My name is Komal, my village's name is Rampur Halwara, I study in class 7. My school's name is K D Public Inter College, Tihura, Darshan Ayodhya. My father's name is Shri Nanhu Nishad. My father is a farmer. I belong to a poor family. My hobbies are reading and playing Kho Kho. I want to become a teacher after completing my studies. I study in a free Mohalla Coaching Centre, Rampur Halwara, run by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan since a school. I did not know how to read English. Since I joined the coaching, I started learning to read and write English. Now I have started giving my introduction in English. Thank you.

My name is Sonali. My father's name is Amrit Lal. I study in class 8. I study at the Dana-Pani Seva Sansthan's free neighborhood coaching center. Dana-Pani is a means of providing education to very poor children. Our teacher's resolve is that no poor child should be deprived of education. I thank my teacher. At this center, poor children are given all the necessary supplies like notebooks, pens, pencils, etc., free of charge. They also receive biscuits, fruits, sweets, and other food items. The older girls from my village who teach there are very good; they also organize games so that we enjoy learning. You should also send your children to study there so that your child can also get an education.

Today, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan launched the Swachh Sankalp Mission at Ayodhya Cantt Railway Station. People often collect used plastic packaging from their homes and shops. After use, they throw it on the platform or in train compartments, creating a lot of filth around them. Despite knowing that plastic can cause serious diseases like cancer, they continue to use it. Instead of putting it in dustbins, they throw it everywhere, damaging national property and causing great inconvenience to many people. Today, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan and the Ojas Bharat Foundation raised awareness through street plays and rallies, and also cleaned the platform. Since people come from far and wide to visit the Ram Temple, what will they think if they see such filth? Therefore, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan is running the Swachh Sankalp Mission to raise awareness about cleanliness and help Ayodhya move towards cleanliness.

Dana Pani Seva Sansthan launched the Swachh Sankalp Mission in Firozpur village, Ayodhya. During this program, children from the Free Mohalla Coaching Center organized a cleanliness awareness rally in the village. They also delivered the message of cleanliness through street plays. All villagers were administered a cleanliness pledge, along with a clean sweep of the village. Because cleanliness creates a distinct identity for the village and the country and keeps diseases at bay. We all should keep our surroundings clean to stay away from dangerous diseases. The Swachh Sankalp Mission is an initiative aimed at keeping the villages and cities of Ayodhya clean and to make Ayodhya number one in cleanliness in the world. "Only when there is cleanliness in Ayodhya will the country become great."

The Swachh Sankalp Mission was launched by the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan in the village council, Sarai Namu, Sohawal, Ayodhya. During this program, children from the free Mohalla Coaching Center organized an awareness rally on cleanliness in the village. Along with this, the children gave the message of cleanliness to the villagers through street plays and also cleaned their surroundings because cleanliness gives a distinct identity to the village and the country and also keeps diseases away. We all should keep our surroundings clean so that we can stay away from dangerous diseases and build healthy families. The Swachh Sankalp Mission is an initiative that envisions keeping the villages and cities of Ayodhya clean and aims to make Ayodhya number 1 in cleanliness in the world. "Only when there is cleanliness in Ayodhya, the country will become great."

Today, the team of Namami Gange and the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan launched the Swachh Sankalp Mission campaign in Dhannipur village, Sohawal, Ayodhya. Children and volunteers organized a clean-up program near the river, and everyone was also sworn in for a clean India. The Dana Pani Seva Sansthan is running cleanliness programs in villages and cities, along with awareness rallies to raise awareness about cleanliness.

Under the Annapurna Bhojan Seva Abhiyan, run by the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan, nutritious food is distributed to children studying for free to help them develop their bodies and protect them from diseases like malnutrition, which stunts brain development. The institute also organizes health camps from time to time, monitoring children's growth.

Under the "Health is Wealth" campaign run by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan, during Covid-19, a health camp was set up in the ongoing 14 Kosi Parikrama in Ayodhya and all the devotees who came for the Parikrama were served by setting up a free camp. Along with this, everyone's health checkup was done and they were given medicine for leg pain and bandages for injuries. This program is organized every year by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. Every year, almost crores of people come from far off places to do the Parikrama and along with that, a free tea camp is organized. Thousands of people benefit from this camp. And they get some help in completing their Parikrama.

