of decades. It seems that everywhere you look, people are heading into a studio with their yoga mat and water bottle to spend time on the floor and connect with their breath. This is not surprising, as the physical benefits of yoga are without question, including improved strength, flexibility and balance, and longevity. But many don’t realize the ancient roots of this practice that include meditative and mindful living aspects. Of course, engaging in yoga purely for its physicality is perfectly fine, but why settle for a one-dimensional experience when you could explore all that yoga has to offer?   Moving Beyond Spirituality When the word spiritual comes up on conversation, many people immediately balk. While some people relish in referring to their yoga practice as ‘spiritual,’ others are understandably put off by the religious undertones of the term. Or worse, the term carries a sort of pseudoscientific connotation that challenges the scientific rationality of modern minds. For these reasons it can be helpful to think of the word “spiritual” to simply mean a felt sense of connection to the life process that connects us – to the planet, to each other, and to the dynamics of biological evolution. The meditative experiences that one can have when practicing yoga help us feel “at home” with the greater continuum of life and the universe. Think of it this way – just as your physical health can be improved and optimized with exercise, you can also ‘exercise’ your mind and awareness through regular meditative practice. Rather than seeing your mind and body as two different systems, Yoga can help you integrate the two together and become your authentic ‘whole being.’   The Benefits of Yoga in Modern Life We all know that modern life can be trying and stressful. From bills to be paid and children to be ferried about, to career-s to nurture and relationships to build. Certainly, even if you only focus on the physical aspects of your yoga practice, you will experience great benefits that help you deal with these stressors. But if you want to improve all dimensions or your being and experience a deeper sense of wellness, wholeness and power, a Yoga practice can be a satisfying path to follow. Connect with your highest capacities of mindful awareness, improve your focus, and make your life the best that it can be.  

Being fit has never harmed anyone however calories without a doubt did.  As the world is advancing in knowledge the primary concern at this moment is the health of an individual. The expanding measure of malady among an individual is caused because of the undesirable way of life they are living. This prompts to various diseases like obesity, diabetes, heart disease and various other diseases whose base in unhealthy lifestyle.   The concern is increasing in a way that it is no more a thing to get overlooked upon. Governments are attempting their best to make people aware about the perks of being fit. The amount of money spent by the governments on campaigns and individuals health is rapidly increasing. But do you figure it ought to be worry of the government and not simply the person to deal with their individual wellbeing.   Fitness is not about having a lean body but rather about your stamina, your immune system, the food you intake, amount of water you intake and any form of exercises that you do in everyday life. It’s crucial time for an individual to comprehend the significance of being fit. Being fit doesn't just influence you physically yet in addition mentally. It helps you keep your mind working in peace. To those who endure issues like stress, anxiety and depression adapting a physical activity is one of the most recommended thing by experts, this not only help you make peace with your brain but also increase your self-esteem. Individuals don't comprehend being unhealthy doesn't just influence their lives however others in family also. It’s very important for parents to be healthy in order to have healthier kids as they pass their genes to them. Doing exercise in pregnancy is a standout amongst other approaches to have a sound infant.   The perks are so high that we wager it will help you somehow without any doubt.  It’s a crucial time to think about yourself and people around you. If you’re adapting a healthy lifestyle bravo, now it’s ideal opportunity for you to motivate others adapt the same lifestyle as well. Try helping out your dear ones so that they can live more but firstly help yourself adapt healthier living. If you can adjust undesirable way of life, you without a doubt can adjust more advantageous way of life.    Healthy you, Happy you!                                                              It’s never too early or too late to work towards being the healthiest you.   For More Details ,  Ciick: NGO for Disabled

A Government of India enterprise, EdCIL India Limited today donated a multi-utility vehicle, TATA Winger to Narayan Seva Sansthan for ease of transport of differently able humans. On this auspicious occasion, Shri Diptiman Das, CMD of EdCIL India and his team remained present.   Shri Diptiman Das, CMD of EdCIL India said, “We live in exciting times where 75% of the planet’s population is aspiring to catch up with the rest through renewed focus on social sector-especially education. We also believe in giving back to the nation, it is one tiny effort that we thought we should bring in collaboration with Narayan Seva Sansthan for empowering the differently able humans. We wish our small intervention will be providing comfort and a message of ‘moving ahead’ in life to all of them.”   The TATA Winger was flagged off by the team of EdCIL India and Shri Padma Shree Kailash ‘Manav’ on its first trip to Udaipur city carrying about 12 differently humans. About 100s of differently able humans witnessed this auspicious gala event.   Shri Prashant Agarwal, President of Narayan Seva Sansthan, on this joyous beginning said, “It is our privilege to have such corporate donors who are irrigating the emotions of social service within the organization and giving hopes to the underprivileged and deprived communities. We are thankful to EdCIL India for their contribution to set another such example by donating a vehicle for the specially able humans and bringing ease in the life of patients, orphan children and school kids from tribal are commuting to Narayan Seva Sansthan’s campus.”   The EdCIL team paid a visit to all the departments and wards of the Sansthan’s Badi campus and greeted the patients and the attendants enquiring about their whereabouts.   Events like these are a blessing for the activities of the Sansthan in their vision of strengthening and empowering the oppressed humanity.  

Being definition, creativity means creating something new; something innovative. However there is no perfect definition of what particularly creativity is as it is different in every mind. If you have had the image of a brooding artist when you think of creativity think again. Recent studies actually suggest that creative people are happier than others. This means that every kid and adult who spends time in creative pursuits like art, music, theatre, building etc is happier.   While they are essential for an agile mind, creative pursuits can prove to be even more valuable to people with disability. To some, it even becomes a life force allowing them to navigate through difficult days with ease. Creativity through self expression is what we all need and those with mental or physical disabilities need even more.   How creativity can make you happy Creative pursuits need not be limited to only singing, dancing, writing or acting. What makes it unique is that it is infinite and can mean anything that stimulates the mind and energizes the body. Open mindedness is the most important trait of any creative pursuit as everybody has a different and unique talent. When you are focused on an activity, your mind automatically zones in and becomes one-tracked allowing you to immerse yourself in a pleasurable activity.   Whether you take up a new instrument or just experiment with paintbrushes, a person with disability is give a tool of self expression and joy. Methods like art therapy, music therapy and color therapy are known to work wonders on the state of mind of these people. Whether you are in a bad mood or a good one, an outlet to express your emotions is exactly what people with disability need. It also makes them feel in control of their lives as they are paint their emotions onto a silent, non-judgmental canvas, often literally!   How does art ease disability? Frequent participation in arts, crafts and other creative pursuits is especially beneficial to people with disability. When introduced at an early age, creative projects can greatly enhance the social functioning and improve performance in academic and personal fields. In fact, people with disabilities who continually work with creative projects can do away with stereotypes and perform better in the community and the workplace. It has been scientifically proven that children who engage in reading, music, arts and other creative pursuits earn higher test scores in the high school and college levels.   The reason why art therapy is so popular is because it is unconditional, subjective and decidedly infinite. This allows people with disabilities to express themselves in their own unique manner without any social, physical or attitudinal obstacles. This universal language has the power to unite people of all ages and all walks of life. Art is especially helpful in releasing negative thoughts and emotions by venting the energy in productive and creative methods. Oftentimes, people with disability are known to have difficult thoughts and with the help of art, any art, they can easily express themselves.

Think of a world which is tobacco free, hard isn’t it? As the figures we see about the ordinary utilization of tobacco is ascending as opposed to diminishing. Consistently the world faces deaths of 6, 00,000 individuals in the view of tobacco. In every 6 seconds a person dies in view of tobacco related sickness. Tobacco contains around 4800 synthetic substances, out of which 49 cause cancer. Likewise as the self evident certainty aloof smoking is similarly hurtful to the general population around. The figures for India is extremely awful, it contains 1/6th of the aggregate deaths caused because of tobacco in the world. The number is expected to develop in upcoming years.   The figures are to make you aware about the utilization of tobacco in world and its consequences for individuals. The no. is expanding and WHO is concerned. Cost of tobacco is persistently expanding just with a specific end goal to make it excessively expensive for individuals, best way to lessen utilization of tobacco. The awareness is being made through different campaigns and rallies.   We here at Narayan Seva Sansthan additionally attempt to create awareness among individuals through different campaigns and rallies around the nations. Additionally we treat individuals with tobacco addiction and the uplifting news is we so far have been fruitful in doing this. This is our little initiative in helping the general population around us for the advancement of the nation. We in future will keep on taking such initiative at our own particular level to help individuals.   On “World No Tobacco Day" 2018, Narayan Seva Sansthan organized an Anti-Tobacco rally to influence and encourage people to quit the use of Tobacco.The rally was carried out in the presence of the founder-chairman of Narayan Seva Sansthan, Padmashri Kailash "Manav". Many local civilians joined the rally and supported the cause which was a thoughtful initiative of the Sansthan.   Also, the Sansthan in collaboration with GBH American Hospital organized a De-Addiction Camp at the “Manav Mandir” campus on the incidence of “World No Tobacco Day”. This camp diagnosed the conditions of the patients and encouraged them to quit their addictions.   Presently it's the ideal opportunity for you to consider your dear ones and help them leave this addiction in a route workable for you. This activity isn't just for you dear ones yet for you also, enable you to dispose of passive smoking.   World needs change and you can be a piece of this change. Step up and improve the world a place for upcoming generation and help them not get someone who is addicted to this hurtful substance.   “The true face of smoking is disease, death and horror - not the glamour and sophistication the pushers in the tobacco industry try to portray.”- David Byrne

