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‘Neki ki diwar’ in true letter and spirits

Raj Sadosh

Abohar, December 29

The ‘Neki ki diwar’, installed by Manav Sewa Samiti (MSS) in Abohar and Lions Clubs International in Sriganganagar, has been giving much relief to needy families amid bone-chilling winter as the mercury has already dipped to 4 degrees Celsius in the region. MSS volunteers recently visited Dangarkhera village to distribute hundreds of woollens among needy. Members of the Lions Clubs International, at a recent function, provided 19,340 articles to needy people at ‘Neki ki diwar’. The items included clothes, footwears, blankets, caps, toys, etc.

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