Nari Shakti Utthan Mission, a Dana Pani Seva Sansthan, opened a sewing center for women in Kocha Bazaar, Ayodhya. Thousands of women are trained at this center every year, helping them achieve success in their lives. Ensuring equality in society, eliminating gender discrimination, and preventing violence against women. Providing equal access to quality education to all women and girls. Education is the foundation of knowledge, skills, and self-confidence. Providing women with equal access to employment, property, and financial resources so they can become economically independent. Ensuring women's equal participation in decision-making processes, such as in local bodies, legislative assemblies, and Parliament. Enhancing women's self-esteem and self-confidence, making them feel capable of facing any challenge.

My name is Shivani. I live in Raipur, Ayodhya. I love teaching children and have a unique connection with nature. I teach children for free at the free Mohalla Coaching Center run by the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. The organization is running the "One Tree, Many Lives" campaign at my center. I, along with the organization's team and all the children, organized an awareness walk to raise awareness about trees in my village. I loved it. Previously, I was unknown in my village. This program made me famous, and people praise me a lot. Since joining the organization, I have planted trees in my home and in the homes of many people in the village. Everyone is very happy, and I am also very happy. Thank you, Dana Pani, for giving me so much respect in my village.

My name is Mansi Yadav. I study in Grade 6. I love trees and attend the free Mohalla Coaching Center run by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. I joined the organization's "One Tree, Many Lives" campaign and planted a tree at my home. I water it every morning. I feel very good because our teachers say that trees provide us with oxygen, which keeps us alive. What would happen if the air stopped? Everything would start dying. Therefore, I request all of you with folded hands to plant trees like me and water them so that we can continue to get air and stay alive. I thank Dana Pani for this noble deed.

My name is Triloki Nath Nishad. With the changing weather, life has become disrupted, and new diseases are emerging. The lack of trees and plants is probably the reason for this. Earlier, nature was abundant, and rains fell on time. What a wonderful time that was. Recently, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan was running a program called "One Tree, Many Lives." I spoke with the organization and planted lemon and guava trees on my land. I was told that I would care for them for five years and earn a living by selling the fruit. This would not only alleviate the oxygen shortage but also generate some income and increase my love for nature. Dana Pani, thank you for believing in me.

I'm speaking from Nishad Raj Bal Vidyalaya in Nawabganj, Gonda. My children struggle to find cold water in the scorching heat because we don't have a water cooler. This is why many children fall ill. The water cooler provided by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan has been a boon for our children. They get to drink cold water every day. I'm incredibly happy to witness this moment. Thank you, Dana Pani, from the bottom of my heart for this work. Please continue this noble work and keep moving forward.

My name is Kuldeep Sahu. I am a resident of Gram Sabha Shamsuddinpur. I am a volunteer with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan because I love social service. Today, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, people are coming from far and wide on foot because the government had suspended train and bus services. COVID-19 was spreading rapidly. In such a situation, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan set up a camp for migrants at the Devkali Bypass intersection. People were so afraid of COVID that they were unable to help others. Then I thought, if the organization's members are engaged in service, why should we be afraid? The organization's camp ran for the entire day, and I provided free service. I thank the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for inspiring me to serve the people of my country.

My name is Mohammad Salim. I live in Sahwan village, which is in Faizabad. The COVID-19 pandemic is currently raging. The government has also stopped providing aid. No one is leaving their homes. Therefore, the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan is distributing rations door to door. There is a severe shortage of food at home. Today, we were given rations so that we don't have to go hungry. Because we are in dire need of food right now, I heartily thank the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for this work. Thank you very much.

My name is Ramji Soni. I saw on Facebook that the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan is doing a wonderful job. Many people in Ayodhya are building nests for sparrows. I love being with birds. Whenever I'm upset about something, I go to my garden and sit for a while, which helps ease my stress. I saw from Kafidin that there was a time when we would beg for food from people. So sparrows would build nests in our homes. Their calls would wake us up in the morning, but today they are nowhere to be seen. So I saw the organization working and, along with them, built a nest for sparrows. Now, some birds come and live in it. We still search for that childhood. Thank you, Dana Pani Seva Sansthan.