While Narayan Seva Sansthan is a well known Nonprofit Organization and is perceived as a humanitarian body that aims at serving humanity, it has a huge network of donors in India and all across the world, who are always ready to contribute for the ones in need. Mr. Prashant Agarwal, being a visionary social reformer, never misses a chance to show his gratitude towards the contributors and to look forward for the opportunities of expansion for supporting the vision of the organization.   He often travels to meet and greet the donors from other parts of the world, to inspire them to have confidence in him and his vision and to thank them for their contributions towards the underprivileged segment of the society. Not just this, during his travels he always explores the places that he visits, to evaluate and analyze them for the scope of work and possibilities.    This time Mr. Prashant travelled to the three cities – London, Buckingham and Leicester of United Kingdom. His purpose of visit has been to interact with the donors, visit the office at London and to figure out the scope of work in these countries. There is always some way or the other through which we can extend a hand of help to the needy. As we follow the sole ambition of serving humanity, this generous cause has no boundaries and no limitations and so there has been a lot of scope to be able to serve in these countries.   He has been visiting our Office at London to see for if there are any requirements and if a stronger and better networking for the various countries of United Kingdom could be developed through this establishment. Further the availability of resources, spreading the cause among different territories and the ease of connecting with the potential donors have been some of the topics that were attended by Mr. Prashant at the London Office.   He also and most importantly interacted with the valuable donors and well wishers who have been selflessly contributing to extend the much needed help to the ones in need. There have been a huge number of people who have received funds from these donors for the treatment of critical diseases, other expensive treatments, education, skill development, clothes distribution, empowering and liberating the poor class and for several other causes. This all could have happened because of these eminent donors. But there is still a large segment which is awaiting their turn for treatments and other aids. They will be attended, as soon the help and contributions will be extended to them by the donors. This has been one of the prime reasons why Mr. Prashant visited these countries, to meet with the potential donors and to inspire them to connect with the causes, such that one more life could be saved or empowered.   “Service to humanity is service to God. And that God according to various scriptures is in us. Providing selfless service to mankind will provide that non materialistic happiness to the God in us, such that, at the last breath you will only see those images of the smiles that you were responsible for and will know that the life was well lived indeed.”   This is the prime motto of humanity and this is what that drives every effort and every action of Mr. Prashant . He travels, he interacts, he works, he inspires and he has been doing all this, just for the sake of serving humanity, reaching to more and more number of people in need and believing that he will be able to heal the world and making it a better place for the entire human race.

Patience is the exercise of restraint in trying situations. It is a virtue, which enables the individuals to proceed towards worthy goals, undeflected by adverse circumstances or repeated provocations. If he allows himself to become upset by opposition, taunts or other kind of unpleasantness he will never reach his goals. He will simply become enmeshed irrelevancies.   The only way to deal with the irksome side of daily living is to exercise patience. Patience will ensure that whenever one has some bitter experience, he will opt for the way of tolerance rather than that of reaction to provocation. It will enable one to absorb shocks and to continue, undeterred, on one’s onward journey.   Patience, as well as being a practical solution to the problems faced in the outside world, is also a means of positive character building. One who is failing to exercise patience, gives free rein to negative thoughts and feelings develops a personality, which is likewise negative while one who remains patient is so morally bolstered by his own positive thoughts and feelings that he develops a positive personality.   Patience is no retreat It only amounts to taking the initiative along the path of wisdom and reason as opposed to the path of the emotions. It gives one the strength to restrain one’s emotions in delicate situations and rather to use one’s brains to find a course of action along result-oriented lines.   The present world is fashioned in such a way that everyone is necessarily confronted with unpleasant matters at one time or another. Things, which are unbearable, have somehow to be borne; harrowing events have to be witnessed and all kinds of pain have to be suffered. In such situations, succumbing to impatience leads to the kind of unnecessary emotional involvement, which is counter-productive, while a demonstration of patience has a healing, beneficial effect, allowing one to tread the path of discreet avoidance. Success in the present world is destined only for those who adopt the path of patience in adverse circumstances.

  Donating blood to help people is one of the noble things done by any human being. It is a complete safe process, unless done by professional medical centers or hospitals and is beneficial for both donor as well as Recipient. It is a vulnerable process performed after medical tests & physical checkups. The requirement for blood donation is increasing day by day. Each year Millions of people need blood transfusions. Major Diseases like dengue, sickle cell anemia, certain types of cancers, surgeries, accidents, natural and man-made disasters etc have been the main cause for blood transfusions around the world. Narayan Seva Sansthan – the Top Charity Organization, organized a “Blood Donation Drive” at Sansthan’s Manav Mandir Campus in which many individuals acted as helping hands to construct a more concerned society where various donors donate blood for helping injured or needy peoples. Every Year India collects around 9 million bloods through blood donation camps. It makes 7% of human’s body weight. Each donation helps to save at least 3 lives.  The President of Narayan Seva Sansthan Mr. Prashant Agarwal encouraged everyone to join the drive. “There is no substitute for human blood as it cannot be manufactured. Donating blood is a noble cause and a selfless act which helps save lives. Giving your blood to someone in need is a gift, and just as important as donating organs since it’s like offering someone a chance at life. Donating your blood to someone is one of the most positive ways to help someone in need,” he exclaimed. There are several benefits to donating blood that helps to both donor & receiver like:   Proper blood flow for us Repeated blood donations may help with proper blood flow. Stress and unhealthy diet can make your blood hypercoagulable. It essentially makes our blood thick and slow moving. Donating blood helps to release those extra toxins from human body.   Balance iron levels in Human Body: Too much iron in our body is actually harmful. Our iron levels benefits greatly when we donate blood. Every unit of blood we donate, we lose about one-quarter of a gram of iron.   Improve someone else’s health Our blood donation helps someone to dealing with cancer, bleeding disorders, and chronic anemia. Storing our own blood could be beneficial to us in the case that a compatible donor wouldn’t be available. So each drop of donation matters.   Countless lives are saved every day due to generous donors who give of their own blood for the benefit of others. Life is precious and so is being a life-saver.    

Some of us find it very difficult to say ‘No’ to people. To say ‘No’ to someone is so hard that we just say ‘Yes’ to things we can’t do or do not want to do. Why do we say ‘Yes’ for things we should say ‘No’? There can be various reasons as follows: 1. We are afraid to say ‘No’ as we want to avoid confrontation; also we don’t want to let people feel bad. 2. We are afraid to say ‘No’ because we want to please other persons. We do not want to let down our image of being very nice. 3. Fear of rejection by the other person. 4. Fear of other consequences, e.g., when we say ‘No’ to people, who are in higher position than us like our boss, parents, senior officials, then there is a fear of the consequence. 5. We do not want to hurt the other person, e.g., most parents just hand over whatever the kid demands because they do not want to hurt them.   We all know the power of yes. ‘Yes’ can be life-giving, exciting, and intoxicating but only when we mean it. But ‘When our hearts aren’t behind it, ‘Yes’ can be depleting. When we say yes because we are supposed to, or because we are trying to please someone, then ‘Yes’ can drain out our energy and potentials.   Saying “No “isn’t easy. That is because the word “No” tends to be associated with negativity. Saying “NO” could even be viewed as hurtful or selfish. But, it is better to say “NO” if we are genuine and cannot uphold it.   How to say ‘No’?   Be Polite: The manner in which we say ‘No’ is very important. The tone, body language and the audacity of ‘No’ plays an important role in not hurting the other person. The proper manner to say ‘No’, you can say, ‘I will be happy to do it but…’  ‘I wish I could do it for you….’   Offer a consolation prize: If you can’t fully grant someone’s request, think of a way you can still do something to help out. When you explain your scenario and express a sincere interest in helping someone, they will understand your ‘No’ in right perspective.  Offer a consolation Prize: If you can’t fully grant someone’s request, think of a way you can still do something to help out. When you explain your scenario and express a sincere interest in helping someone they will understand your “NO” in right perspective.   Finally, saying ‘No’ is not a bad or selfish action. It helps us to concentrate on what is important to us, so that we can get our version of success much faster. Saying ‘No’ will also help everyone around us to develop and solidify the incredibly important habit of self-reliance. It will also Help us to avoid the negative feeling of lack of progress, or even the worse feeling that we are not in control of our own life.

Life flows effortlessly, moment to moment, like a huge gushing river. Every moment, we have the choice, to go with the flow, or to resist it. That is our free will, which is always available to us. In any given situation, we decide what is best for us, and act accordingly. These actions may or may not be in the direction of the flow of life. If our actions arise as a result of connecting to our inner being, as a result of intuition, and as a result of love, then it is likely that we are always with the flow of the cosmos. If our actions arise from fear, jealousy, anger, guilt, shame or greed, if they arise from self preservation and safety, then it is likely that we don’t trust the Universe, and our actions are likely to be resistant in nature, and are likely to be against the flow of life.   Giving up resistance for what we believe to be true, or what we believe to be our right, or correct, is not easy. We are often compelled and forced from inside, as our ego-mind screams injustice, screams destruction, and forces us to push and resist, in an effort to survive and avoid discomfort. This invariably leads to draining of our energies, for we are but a small speck in the Universe, and we obviously cannot take on the forces of Nature or the Universe. But our ego-mind does not think so, and we try and control and manipulate each and every situation, to our advantage.   Whatever you resist, persist, is a well known dictum. As Pema Chodron says "Nothing will go away, unless you have learnt what it has come to teach you". With our resistance, we tend to block the free flow of energy in many aspects of life. Life is flowing, energy is always flowing, but with our anxiety or greed ridden minds, we tend to become a barrier to the flow of life. "Get out of your own way" is another popular mantra that spiritual gurus give us. What it means, is that we have to soften or drop our resistance to the flow, and let things happen.   Why do we resist that unwanted things or situations, or situations that bring us discomfort? We resist because we don’t want to have that experience. But we are here on this earth, in order to experience. And we are here to have every sort of experience, not only the good or positive or beneficial ones. We are Source Energy which has incarnated in this physical form, in order to experience and learn. We have chosen our lessons much before we were born. But having forgotten all that, we tend to resist in many situations, without realizing that resistance often means negatively engaging with the situation and going against the flow. And resistance or escape also means we lose a valuable change to get a particular experience, which might hold great gifts or insights for us.   Common sense tells us that navigating a river downstream is a hundred times easier than navigating upstream. And downstream needs no effort. In fact, it requires you to cease effort, and relax, and let yourself be carried by the river of life. Starting with small things, try softening your resistance. Then your can do the same to the big things in life. And you will discover how life suddenly improves, becomes more interesting and how you find more joy and peace in your life.   For Donate money , Click on : Online Donation

