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The charitable trust, 'Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Charitable Trust,' in Porbandar, initiated a meal service for needy patients in the government hospital. For 33 years now, they have been providing lunch, including dal, rice, vegetables, and roti, to patients and their families in the rural areas surrounding the city. Additionally, dinner consisting of milk and khichdi is served in the evenings. This service benefits 50 to 100 regular patients and their families.
The founder, Rasikbapa Rotlavalā, began this service by offering meals with round rotis and jaggery 33 years ago. Though he is no longer present, the trust continues to operate, providing lunch and dinner to those in need. Generous contributions from donors also support the economic assistance provided by the trust. In Porbandar, the trust's service has garnered support from various donors, showcasing a selfless commitment to serving those in need.
Nestled in the heart of Porbandar, the 'Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Charitable Trust' stands as a beacon of compassion, dedicating the past 33 years to a simple yet profound mission: feeding the needy with unwavering dedication.
This heartfelt initiative, ignited by the founder - Rasiklal Raichura fondly known as Rasikbapa Rotlavala, is a testament to the power of kindness translated into daily sustenance. Picture a community, bound together by the aroma of dal, the warmth of rotis, and the nourishing comfort of rice and vegetables. This culinary haven extends beyond a mere meal – it's a lifeline for patients and families in the rural expanses surrounding Porbandar.
As the sun dips below the horizon, the trust's commitment deepens. A humble dinner of milk and khichdi is served, an echo of care resonating through the quietude of the evening. The impact? Tangible and heartening – 50 to 100 beneficiaries experiencing not just a meal but a genuine embrace of support.
While Rasikbapa may no longer grace us in person, his legacy thrives, powered by the generosity of donors who recognize the significance of a full stomach in fostering hope. It's not a grandiose tale of gastronomic wonders but a humble narrative of community resilience.
In the vibrant fabric of Porbandar, the trust continues to quietly weave stories of compassion and solidarity. The name 'Rasikbapa' isn't just associated with food; it symbolizes a community rallying together to ensure that no one goes to bed hungry. In a world often enamored by superlatives, here's a story where the extraordinary lies in the simplicity of a shared meal, nurturing both bodies and spirits alike.
Sw. Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Seva Samiti' has been unwavering in its commitment to kickstart the annual food distribution event in Porbandar, coinciding with the 6-day celebration of Janmashtami. This festivity attracts thousands, where while many revel in the joyous celebrations, the less fortunate find solace in the 'Melā' organized by the Seva Samiti. During this time, Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Seva Samiti initiates a remarkable endeavor – the inauguration of a temporary food distribution area, providing sustenance to the needy. In approximately three days, an estimated 3500 individuals benefit from this noble initiative.
Born in Porbandar, the illustrious Rasikbapa Rotlavalā devoted years to serving regular meals to patients at the government hospital and also initiated the annual food distribution in gatherings. Though Rasikbapa is no longer with us, his legacy endures through the tireless efforts of the dedicated volunteers. Year after year, the Seva Samiti continues to operate a food distribution area during the 'Melā,' facilitating the provision of nourishment to thousands.
During the recent Janmashtami celebration, approximately 3500 people enjoyed the benefits of the food distribution area organized by the Seva Samiti. This three-day affair included a diverse menu comprising full meals, buttermilk, and traditional snacks like 'Bundi-Gathiya' and 'Fafda-Chavana.' Going forward, the Seva Samiti plans to continue the food distribution activities for three days in the upcoming years. The menu at the food distribution area includes a variety of meals such as curry and vegetables, buttermilk, and sweets like 'Fafda-Chavana.'
The Seva Samiti's committed volunteers, including Bhavinbhai Samani, Lalabhai Kariya, Kishorbhai Erda, Anilbhai Popat, Vijaybhai, and others, have been actively involved in the service initiative. The legacy of Rasikbapa Rotlavalā lives on, not just as a memory, but as a living testament to the power of selfless service.
The founder, Rasikbapa Rotlavalā, began this service by offering meals with round rotis and jaggery 33 years ago. Though he is no longer present, the trust continues to operate, providing lunch and dinner to those in need. Generous contributions from donors also support the economic assistance provided by the trust. In Porbandar, the trust's service has garnered support from various donors, showcasing a selfless commitment to serving those in need.
Nestled in the heart of Porbandar, the 'Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Charitable Trust' stands as a beacon of compassion, dedicating the past 33 years to a simple yet profound mission: feeding the needy with unwavering dedication.
This heartfelt initiative, ignited by the founder - Rasiklal Raichura fondly known as Rasikbapa Rotlavala, is a testament to the power of kindness translated into daily sustenance. Picture a community, bound together by the aroma of dal, the warmth of rotis, and the nourishing comfort of rice and vegetables. This culinary haven extends beyond a mere meal – it's a lifeline for patients and families in the rural expanses surrounding Porbandar.
As the sun dips below the horizon, the trust's commitment deepens. A humble dinner of milk and khichdi is served, an echo of care resonating through the quietude of the evening. The impact? Tangible and heartening – 50 to 100 beneficiaries experiencing not just a meal but a genuine embrace of support.
While Rasikbapa may no longer grace us in person, his legacy thrives, powered by the generosity of donors who recognize the significance of a full stomach in fostering hope. It's not a grandiose tale of gastronomic wonders but a humble narrative of community resilience.
In the vibrant fabric of Porbandar, the trust continues to quietly weave stories of compassion and solidarity. The name 'Rasikbapa' isn't just associated with food; it symbolizes a community rallying together to ensure that no one goes to bed hungry. In a world often enamored by superlatives, here's a story where the extraordinary lies in the simplicity of a shared meal, nurturing both bodies and spirits alike.
Sw. Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Seva Samiti' has been unwavering in its commitment to kickstart the annual food distribution event in Porbandar, coinciding with the 6-day celebration of Janmashtami. This festivity attracts thousands, where while many revel in the joyous celebrations, the less fortunate find solace in the 'Melā' organized by the Seva Samiti. During this time, Rasikbapa Rotlavalā Seva Samiti initiates a remarkable endeavor – the inauguration of a temporary food distribution area, providing sustenance to the needy. In approximately three days, an estimated 3500 individuals benefit from this noble initiative.
Born in Porbandar, the illustrious Rasikbapa Rotlavalā devoted years to serving regular meals to patients at the government hospital and also initiated the annual food distribution in gatherings. Though Rasikbapa is no longer with us, his legacy endures through the tireless efforts of the dedicated volunteers. Year after year, the Seva Samiti continues to operate a food distribution area during the 'Melā,' facilitating the provision of nourishment to thousands.
During the recent Janmashtami celebration, approximately 3500 people enjoyed the benefits of the food distribution area organized by the Seva Samiti. This three-day affair included a diverse menu comprising full meals, buttermilk, and traditional snacks like 'Bundi-Gathiya' and 'Fafda-Chavana.' Going forward, the Seva Samiti plans to continue the food distribution activities for three days in the upcoming years. The menu at the food distribution area includes a variety of meals such as curry and vegetables, buttermilk, and sweets like 'Fafda-Chavana.'
The Seva Samiti's committed volunteers, including Bhavinbhai Samani, Lalabhai Kariya, Kishorbhai Erda, Anilbhai Popat, Vijaybhai, and others, have been actively involved in the service initiative. The legacy of Rasikbapa Rotlavalā lives on, not just as a memory, but as a living testament to the power of selfless service.