My name is Phoolchand. I live in the Ashapur Gram Sabha. I love birds. I am delighted to be associated with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan in Ayodhya, which is doing excellent work in sparrow conservation. I often work with this organization. The organization has installed several nests at my house. Sparrows, which previously visited sparrows occasionally, now live in these nests. I wake up every morning to their calls, and it is a wonderful experience. I am very happy. Thank you, Dana Pani Seva Sansthan.

My name is Ram Sevak Prajapati. I live in Gram Sabha Dharampur, Darshan Nagar, Ayodhya. I haven't studied much. I support my family by doing the work my ancestors were doing. I enjoy clay work. In 2020, I joined the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan and, following their advice, I build sparrow nests. Sparrows are slowly moving away from us these days. That's why I enjoy this work and it helps us run our families. Thank you.

My name is Pari. I live in Ferozepur, I study in class 8 of Prathmik Vidyalaya. My father's name is Mr. Prem Kumar and my father is a farmer. My mother is a housewife. We are one sister and two brothers .and in my village a free Mohalla Coaching Center is opened run by Dana Pani Seva Sansthan in which all the children of the village study in the free Mohalla Coaching Center. Dana Pani Seva Sansthan gave me the opportunity to study and I like studying. The studies are very good in my coaching and in this coaching activities are taught through games, along with that, study material and food are distributed to the children and I want to study and become a doctor so that I can help my parent.thank you.

My name is Neelam. I live in Firozpur. I have been associated with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for three years, providing free education to village children. My father is a farmer and my mother is a homemaker. I completed my graduation last year and am now pursuing a B.T.C. I am very passionate about studies and want to become a teacher. I also work with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. My name is Neelam. I live in Firozpur. I have been associated with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for three years, providing free education to village children. My father is a farmer and my mother is a homemaker. I completed my graduation last year and am now pursuing a B.T.C. I am very fond of studying and want to become a teacher. I also work with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. Thank you.

My name is Shivani. I live in Raipur, Sohawal, Ayodhya. My mother has passed away. My father takes great care of me. He loves me very much. I have a B.A. and I had no job. I wanted to do something, to stand on my own feet. I wanted to study further. My dream is to become a teacher, but how can I achieve it? Then I discovered the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan online, which teaches children free of charge through a neighborhood coaching center. The good thing is that I can teach in my own neighborhood, since I never go out. I spoke with the organization's staff, and they asked me for a list of children in my village and neighborhood who do not attend school, are poor, or are needy. They also told me that those who do not attend school will be enrolled in the nearest school without any fees. The organization will cover all their expenses. I also had the opportunity to do good work by joining the organization. Today, I provide free education to the children in my village. The organization is also covering the cost of my further studies. I am very happy. And now my dream of becoming a teacher will be fulfilled.

My name is Vaishnavi Yadav. I live in Gram Sabha Firozpur, Darshan Nagar, Ayodhya. My father's name is Mr. Phoolchand. My father is a farmer and my mother is a homemaker. We are two sisters and a brother. I want to become something by studying and helping my parents. I have been studying at the free Mohalla Coaching Center run by the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for the past three years. I want to become an IAS officer after completing my studies. That is my dream. I want to do something for my country. A sister from our village teaches at this coaching center. We all receive study materials, fruits, biscuits, food, gifts, and other items from time to time. We also get occasional health checkups. The brothers at the institute are very nice and fulfill all our wishes. We run awareness campaigns in the village. We learn to give speeches, which is very beneficial. We never miss a class. Since I have been taking coaching, I have become the best in my school. Everyone treats me with respect and dignity. Dana Pani Seva Sansthan is really the best organization.

My name is Ritika Kumari. I live in a small village. My father passed away when I was a child. Now my mother takes care of the house. My younger brother and I play together. We are both only children. I want to study and become something so that I can help my mother. I got the opportunity to take coaching from the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. A sister from our village runs a free neighborhood coaching center. All of us village children study together. I am very fond of studying. I want to study and become an IAS officer. My brother also studies with me. We understand everything Didi teaches. My brother wants to become a police officer when he grows up. We dance and play interesting games at the coaching center. We all enjoy the coaching very much.