We Indians never fail to immerse ourselves in the mythological tales of our Gods and Goddesses! Yet, the same people who pray to the Goddesses daily are the ones that wish for more sons to be born in the family. It is really surprising that even after the birth of a girl child being associated with prosperity, people largely favor having a boy child. This mentality has a very bad effect on the sex ratio of India and eventually on the overall society. 11th of October every year is observed as International Day of the Girl Child worldwide. This day is dedicated to talking about the issues related to baby girls. Major ones being female feticide, discrimination among girl and boy child, and many other issues that the little girls have to face both before and after they are born. These issues are not only observed in India but many parts of the world. The major reason for this type of culture is the dowry practice in marriages and boys being considered as future bread earners of the family. International Girl Child Day is celebrated every 11th October to make sure to reach as many people as possible with these revelations. The unspoken issues must be talked about in front of the whole world. All these issues are a result of a patriarchal society that has defined gender roles which are high in the favor of men. The roles are reversing every passing day, men are getting more involved in household chores, and more and more women are becoming career-oriented. But there is still a not so fine line that is drawn by the society between men & women. And these differences start from the time before even a child is born! The detection of a baby’s gender while he/she is in the womb of a woman because this practice widened the sex ratio of India largely. There are still many places where there is high discrimination between girls and boys even if they are siblings, the boys are sent to school whereas girls are expected to do household chores. This is similar to child labor as education is put aside and chores are given more priority. There are many other things where clear  discrimination can be seen among boys and girls like sports, bike riding, and traveling alone. While boys are given more and more freedom to pursue their hobbies and dreams, girls are expected to be homely, shy & docile with little or no hobbies other than cooking & stitching. These aspects largely affect the demography of India and that too in negative ways. International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated to make sure that such issues are brought to light and steps are taken to eradicate them from society. Another matter that is brought into perspective by the International Day of the Girl Child is the rights of the girl child under the constitution. Education & Nutrition are more topics that are raised on this day to emphasize the lack of these two necessities for girls. The Major motives behind the observance of International Day of the Girl Child are as follows:  To ensure equal rights for the girl child  To aware people about the necessary health & nutrition for girls  To ensure equal opportunities for girls  To explain the importance of a girl child to people  To motivate girls to join schools or skill development  To change the sex ratio that is currently against the girl child  To ensure gender equality in the world The ministry of women and child development works towards addressing the issues that are related to the girl child. The government of India has also framed welfare schemes for girls to ensure the empowerment of girls. Two of the most popular welfare schemes for girls are “Beti Bachao Beti Padao” which focuses on educating the girl child and another is “Sukanya Samridhii Yojana” that helps parents save money for the future of their girl child. There are many efforts made by the government and other authorities towards the welfare of girls in India, but the actual change starts when we the common people take actions for breaking stereotypes. Let us all come together and pledge to make the world a better place for little girls!  

It goes without saying that mom is the toughest, most rewarding person out there and never a day passes by where we aren’t grateful to her hard work and sacrifice for our families. This mother’s day let’s take a special chance (although…everyday is a new opportunity) to say that we love her and thank her for everything she does.   “It’s interesting to know that when we want to express how important something is, we describe it as the “The Mother of all”. The phrase in itself describes mother as the supreme. She’s the universe that encapsulates very form of life”.   As we anticipate this Mother’s Day, let’s look at few phrases that point us to realize many ways in which mothers play an important part in the world. To spark a new appreciation, maybe reflecting on how strong the word “Mother” is, will help you insure that she is honored well and even inspire meaningful ways to honor your mother on this Mother’s Day.     Mother Nature: There’s no doubt why nature is referred as our mother. Nature is the generous provider of all the things in the world. It nurtures, protects and gives birth to different floras and faunas. Calling nature a “Mother” is a common personification of nature that focuses on the life-giving and nurturing aspects of nature by embodying it, in the form of the mother.   Mother Board:   This central part of a computer is its heart which enables all the other programs to keep running well. Similarly, moms seem to have a unique ability to operate on so many levels simultaneously. We should appreciate her skills for constantly being attuned to and connecting with the different emotional needs of our family. Imagine how exhausting it would be to be alert on so many fronts?   Mother Tongue: There would be no communication without a common language that we adhere from the beginning of our life cycles. From the first word “MAA” itself, how the child speaks, reacts and communicates is a reflection of its mother’s. It’s really important to have someone who understands our words and our actions in the rawest form. Mothers have this gift of “reading between the lines” and so their connection with our language and expression is exclusive.   Mother Ship: From here, people set out in smaller crafts to find their own way, knowing they can always return for supplies, support, and sustenance. One of the greatest gifts a child can have is a mother who knows how to help them hoist their sails and strike out on their own while always knowing they have the home port to go back to. This is selflessness at its richest.   The word “Mother” is a complete identity in itself. It has always been and always will be the best synonym of loving, caring, giving and nurturing. She is the one whose love never fades and will remain as the most special and the dearest. No matter how far we go to revolutionize a perfect term for everything that’s extremely special, we would land up to a word that has got the most distinct meaning – MOTHER.   For Donate online :  click on : Donation for Trust 

Shreya Ghoshal has proved it yet again that she is the modern day queen of melody as she mesmerized a houseful of audiences at the 4- day concert in United Kingdom. The concert incepted at Netherlands on 4th May and continued to Birmingham (5th May), London (6th May) and finally concluded in Leicester (7th May).   The audience cheered and applauded Shreya for her performance while she sang their favorite tracks. Shreya managed to keep the audiences captivated from beginning till the end and left them wanting more. It was a well organized Songs Concert and the promptness of the people associated added to the pitch of it. Narayan Seva Sansthan UK, a subsidiary of Narayan Seva Sansthan (non- profit organization for the disabled and the destitute) integrated with the event as the charity partner and scored great appreciations among the attendees.   President, Mr. Prashant Agarwal was present in United Kingdom to address the audience about the functioning of the Sansthan. A Five Minute documentary was played at the event to make the audience acquaint with the philanthropic strides of Narayan Seva Sansthan. Also, literature about the organization and a brief was provided to the audience through a Media Stall at the venue.   Narayan Seva Sansthan is aiming to create awareness about its practices and the services that the Sansthan provides both nationally and internationally, so that more and more people associate to its cause of global welfare. Disability awareness and breaking stereotypes related to it as equally important for the patients living abroad as it is in India. In its journey so far, Narayan Seva Sansthan has religiously treated patients worldwide. Associating with events like these provide a huge platform to make people familiar with the disabled community and gives a great stage to convey our message.   Narayan Seva Sansthan aims to create a more inclusive society where everyone is treated equally and accepted in their most natural form. Disability is nothing more than a mentality that we need to break, and Narayan Seva Sansthan is constantly doing it with a number of activities.   Shreya Ghoshal Concert was attended by approximately 1500 attendees giving spectators a bigger experience. Narayan Seva Sansthan is an Internationally Acclaimed Organization and Events like these connect more people in its vision to bring a positive change for the Physically Impaired.

5 Quotes of Rabindranath Tagore you need to read right now, to change your philosophy about Life!   7th May- The Birth Anniversary of A Great Poet, Nobel Laureate and the Author of our National Anthem Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore. His immense contribution in shaping the Nation’s conscience during the National Movement and beyond shall always be cherished. But while talking about him, how can we forget his life- changing philosophies, who else can inspire us better than Rabindranath Tagore, to live our best lives. Through his writings, he covered every aspects of life – love, friendship, courage, challenges, difficulties, education everything. Let us share with you some of those philosophies here in this blog- Education:     Education is turned into a meaningless competition today, where young minds are forced into participating every day. Getting good marks and degrees is being given most importance, than acquiring real knowledge and implementing it to create something meaningful. That's why we need to remind ourselves what 'education' really means. What is the value of education if we forget to appreciate the gifts of nature, abandon kindness and become afraid to love? Parenting/Teaching:     Often we hear adults saying to younger people "Do you know than us? Do you understand life better than us? And this is how potential stars waste their lives living like lamps. Never limit your children or students with your own limitations. Courage:     Today when the world around us is teaching us to avoid difficulties or take shortcuts, we need to remember that Rabindranath Tagore taught us to fearless and face all the dangers and difficulties in life. Optimism:     In spite of so much progress and development, more and more people are becoming pessimist. Next time you think about giving up, remember these lines by Tagore. Mind :     Law of Attraction. We are programmed from our childhood by people around us to think and feel according to what is happening to us. If life is going good, feel good. If life is going tough, feel bad. Most people live their whole lives never realizing the catch point.   We hope following his philosophies will not only transform your life but will also inspire you to study your mind!

