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On wheelchair, Sirsa activist a pillar of support

Hisar, January 27 Padma Shri winner Gurvinder Singh of Sirsa district is an example of courage and dedication for social service, despite being wheelchair-bound following an accident. Singh set up Bhai Kanhaiya Manav Sewa Trust in 2005, at the age...
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Hisar, January 27

Padma Shri winner Gurvinder Singh of Sirsa district is an example of courage and dedication for social service, despite being wheelchair-bound following an accident.

Singh set up Bhai Kanhaiya Manav Sewa Trust in 2005, at the age of 27, when he saw a group of volunteers serving people at a hospital in Ludhiana, where he, too, was admitted after the mishap. He dedicated his life in service of the homeless, disabled, destitute and accident victims.

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In 2008, he started an ambulance service for accident victims. With nine ambulances, they have served over 3,000 victims. The trust has also set up a school for poor children, where education is free of cost. The trust has also been running a shelter home for the destitute and homeless women and children.

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