Tandon foundation distributes ration kits to 45 widows

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Updated At : 11:43 AM Nov 02, 2020 IST

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Ration kits distributed

Chandigarh: The 11th Monthly Ration Distribution Programme was organised by the Balramji Dass Tandon Charitable Foundation wherein one-month ration kits were given to 45 widows on their doorstep.

This programme, started by the president of foundation, Sanjay Tandon, is held on first Sunday of every month. The first three programmes from January to March were organised at Khuda Ali Sher village where ration kits were provided to widows. TNS

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