Disability, be it physical or mental has largely misunderstood by the society. While some fail to understand the condition, others might be totally insensitive to it.  Even there are people who believe it as a curse.   How does one define disability?   According to WHO, the term disability is an umbrella term for any kinds of physical or mental impairments, participation restrictions and activity limitations. It mainly refers to the inability of person affecting his participation and normal functioning in the societal structure caused of environmental, genetic or personal factors. The term disability is precisely used when encountering basic difficulty in performing physical tasks.   Why is it important?   To ensure sustainable Development of economies in the world, it is of utmost importance to treat this social agenda with seriousness. When people with disabilities are given the tools to self dependence and skill sets, they can act as contributing members to the society and the economy, making it more valuable. Disabilities caused by accidents, ageing, illness, and genetic reasons often even affect the health conditions of the individuals.   Social development and disability go hand in hand. When people with disabilities are lower on priority list, they are more likely to live in poverty without their basic amenities and rights.   Similarly, the increasing incidence of poverty will give rise to disability due to their inability to afford the treatment. This is a never ending cycle that can only be stopped when people with disabilities are allowed to become educated and employed giving them opportunities of healthcare, nutrition and social interaction. If it doesn’t happen, the conditions are supposed to worsen and affect the economic well being of the nation.   When disability is misunderstood   While there are several benefits and welfare options given to persons with disabilities by governing bodies, they are often marginalized by the society. Exclusion of the disabled is seen as a cultural norm and often associated with religious beliefs, especially those of being cursed. Families with disabled members in rural societies often blame the mother for a disabled child and often use harsh ways to ill- treat them.   However, things are looking up slowly, albeit surely. With advanced medical and healthcare options, special schools, vocational training and increased presence of non-profit organizations, the lives of people with disability are improving in all sectors of society. With the intention of teaching individuals about living with their limitations while learning new skills, people with disability today are more independent than ever.   For more Details : Click on : https://www.narayanseva.org

When it comes to talking about a change, we as a society can do it very well but the youth of our nation is the force responsible to execute it. By responsible, I do not mean there is an obligation to do so but there is an urgent need to get into the pit to clean the dirt everybody is busy cribbing about. In a country like ours, despite the majority of the population being young, ambitious and driven; development still seems farfetched and this is simply because of the lack of channelizing the energy and allotting the resources to optimize and begin with.   With the energy, vitality and new ideology; there is a wider scope of transformations in the kind of circumstances we live in and that’s what we should be expecting. There are two areas in particular to consider: the transition towards being a developed country and the change in population.   Irrespective of the numerous achievements and developments of our country, there is a very minute percentage of our population to have got benefitted from it  and there is a lot to be worked on to make the nation a place to live in for all. The lifestyle and life standards given to the youth is far better than what their previous generations had lived in and this gives birth to a changed series of thoughts and a spontaneous will. India is keen for their young people to become involved in civil society and develop political interest as this is seen to be a vital part of the development of the country. In many ways it would appear to be a great deal of pressure being placed on the younger generation to move India into more developed and progressive country. Regardless of the pressure, what ensures a common goal for all is Education. The better educated the young people are, the more likely they are to participate fully in civil society according to available research. Therefore, increasing the level of education across the country is important to develop the skills in the young people to enable to undertake the type of jobs that will help India develop.   There is a rising need to revolutionize thinking generally in society in order to develop an aspiration for education and a certainty that education is important to improve the standards of living for one and all. For the poorest people earning a living may be more important than education and even young children are required to contribute. Child labor is still a major issue in India and other issues like caste and religion add up to the ultimate pile up of causes behind the problem. An objective learning and rational thinking right from the beginning will result in a strong headed child and later a determined adult very well capable of differentiating between wrong and right.  

How often do we complain to the almighty and ask for our worldly desires, and how frequent do we express our satisfaction with what we have got and settle for a happy life? Human as species has become greedy and unsatisfactory, therefore continuously hops on more. From one level to another one and then to another one, making it an unending process finally coming to a stop with a stop on person’s breath. We start to run in the race to achieve more and be able to increase our affording power, a person tries for happier and wealthier life and when he becomes the level of rich he preferred for, his expectations increase and he does not think about stopping there itself. And for some reason if he is not able to achieve extra than what he should have settled for, he needs someone to blame and in usual case, it is the god to be blamed for.   Irony being, when its was you to have moved forward in the pursuit of finding extra and better, you left your current to achieve your tomorrow and god is blamed for your greed. Simply not differentiated between need and greed and merging the two to label it as need is the incorrect way to go about it. Any satisfaction that a human works for is just the temporary worldly materialistic satisfaction which is short lived and only keeps quiet until your greed knocks again on your door.   The real lasting happiness lays in the stagnant introspection of how much do you actually need of this? And your heart will lead the way ahead. A very accurate example being of hunger. If one is hungry even after 4 meals a day and he hogs on more just to fill his want, he will end up being sick because he went ahead of his body requirements. Similarly, there is a limit to your body and life and when you move past them, the growth starts declining and comes the stage of degeneration. Exactly this marks a certain kind of downfall when person invests in his own deterioting cycle to jump higher.   One should be content and thankful for all worlds and still continue to achieve excellence in whatever does. Asking for more is different than striving for perfection and that is how one should be moving forth with. Only this time, the striving is not born out of unsettling feverishness, but instead out of calm self control.   For more Details : click on : https://www.narayanseva.org

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started” -Mark Taiwan   The worth of human life can be established only by moral evaluation. Once you decide that if, your inner self considers a certain act righteous then you won’t remain indecisive and indolent towards it but rather work to achieve it. Just think how much a human being hopes of receiving blessings from almighty and this is the key to achieve it.   You cannot succeed by absconding or showing disregard towards your duties. Kind and discern persons are not fearful and always walk with confidence towards achieving their goals.When their duties call them, they keeping trust in god and overcome all the obstacles and hurdles that come in their way to be successful.   For real success you don’t need money and power, but a strong will. Strong will is the only thing which helps us and if we do not succeed in, then our life will not be fruitful.   We should not do or act in a way by which we face embarrassments. You should always move forward not backwards. Those who do not have the courage to rise in life, their life sink into abyss.   All the successful people in this world have worked very hard to achieve their success. They toiled day and night and attained the heights of success.   The difference between unsuccessful and the successful people is that the successful people are completely dedicated towards their work, which we do not have. We don’t want to work hard for this.Instead of learning new things and gaining knowledge we waste our time in irrelevant activities. We want to achieve many things but we don’t do anything and shift our focus completely on different things.   The outcome is, as our efforts so the results.   The key to success is Motivation. Motivation is most certainly the secret to success in life. While staying motivated can be incredibly difficult, it can also be extremely rewarding over time. The motivated person is far more able to cope with stumbling blocks and overcome potential limitations on the road towards achieving their dreams.   Staying motivated is also a way that you can ensure you take action on a daily basis. But, what are the ways that we can stay motivated even when times are tough and we don’t feel like putting in the work on a given day? How can we still push forward even when nearly every fiber in our beings are screaming that we should either take a break or possibly even give up?   Find things that inspire you. Find others who’ve achieved the success that you’re after and look to emulate them. Focus on developing the right amount of willpower to see things through.   If something means enough to you, you’ll do what it takes to achieve it. The secret to success in life won’t work when there’s no fuel to drive the engine.   Of course, you’re going to hit some resistance along the way. But be persistent. As Confucius once said, “It does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop.”   For more information or queries kindly contact :  info@narayanseva.com https://www.narayanseva.org

 A healthy mind depends on not only good food and water, but a healthy lifestyle and a recommended sleep cycle. Sound sleep cycle helps you in maintaining a good lifestyle throughout our entire lifetime. Not only does it help maintain our physical and mental health; rather it also helps in maintaining a decent and healthy lifestyle along with ensuring safety from a number of fatal diseases. Providing rest to our body after the entire day’s fatigue and hectic schedule ensures a better preparation for the next day’s routine with greater stamina, freshness and energy.  Night’s sleep is the period when our brain supposedly retrospect and rectifies the entire day’s tasks. How aware and attentive a person is next day depends on the amount of sleep hours and its adequateness.  Several physical, mental and emotional issues are associated with lack of proper sleep which causes a mental ruckus to the person and people around him. Getting enough sleep is one of the necessities in life and it helps in making an individual sharp and smart over the span of their lifetime.   The question now arises is how much sleep is adequate for whom?   Because age is the key factor affecting a person’s sleep routine and requirements of the body. So, here are the minimum sleep requirements ranging from all the ages according to the National Sleep Foundation;   Age                                     Daily Sleep Requirement Newborns (0-2 months)         12-18 hours Infants (3-11 months)            14-15 hours Toddlers (1-3 years)                12-14 hours Preschoolers (3-5 years)        11-13 hours Young children (5-10 years) 10-11 hours Adolescents (10-17 years)      8.5-9.25 hours Adults                                        7-9 hours   With the above listed requirements, the needed question to ask is, how well do we follow it? Lack of sleep causes lack of rest for the previous day’s work and thus, causing low energy and drowsiness for the next day’s work. This makes the person low on activeness and more lethargic towards life and day to day activities. Comprehensively, at this point, the measure of rest we require every night diminishes consistently all through our childhood up to our adulthood, when it levels out and stays pretty much steady. The measure of rest we really get likewise diminishes all through life, in spite of the fact that for an assortment of reasons sleep need and sleep accomplishment is not generally in line.   Sleep deprivation:   Lack of proper sleep can cause physical problems in a body starting from hitting the immune system to opening up the body to variety of viruses. The above happens because of a protein called cytokines. This is released by our body during our sleep and is needed in increased numbers during a sickness, but lack of sleep causes less release and in fact causes weakened defense mechanism for our body to fight outside germs and viruses. Long-term lack of sleep also increases your risk of obesity, diabetes, and heart and blood vessel (cardiovascular) disease, stress and over thinking, and this has to be taken seriously in consideration to the number of heart attacks increasing over the years.    Thus, it can be concluded that a good day starts from a good night itself. For more Details : click on : https://www.narayanseva.org

Most communications today occur online, be it sending emails, processing payments, maintain schedule or communicating with people. If you are a professional who largely depends on the internet, navigating through new visual features is already considered familiar. But imagine doing all these with your eyes closed. This is exactly what the web seems like to the visually impaired users. It is important to remember that every day, millions of visually impaired people who use the internet face many problems.   Just like anyone else, the internet is essential to the blind community as it helps them with various activities like gathering knowledge, entertainment and what not. Also, the tasks that cut down the need of physically travel and inconvenience such as Online Shopping, Bill Payments etc can be indisposed to the community. But are these things easy?  Are these accessible to them?   Navigating through the Internet without Vision! Gaining access to the internet for the visually impaired is frankly an expensive, tedious and litigious affair. The internet is primarily a vision mode of communication with few additional options for sound. So, this makes it very difficult for a blind person to navigate through the web comfortably. Although Screen Readers do make it easier for these individuals to learn what is displayed on the screen, but it isn’t easy. Screen Readers essentially do just that, read any content on the screen with an Audio or Braille Output. Advanced version of Screen Readers are available today that decipher different types of content like Texts, Links, Pages, Photos etc. Certain Screen Readers delineate the link between the internet and the visually impaired individuals.   But is that Good Enough? The answer should be no, empathically! While these options convert visual matter into something that is compatible with the blind individual, it isn’t sufficient. The tools offered with Screen Readers are only efficient if the information found on the website is efficient. Websites without any accessibility features are not that compatible with Screen Readers which is again a major challenge for the visually impaired users to comprehend the information. While the technology allows these users to be able to read any content, most of the websites today are not geared up towards accessibility to the blind community.  Adapting websites to the special needs of the visually impaired is often considered an afterthought, which makes it difficult to the users to access most sites with ease. The difficulty level of accessing the web also depends on the severity of the visual impairment that can range from Color Blindness, Partial Blindness to Complete Blindness.   What Can Be Done? Making websites more accessible and compatible that in turn enhance the navigation and overall satisfaction of internet is a must. The needs of these people are extraordinary and a few steps can conclude better functionality of gadgets for them. Narayan Seva Sansthan, is an Non- Profit that regularly works for the developmental innovation for by birth visually impaired children and is constantly taking efforts to incorporate a change in the way we pursue things for the Visually Impaired. A few Steps go a LONG WAY!  

Without even acknowledging the fact consciously, one tends to ‘feel bad’ for a disabled. This feeling is nothing but sympathizing with the person. A differently able person deserves equal treatment and wishes to be seen and felt normally but In order to be nice to them, we become over the top helping and this gives them a sense of helplessness. A feel that, because they cannot do it, you are doing it for them and this makes them feel handicapped.   Handicapped is not a condition, it’s an emotion. A feeling a differently able goes through when he/she is provided everything and not made to work for it. In a situation like this, one should be acting as normal as he/she is with others and help them do something themselves and earn it for themselves is the correct way to go about it. Differently able is well aware of his disability but the fact that everybody he meets keeps on reminding the same thing over and over again and thus, hurting them emotionally over something they can’t control physically.   A total contrast from the emotion of sympathy comes the term empathy. Though it’s impossible to gather the amount of courage it takes, but understanding the pain a person goes through, through his own perspective. It is like imagining yourself in his/her shoes and living the life they go through and then deciding if your actions can hurt them or not. Psychologists say, empathizing is the best kind of affection you can offer to a person with a disability and it is very important for the people dealing with victims or patients of mental or physical disability to understand the difference between sympathy and empathy and significance of the latter. A person, irrespective of the world class medical facilities can still get offended with just a word from your mouth and it won’t take a minute for all the sympathizing and pity to backfire on you. Everything you say verbally or non verbally including body language counts up to the kind of response you will get in a treatment or in general life. Empathizing with someone who has dealt with all the pity before can actually turn the tables in your favor and you not only can make the person happy but learn how it feels to be them. You can’t change things beyond your control but at least this will make them feel that they are not alone and somebody feels for them.   “If you want to do good to them, Understand how it feels to not be able to do good for self, You and they will then come at par, Maybe this can decrease the pain they have gone through.”   For more information or queries kindly contact info@narayanseva.com https://www.narayanseva.org

Akshaya Tritiya or ‘Akha Teej’ is celebrated on the third day in the month of Vaishakha (Vaisakha Shukla Paksha Tritiya) every year. In the year 2021, it is falling on Friday, 14th of May. Akshaya Tritiya's meaning lies in its very name, ‘Akshaya’ means inexhaustible or something that can never be destroyed. It is considered as the most auspicious day for new beginnings and is one of the most auspicious observances for both Hindus and Jains.  Lord Parshurama – who was Lord Vishnu’s sixth incarnation – was born on this day and Shri Veda Vyasa began writing the Mahabharata with Lord Ganesha on this very day. It is also believed that Sat Yug started on this day as well. It is a promising day for all good deeds, especially for marriages, inaugurations, and for a donation of anything. Any venture that is begun on Akshaya Tritiya brings much prosperity.  This day brings prosperity and luck and the deeds done today are 1000 times more eventful and powerful than the rest of the days. Therefore, this day is considered appropriate for marriage, making new beginnings and also for donations. Akshaya Tritiya marriages are said to be long-lasting and fruitful always and therefore there is no need to think twice before setting it as the wedding date.  Top things to donate this Akshaya Tritiya- Offerings to Forefathers: It is said that the Akshaya Tritiya is the best day to lend any kind of offerings to our forefathers. The benefaction made today by us goes directly to them and treats them. This is a good day to gather blessings and wishes from our forefathers. You can make a 5-course meal and offer them to your forefathers during Akshaya Tritiya Puja.  Feeding Food and Water to Stray Animals: It is said that feeding food and water to stray animals is the cause of the almighty. Although feeding the animals should be a regular practice, on this day, it brings extraordinary and exceptional luck with happiness. Reach out to such animals, feed a cow or a dog. In return, you will be showered with unconditional love and loyalty by God.  Donate Food to the Needy: Bhagwat Gita Says “There is no greater donation than the donation of food”. And it is indeed true, and also there is no bigger happiness than the satisfaction you get after making a noble deed. So, what better day to do this than Akshaya Tritiya? Make this day a lot more auspicious by including feeding a hungry stomach in your list of donations. Do this and the blessings you end up with will fill your lives with wealth. The blessings you will receive from a starved person for satisfying his/her hunger or quenching his/her thirst will be immeasurable. The blessings of the Almighty can be attained by helping those in need. You can start it by donating to Narayan Seva Sansthan that pledges to feed thousands of hungry people daily.  Donate Clothes and books to the underprivileged: Just like food, clothes are also one of the necessities. Donating food polishes your luck and is many times more significant in removing obstacles for wealth accumulation. Donate clothes to the poor and the underprivileged and spark their lives with a little effort!  You can also help people who are in need – you can fund a child’s education or sponsor books for ensuring quality education for those who cannot afford it.  Donating Vermillion: The couples who donate vermillion are said to have long-lasting and loving marriages. The donation of sindoor on Akha Teej increases trust, love, and bonding among married couples. It is also said that if married women donate vermillion on this auspicious day, it increases the life of their husband.  Donating Sandalwood: Sandalwood is considered very pious in Hindu mythology and is therefore used in almost every Hindu temple as an adornment of God. Donation of Sandalwood on Akshaya Tritiya keeps you safe from accidents and brings you good health.  Donate to make a Life better: What is better than giving someone a new and better life? Give a new start to yourself by helping and easing someone’s pain. So, help us make someone’s life better on this day! Help Narayan Seva Sansthan with the cost of corrective surgery for people who are born with a disability. These surgeries will help someone who cannot afford their treatment and become the most fulfilling and virtuous deed you can do this Akshaya Tritiya. The result? Trust us it will change the way you see your life. There are thousands of individuals who need a little support from you. Akshaya Tritiya is the perfect occasion to make a difference to the lives of people around us with your contribution towards a cause.  There’s nothing more consummating and satisfying than to celebrate a festival like Akshaya Tritiya with the souls that need them the most!  

What if someone you know, someone you care immensely for is diagnosed with a medical condition? How will be their future? How will they cope up in the real world full of judgments?  Experienced a spine chill when questions like these arise?    The word 'disabled' is mostly related to people who are diagnosed particularly with some kind of mental and physical condition.  The word isn't totally incorrect – there are the conditions that often restrict normal functioning in major social situations. But the point remains, why are we calling them disabled?   Disabled vs. Differently Able   The first thing that comes to mind when labeling someone as 'disabled' is the action itself. People aren't and shouldn't be labeled as anything, least of all, disabled. Who they are as a person is not impacted by a medical condition and it surely doesn't contribute to their identity. While the labeling aspect is important to some, it isn't to most others. The term disabled has not been favored in recent times with several alternatives cropping up. One of these is seeing more favor than others - 'differently able'people. This term is inclusive and offers an equal platform to those who fall under it.   What does it mean to be differently able?   People with mental or physical conditions are differently able because they possess a unique set of abilities and perspectives. Everybody has ability and everybody matters, it's all about acknowledging it. 'Differently able' doesn't hide the fact that your loved one has been diagnosed with a condition, but continues to empower them despite it.   The term differently able recognizes talent and value in everybody and treats them equallyMany differently people are known to flourish and rejoice in life with the right opportunity, support and love.   How can I help?   If you personally know someone with mental or physical conditions, the best way you can help is to provide them unconditional love, support and patience. Get in touch with experts at Narayan Seva Sansthan to understand the conditions and how they can affect their life. Knowledge is the best way to help those around you. You can also help by spreading the word and sensitizing people on the matters of mental conditions. Alternatively, you can also help substantially by volunteering as an individual or a group with NGOs like Narayan Seva Sansthan and making the lives of the differently able easier and happier. You can contribute your time, money or labor. Even the smallest donations or a few hours every week can improve hundreds of lives around you. Take action.

बदलती लाइफस्टाइल और ब्ढ़ते प्रदूषण ने हमारे जिंदगी में तमाम तरह के बदलाव किए है।  इनमें सबसे ज्यादा कुछ बदला है तो अनइ्रतरहकी बीमारियों ने अपनी  जड़े जमा ली है। संक्रामक बीमारियां हमारे शरीर पर अटैक करें, इससे पहले हमें खुद की रक्षा के लिए जरुरी कदम उठा लेने चाहिए, जिससे शरीर रोगमुक्त रहे। सूर्यनमस्कार योगासन में सबसे  असरकारी और लाभदायक सूर्यनमस्कार है। इसमें सभी आसनों का सार छुपा हुआ है। सूर्यनमस्कार का अभ्यास 12 स्थितियों में होता है। इसके आसनो को बहुत ही आसानी से किया जा सकता है। सूर्य मुद्रा हमारे शरीर के अग्नि ततवों को संचालित करती है। सूर्य की उंगली का संबंध यूरेनस ग्रह से है। सूर्य नमस्कार करने से आंखोे की रोशनी बढ़ती है, खून का प्रवाह तेज होता है, ब्लड प्रेशर में आरामदायक होता है और वजन कम होता है। सूर्य नमस्कार काने से कई रोगों से छुटकारा मिलता है। इसे करनेसे आनेवाले साल में हर दिन स्वस्थ जीवन जी सकेंगे। खुद को रोगों से लड़ने के लिए तैयार करना होगा। इन योगासनों की खुबियां यह है कि इसे करने से आप कई तरह की बीमारियों से बच सकते है।   कपालभाति शरीर में ऊर्जा क संचार करने  और तनाव दूर करने के लिए कपालभाति प्रणायाम करें। इससे पूरे शरीर को सही तरह से ऑक्सीजन मिलता है, इसकी सबसे खास बात यह है कि इसके नियमित अभ्यास से नसों में भी ऑक्सीजन आसानी से पहुंच जाता है। यह शरीर को विषाक्त पदार्थांे से मुक्त करता है। ब्लड प्रेशर के मरीजों को इसे करने के लिए सुखासन, सिद्धासन ,पùासन यरा किसी भी आसन में बैठ जाए कमर सीधी रखें और दोनों हाथों को घुटनों पर रखें और नजर को सीधा रखें। सांस लेतेवक्त नाभि को अन्दर की तरफ ले जाएं और सांस बाहर करते वक्त नाभि बाहर हो सांस बाहर आराम से करें। , अनुलोम - विलोम   अनुलोम - विलोम  प्रणायाम को नाड़ी शोधन के नाम से भी जाना जाता है। इस आसन को करने के लिए उम्र का कोई  बंधन नहीं है, हर उम्र के व्यक्ति इसका लाभ उठा सकते है। इसे नियमित रुप से करने पर शरीर की सारी नाड़ियां शुद्ध व निरोग रहती हैं। इसके अलावा इस आसन  का करने से सर्दी , जुखाम व दमा मेें भी काफि राहत मिलती है। अनुलोम - विलोम  प्रणायाम करते वक्त तीन क्रियाएं की जाती है।पूरक, कुम्भक और रेचक। इसको नियमित रुप से 10 मिनट तक करने पर भी  स्वास्थ को कई लाभ मिलते है। इस योग को भी अपनी दिनचर्या में शामिल कर सकते हैं, जिससें आने वाला साल सुखद और रोगमुक्त रहे।

चमत्कारी अनन्नास आयुर्वेद के ग्रंथों में अनन्नास के  गुणों की व्यापक रूप से चर्चा की गई है और इसके सेवन को अत्यधिक फायदेमंद और बलदायक बताया गया है। अनन्नास के पौधों में जनवरी-फरवरी में फल लगना आरम्भ होता है। इसे नवम्बर तक मार्केट में फलों की दुकानों पर सजे देखा जा सकता है। अनन्नास बतौर फल खाने के अलावा रसए शर्बत एवं मुरब्बा के रूप में भी सेवन किया जाता है। अनन्नास मधुर, तृप्तिकारक व स्फूर्तिदायक फल है। इसमें कैल्सियम, फाइबर, ग्निशि और विटामिन सी प्रचुर मात्रा में पाया जाता है। यह पीलिया, उच्च रक्तचाप, यकृत दोष आदि रोगों में बड़ा लाभकारी है। इसमें ब्रोमेलिन नामक एंजाइम भी पाया जाता है, जो प्रोटीन को पचाने, ब्रोंकाइटिस, एब्सेस न्यूमोनिया, गुर्दे के संक्रमण आदि में कार्य करता है। इससे शरीर की प्रतिरोधक क्षमता भी बढ़ती है। इससे गले को ठंडक मिलती है साथ ही गले के रोगों से बचाव होता है। यदि पेट में अजीर्ण  हो तो पके अनन्नास के छोटे-छोटे टुकड़े करके सेंधा नमक और कालीमिर्च का चूर्ण लगाकर खाने से लाभ मिलता है। इस प्रकार अनन्नास ग्रहण करने से पेट के कृमि हफ्ते भर में निकल जाते हैं। जिन बच्चों को पेट में अक्सर कृमि हो जाते हैं, उन्हें उक्त प्रकार से अनन्नास अवश्य देना चाहिए। अस्थमा के रोगियों को सुबह-दोपहर  खाली पेट अनन्नास खाना चाहिए । अनन्नास में रक्त के हर दोष को दूर करने की क्षमता है, इसीलिए इसका सेवन करने व लेप लगाने से त्वचा में निखार आता है। शोधों के मुताबिक दिन में 3 बार अनन्नास खाने से बढ़ती उम्र के साथ कम होती आंखों की रोषनी का खतरा कम हो जाता है। अनियमित माहवारी हो, तो इसके रस का नियमित सेवन करने से माहवारी सामान्य हो जाती है।

‘Narayan Seva Sansthan’ in its mission to help the poor & needy has achieved new heights. It started its journey with the treatment of crippling polio affected people through corrective surgeries and making them stand on their own feet.  Today millions of patients suffering from polio, cerebral parsley and other 'by birth' disabilities have been benefited through the combined efforts of our organization and its service contributors.   Our aim to help the ‘differently able’ individuals and other weaker sections of the society are achieved through the donations received from kind hearted donors who provide their generous support.   The service contributors are helping us to make lives of others better and this time also, they have not let us down. To show gratitude to our donors for the trust they have placed in us, we are organizing a felicitation ceremony on 8th April 2018 in Ahmedabad to confer awards in various categories to individuals from all across the globe, who extended free hand support to improve lives of 15000 ‘differently able’ persons waiting to get treatment.   We appreciate the trust that our kind donors have placed upon us to make the journey of life easier of these ‘differently able’ persons. Your contribution however small matters to us.   It will be  a gala affair where renowned Bollywood star Shri Jackie Shroff and television actor Shri Dilip Joshi, Prashant Agarwal (President - Narayan Seva Sansthan ) will be gracing the event and present the awards in various categories to the service contributors.   ‘Narayan Seva Sansthan’ hopes to set new records in field of serving the mankind through the cooperation it has received from people like you.

Whenever you see a Cause that touches our heart you are possibly, well mostly, driven by the motivation to donate for it, isn’t it? But there are several concerns that engulf you before even making a choice viz. How can I be sure if the money I donate reaches those people? How do they actually utilize the money they raise? Will my donation actually make a difference? Today’s blog will try to answer these basic cautious questions that arise and confuse you from doing what you want! Let’s get started! The Basic Hierarchy! The basic hierarchy of the operational module works on the prescribed format. This was previously a part of a research conducted by Human Rights Commission, UK to provide an insight into the functioning of the NGO’s. The total amount received is divided into 3 main parts – 1.The Program Implementation Expenditure 2.Promotional Activities that help raise funds 3.Administrative and other Miscellaneous costs     So, this is a miniature overview of how your money is utilized when you make a donation to NGO. The organizational Cost Break-Up! There are times when you are more indulged into the cause being optimized ASAP! You need to know how much time the said program will take for the relief of its beneficiaries.  When you donate with a concern like this; that involves immediate rescue or immediate help to the person affected, you can always refer to the project deadline which tells you a definite time frame in which the project is carried out. Also there are various organizational cost breakups provided by NGOs like Narayan Seva Sansthan that define the supremacy of the causes undertaken. For instance by Costs breakup like these you can trust the fact that the value of your money is intact!     The ROI (Result of Investment) Request: It is mighty important to be in touch with the NGO you made a donation to and request a ROI slip if required. Many NGO’s provide a detailed ROI slip if requested by the donor about how the donation is been used by the organization and details (If compelled to provide) of the beneficiary. In many cases the NGOs in India often arrange a call back of the beneficiary for the donor in reverence to the effort provided. The Bottom Line: It’s always best to be wise and most aware while making a donation and to do an insightful research before utilizing your hard earned money for Charity Donation in India As far as donating for a cause is the most generous effort you can make from your side, making sure it lands up the hands where it is required is also your responsibility. Smallest of effort, if done in the right way is enough to start a revolution. For more information or queries kindly contact Support@narayanseva.org https://www.narayanseva.org

मौसम का फल सेव खाने के गुण फायदे एवं लाभ रोज एक सेव खाने से हम डॉक्टर से हमेशा दूरी बनाये रख सकते है। डॉक्टर के पास जाना किसी को अच्छा नहीं लगता है, और अगर एक सेव खाने से हम इससे बच सकते है तो क्या बात है। सेव को एक चमत्कारी फल माना जाता है। सेव  में बहुत से पौष्टिक तत्व होते है जो हमारे शरीर के लिए जरुरी होते हैद्य इसे खाने से शरीर को बहुत से रोंगों से लड़ने की क्षमता मिलती है साथ ही यह शरीर को ताकत भी देता है। अगर आप अपना वजन कम करने के लिए डाइटिंग पर है, तो सेव खाना आपके लिए बहुत फायदेमंद है। क्यूंकि सेव में जीरो कैलोरी होती है, और ढेर सारे पौष्टिक तत्व मतलब इसे खाने से एक तीर से दो निशाने लगेंगें, आप इसे खाकर अपनी भूख शांत करेंगे और मोटे भी नहीं होंगें और साथ ही बहुत से पौष्टिक तत्व आपके शरीर को मिलेंगें। इसके यह फायदे है कि सेव खाने से बहुत सी बीमारियाँ दूर हो जाती है। सेव खाने से कैंसर, डायबतिज, दिल के रोग, दिमाग के रोग सब दूर हो जाते है। सेव खाने के गुण फायदे एवम लाभ 1.   एनिमिया बीमारी दूर करता हैः एनीमिया में शरीर में खून की कमी हो जाती हैद्य इसमें खून नहीं बनता और हीमोग्लोबिन भी कम हो जाता है जिससे खून को लाल रंग मिलता हैद्य सेव में आयरन होता है जो हीमोग्लोबिन को बढ़ाने में मदद करता है। अगर आप रोज सेव नहीं खा सकते है तो कुछ दिन तक रोज खाएं आपके शरीर में आयरन की कमी दूर होगी और एनीमिया रोग दूर होगा। 2.            कोलेस्ट्रोल कम करता हैः सेव में मौजूद फाइबर कोलेस्ट्रोल को कम करने में मदद करता है। ये फाइबर पेट में जाकर ंिजसे मिलता है और कोलेस्ट्रोल को कम करता है। 3.            कैंसर के खतरे को कम करता हैः सेव में मौजूद तत्व पेट, स्तन कैंसर होने से रोकते हैद्य ये व्यक्ति के शरीर में मोजूद कोशिकाएं को कैंसर से लड़ने की ताकत देते है। 4.            सफेद और मजबूत दांत: सेव आपके ब्रश की जगह नहीं ले सकता है लेकिन इसे चबा चबा कर खाने से आपके दाँतों को सफेदी मिलती हैद्य ऐसा करने से मुंह में बैक्टीरिया नहीं होते और उनसे जुडी कोई बीमारी भी नहीं होती है। 5.            डायबिटीज: अगर आप रोज एप्पल खाते है तो आपको 28 प्रतिशत कम चांस है डायबिटीज होने के इसमें मौजूद तत्व शरीर में गुलुकोस की कमी पुरे करते है जिससे आपको इन्सुलिन लेने की जरुरत नहीं पड़ेगी। 6.            वजन संतुलित रखेः मोटापा बहुत सी बीमारी की जड़ होता है और इसे कम करना हमारे लिए बहुत बड़ा सर दर्द होता हैद्य वजन कम करने वालों के मन में हमेशा यह चलता रहता है कि वो क्या खा सकते और क्या नहीं, किस प्रकार अपनी भूख को शांत करें यही सोचते है। सेव में फाइबर अधिक होता है जिससे वजन नहीं बढ़ता है। 7.            अल्जाइमर बीमारी से बचाएः अल्जाइमर मष्तिष्क से जुडी बीमारी है। एक शोध में पाया गया है कि रोज सेव का जूस पीने से अल्जाइमर बीमारी से हमेशा बचा जा सकता है। सेव मस्तिष्क की कोशिकाओं की रक्षा करता है जिससे अल्जाइमर जैसे रोग नहीं होते है। 8.            पाचन सही रखे: पाचन के लिए सेव बहुत अच्छा है। अगर हमारा पाचन तंत्र सही ढंग से काम ना करे तो समझो पूरा शरीर बीमार महसूस करता है। पाचन से ही शरीर के बाकि अंग अच्छे से काम करते हैद्य सेव कहने से पाचन अच्छा होता हैद्य सेव को छिलका सहित खाएं तो फायदा अधिक होगा। 9.            प्रतिरक्षा प्रणाली को अच्छा रखे: सेव खाने से इम्मुन सिस्टम अच्छे से काम करता है। कोई भी रोग जल्दी हमारे शरीर पर प्रभाव नहीं डालते है। 10.          पेट मजबूत करेः आजकल का खानपान ऐसा हो गया है कि हमारा पेट बहुत जल्दी खराब हो जाता है। हम कई बार ऐसी जहरीली चीजें खा लेते है जो शरीर पर तुरंत तो असर नहीं करती लेकिन वो हमारे शरीर पर बुरा असर डालती हैद्य सेव खाने से पेट की गन्दगी निकल जाती है और पेट मजबूत होता है। 11.          पथरी होने से बचाएः गुर्दे में होने वाली पथरी को सेव खा कर रोका जा सकता है। रोज सेव खाने से शरीर में पथरी नहीं होती। 12.          कब्ज/दस्त: यह दोनों ही हमारे पेट से जुड़े रोग है। सेव खाने से ये रोग दूर होते है क्यूंकि इसमें फाइबर अधिक है जिससे कब्ज जैसी शिकायत नहीं होती। छोटे बच्चों को दस्त होने पर सेव को पीस कर खिलाना चाहिए आराम मिलता है। 13.          हड्डियाँ मजबूत करे: सेव में कैल्शियम होता है जो हड्डियों को मजबूती देता है। 14.          चेहरा की खूबसूरती बढ़ाये: सेव खाने से फेस के काले धब्बे दूर होते है फेस पर चमक आती है और आप तंदरुस्त लगते है।  

How To Be Happy?   Happiness cannot be defined very easily; everyone has a different idea of happiness. Some people feel happy when they give and then there are people that feel happy when they receive. For example, for some people happiness is in volunteering or social service and for others happiness is when they receive love or friendship from other people. With such varied ideas about everything, it is not easy to devise a strategy for happiness as it works differently for everyone. But there are some measures or let’s say little steps that can be taken by everyone to be comparatively happier in life. The below methods shed some light on how to be happy for everyone: Find What Makes You happy As mentioned above, the idea of happiness is different for different people and it goes the same for you. You cannot find happiness in the same things that give happiness to your friends or family. For finding out what gives you happiness, you need to reflect on your behavior i.e. your actions and reactions. The simplest way is to find out which of your actions bring out the happiest reactions. It is not difficult to find it out when you are consciously monitoring your actions. First Love Yourself to be Happy Self-love is getting very popular these days, companies are selling many products in the name of self-love like face masks, bath bombs, and scented candles. Truth be told, none of these things work out if you do not truly love yourself. True love for anything comes from within and not from any superficial products. You have to learn to be confident in your skin and put away all the negative thoughts about yourself. Be Selectively Social This is a very important aspect of a person’s happiness. People say you are an average of five of your closest people and it is as true as it gets. You choose your mood by choosing your company and therefore you should make sure to spend more time with happier and optimistic people as compared to pessimistic and toxic people. A simple way to recognize who you should be spending more time can be observing how you feel after meeting a certain person. If you feel satisfied and happy after meeting or talking to someone you should continue to spend time with them. On the other hand, if someone makes you feel exhausted and irritated after interacting with you, it is better to take a step back and evaluate your association with that person. Many studies have shown that spending time around happy people results in increased overall happiness. Stop Comparing Yourself with Others We are living in a world where comparing ourselves to someone else is almost inevitable. The main reason behind this is the constant use of social media as everyone is posting their victories and pretending to have a perfect life. It is very important to understand that like us no one else is highlighting their failures or wounds in front of the world. Because of social media one ends up comparing the best of other people with the not so good parts of own personality. The understanding of our strengths and weaknesses does not come by such comparisons. And if one truly wants to be better, he/she should be focused on self-improvement and not a comparison. If you re someone who uses social media a lot, consider taking a break from social media and you can see a huge difference in your overall happiness. Lower Your Expectations It is a popular opinion that we do not get hurt by what people do, but we get hurt if people don’t do what we expected them to do. Long story short, we get more hurt by our expectations as compared to the actions of others. To avoid being hurt we must expect the least out of people around us. If we are not expecting anything from anyone, then we’ll be happy even if someone does a small thing. Consider Therapy Therapy is something that is always spoken in hushed voices in our country like discussing a crime. Mental health issues are treated like taboo when there is nothing wrong with it! This point is only for people who are facing major issues and are afraid to talk about it. There is nothing wrong with searching how to be happy, but if one is struggling with negative thoughts and sadness regularly then a therapist can help in a lot of ways. A therapist identifies the loopholes in your mindset that are restraining you from being a happy and fulfilled person and helps you in dealing with them.

In older days, choosing your career used to be as simple as following in the footsteps of your parents. A blacksmith’s son would become a blacksmith and a tailor’s daughter would become a tailor. However, the early to mid nineties witnessed the dawn of a hugely liberal, rebellious and free-thinking generation. As is with every generation, this one came up with its own array of phrases and ideologies that would go on to define it during its formative years.   ‘Follow Your Passion’ is one such phrase that has enjoyed the privilege of being in almost everyone’s vocabulary belonging to our generation.   This generation has been quite different in many aspects from the previous ones as we have had no great wars, great depressions or fights for independence. Even if the world is going through more complex turmoil during our age, most of us have been abstracted from the direct wrath of it. This meant that we have had more time on our hands and, more importantly, a consistent pressing question: ‘What is our purpose?’   Let’s try to answer this question by looking at it from different angles.   First of all, most of us would agree that our twenties are really crucial in defining our career choice for the next forty years of our lives. This is the time when we have a lot of physical and mental energy and the will to explore ourselves and the world around us. However, we are spending most of that time in searching our one true passion with which we would like to operate for the rest of our lives.   Secondly, for most of us, as is evident from the lives we have already lived so far, that passion might change in another ten years or so. Probably sooner if we are not strongly dedicated towards it. Post that, we will have to restart this cycle all over again.   Thirdly and most importantly, this kind of thought process is a natural victim to ‘Inward Thinking’. We are spending most of our time thinking about ourselves, our interests and what we would like to do. This thought train, in my opinion, will never lead to true satisfaction or an extremely fulfilling career. Hence, it is as good as useless in guiding us towards our purpose.   The next section is for those of you who are probably asking this question: ‘How should I go about defining my purpose?’   The solution is quite simplistic and involves ‘Outward Thinking’.   Many of us, especially the ones who are currently struggling with their future goals, aspirations and purpose, are absolutely threatened by these kinds of questions:   “So, what do you do?”   “Where do you see yourself in ten years?”   “What are your immediate future plans?”   To add to the mental torture, every once in a while you are intimidated and demotivated by listening to the stories of people who have found their ways in life and seem to have a lot of clarity on their career paths.   However, gaining clarity on your future career path is quite different and seemingly over-simplistic as compared to finding your purpose in life.   Here are some of the questions you may ask yourself to actually find your true purpose in life (Be prepared to accept the reality that your purpose might not be aligned at all with your passion if you have already found it):   Who Am I?   Think of this question as a self-exploratory journey. Deep dive within yourself to find your likes, dislikes, interests and opinions.   What do I do?   This question will help you choose your weapon of mass impact. Think of the things you are really good at, or the skill sets you have developed in yourself till now. Think of the knowledge you would want to impart to others around you or the service you would want to provide them.   While the above two questions focus on yourself, the three questions below are the ones that really matter.   Who you do it for?   Think of the people (or animals if you are animal-loving) you would want to help in the longer term. These are the people (or animals) who will ultimately help shape your purpose and provide you with fulfillment or satisfaction.   What do they need?   Think really hard on what those people want or need. True satisfaction can only be gained if you are able to measure your impact and also, the impact you leave behind actually amounts to something for someone.   How does your contribution change their lives?   Gaining clarity on your impact will keep you motivated enough to move on during times of distress and self-doubt. This driving question will help you stay in the game when things are not going your way.   In the end, we want you to know that this blog is in no way meant to discourage passion-finders or the people who truly believe in the power of passion. This is just a different perspective for those who are struggling and need to change their radar from finding their passions to ‘Doing what’s valuable!’

It is usual to see a model walk down the runway and score appreciations, but what catches the eye is the confidence of a physically impaired on the ramp.   The cause is the Talent and Fashion show - 'Divya 2018- Surat’ which will be envisaged by ‘Narayan Seva Sansthan’ for the Differently Able People on 18th March 2018 in Surat. Keeping in mind the IDPD’s theme "Transformation towards sustainable and resilient society for all', the organization is focusing on removing the stereotypes that surround disability.   The Message? They're not just runway models, they're Role Models.   Mr. Prashant Agarwal, the Global President of Narayan Seva Sansthan shared an insight saying, “As a large segment of the society still perceives the ‘differently able’ as helpless individuals, ‘Divya’ is a small attempt to make a big change in the minds of people; an attempt to make people realize, that the physical condition is not a barrier in fulfilling their dreams.” The event is to be organized in four categories, grouped for people with crutches, calipers, artificial limbs and wheel chairs, where the contestants will unfurl their talents and will make the audience groove on their tunes.  Group dance performances and a special performance by Jiya Shrimali will be the highlights of the event. The chief guests with several other delegates will inaugurate the show, and the founder- chairman of Narayan Seva Sansthan Padam Shree Kaliash ‘Manav’ ji will endow his blessings on all the participants and will boost their morale. It will be enticing to see a lot of paradigms being broken and will make people endure beauty in all body types, ages and disabilities.  Hitting hard on misconceptions, it will be phenomenal to watch beauty in so many facets. Jagdish Patel, one of our ‘differently able’ participants shared ‘I am really excited and I’m looking forward to show that having a disability doesn't need to hold you back'. Narayan Seva Sansthan’s efforts to re-freshen society’s attitude towards the 'differently –able’ people are persistent.   Let’s join hands with a cause that’s enlightening and motivating, not just to its participants but to its audience as well. We invite you to experience a one of its kind show and appreciate the hard work of the stars. Let’s boost their self confidence and eco their sentiments by being a part of their celebration.   This is about Inclusion, this is about Diversity. This is about every individual out there who is holding himself back.

काली मिर्च : इसलिए कहते हैं किंग ऑफ स्पाइस क्या आप जानते हैं कि मसालों का राजा किसे कहा जाता है । यदी नहीं तो जानिए ये है काली मिर्च। इसे किंग ऑफ स्पाइस कहते हैं........ 1. काली मिर्च में कैल्शियम, आयरन, फॉस्फोरस, कैरोटिन, थाईमन, और राइबोफ्लैविन जैसे पोष्टिक तत्व होते हैं। इसमें एक विशेष तरह का रेज़ीन होता है, जिसकी मौजूदगी में किसी भी दवाई का असर बढ़ जाता है तथा दवाई कम मात्रा में भी तेज असर करती है। 2. अपच, कब्ज और एसिडिटी में काली मिर्च उपयोगी है। काली मिर्च टेस्ट बड्स से पेट को संकेत भेजती है और हाइड्रोक्लारिक एसिड का उत्पादन करने के लिए प्रेरित करती है। इसी अम्ल के निर्माण से पाचन संबंधी समस्याएं दूर होती हैं। इसीलिए इसके सेवन से पेट फूलना, अपच, कब्ज, और एसिडिटी दूर हो जाती है। 3. काली मिर्च में फाइटोन्यूट्रीशन होते हैं। इस प्रक्रिया में पसीना ज्यादा आता है व यूरिन भी ज्यादा होता है। इससे स्वतः शरीर की गंदगी बाहर होने लगती है। 4. इससे ब्लड प्रेशर भी काबू में आ जाता है। ब्लड प्रेशर बढ़ गया हो तो छोटी चम्म्च काली मिर्च के पाउडर को आधा गिलास पानी में मिलाकर पीएं। आपका बीपी कंट्रोल होने लगेगा। 5. काली मिर्च मसूढ़ों की कमजोरी दूर करने के लिए अनमोल रतन मानी जाती है। काली मिर्च, माजुफल, सेंधा नमक तीनों को बराबर मात्रा में बारीक पीसकर चूर्ण बना लीजिए और हथेली पर रख के तीन बूंद सरसों के तेल में मिला कर मसूढ़ों पर मलने पर मसूढ़ों की समस्या दूर हो जाएगी। 6. काली मिर्च को दिमाग की थकावट दूर करने के लिए भी इस्तेमाल किया जा सकता है। इससे शरीर में सेरोटिनिन हॉर्मोन बनता है, जो डिप्रेशन दूर करता है। 7. पेपेराईन, एक खास रसायन है जो काली मिर्च में खूब पाया जाता है। यह कमाल का फैट बर्नर है। अक्सर महिलाओं में थायरॉक्सिन लेवल कम होने से तेजी से वजन बढ़ता है। पेपेराईन इस समस्या से छुटकारा दिला सकता है। जिन्हें हाईपोथायरॉयड की समस्या है, सिर्फ 7 काली मिर्च 15 दिनों तक रोज सुबह एक बार, एक साथ खा लें, 15 दिन के भीतर ही असर दिखाई देने लगेगा। 8. गला बैठने में काली मिर्च का सेवन लाभकारी होता है और मुंह के छाले भी ठीक हो जाते हैं।

  James Russell Miller once said, “Nothing else in all life is such a maker of joy and cheer as the privilege of doing good”. It is indeed a great humane gesture to give. It is a way to express generosity and kindness towards the less privileged sections of the society to fulfill our social conscience. Donating for a noble cause can be the most gratifying feeling but many a times we are prone to get hysterical and can rush into the process without checking some significant details about the NGO/ nonprofit. So if you’re here reading this article, pause for a bit before parting ways with your hard-earned money. We want to make sure you understand that there are certain things which need to be kept in mind before you make a donation in India. Here are the things you need to check for, before making your contribution:   Is the NGO/Non Profit registered? The first step you need to take is to look for a proper registration. Registered NGOs in India are eligible to obtain a legal status, seek assistance from government agencies, contract funds and support from the relevant departments. The NGOs registered under the FCRA (Foreign Contribution Registration Act), are eligible to get donations from foreign sources implying a great financial stability of the nonprofit.   Does it provide a Safe Payment Method? The process one follows to make a Donation for NGO is very important. After all, as a donor, you would like to see that the maximum part of your contribution reaches the target NGO. It is mostly safe to avoid making a donation in cash, and instead trying other options such as cheques, or even better, online payments. The donations of Narayan Seva Sansthan are made online through the SSL gateway ensuring security and privacy to the donors.   Do they provide reliable Accountability & Transparency? In recent times, a couple of NGOs have been caught in scams, concealing illegal ways where the donor funds were not being used for the right social cause. Therefore, the nonprofit’s past achievements and financial position over the years is a must to verify before getting involved. Check the NGO’s website, social media presence, ongoing campaigns, contact information, on-ground work, financial details, tax status and other relevant features to decide which NGO you want to give your money to. A reliable NGO is always open to any form of Public Scrutiny.   Are the donations Tax Deductible? Be aware of the fact that the donations for certain NGO’s like Narayan Seva Sansthan are exempted from taxes under section 80G of the Income tax. So, if your philanthropic organization provides you Tax free donation then it’s a cherry on the cake.  Also, not all donations are eligible for Tax deduction, so you are advised to go through the rules before making a decision.   The bottom Line: If you know a reliable charitable organization and want to support it, do the above research and make the best decisions. Lastly, you can also try donating through ways other than money, such as getting involved by devoting your time and skills. Narayan Seva Sansthan is widely hailed as the Top Charity Organization of India and has improved the lives of millions by their cause of providing free treatments and surgeries, skill development, mass wedding ceremonies and what not; for the physically impaired individuals.   For more information visit our website : www.narayanseva.org