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Ankit 26 Year old - Alloy Wheelchair

BRINGING SMILES handed over a light weight Al alloy wheelchair to Ankit 26 yrs, who has to undergo an amputation any day. 

He is writhing in pain with no sleep, where even pain killers tablets have no effect. 

He has no one to look after. Mother is old and stays at her village,  even she is struggling for food. 

Can we pool something for Ankit for his anticipated medicine,  after operation care etc.

BRINGING SMILES Tried it's best and assure him further help. 

God Bless Ankit and Manoj a volunteer at Safdarjung.

 

 

Aman Ahuja - Bringing Smiles

Today Aman, 6 yrs who is not able to stand and walk (S/O vision Impaired father and polio affected mother) was advised MRI scan,  which BRINGING SMILES got it done at Manipal Hospital and later advised for experts opinion. 

In our fold of BRINGING SMILES,  we have Ajay Ahuja ji, who had very close contact with well renouned Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Rajiv Sharma at Mool Chand Hospital too an appointment for today. Our BRINGING SMILES Angel Alam took the family on his motorcycle to the hospital today morning. 

Aman was examined and is advised; some medication,  oil message,  exercises and wearing of calipers. 

Bringing Smiles would like to help the child with all the recommendations of Doctor and would like to see Aman growing and on his feet in the near future. 

God Bless Aman and his family. 

We the members (here in the group) are grateful to  our great Angel Alam Mehboob for his hearful services. 

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

77th Republic Day | Seva in Action

77th Republic Day | Seva in Action

On India’s 77th Republic Day, BRINGING SMILES—A devoted group of Senior Citizens—was blessed to serve all the members of Family of Disabled in Gurugram.

Amarjit ji, Vision-Impaired, was supported with a Smartphone; his wife Priyanka ji, affected by polio in both legs, received a Rollator; and their 7-year-old son, unable to stand or walk, was gifted a Pediatric Wheelchair. 

The family was also assisted in obtaining disability certificates. 

Along with mobility and digital aids, they were provided blankets, ration, mattresses, bed linen, clothes, utensils, toys, and a small financial support—simple offerings, made with deep compassion and respect.

As Sant Kabir reminds us,
“साईं इतना दीजिए, जा में कुटुम समाय” — Grant us only that much, O Lord, which sustains us and enables us to share.

This Republic Day, we reaffirm that true freedom lies in Dignity, Self-Reliance, and seva for those who need it the most. 🙏
✨ May every Small Act of Kindness become a reason for Someone’s Smile.

भारत के 77वें गणतंत्र दिवस पर BRINGING SMILES ने सेवा का संकल्प निभाते हुए दिव्यांगता से जूझ रहे एक परिवार के साथ खड़े होने का सौभाग्य पाया—जहाँ हर सहायता केवल वस्तु नहीं, सम्मान और आत्मनिर्भरता की ओर एक कदम थी।

“सेवा परमो धर्मः”
Service to Humanity is the highest Duty.

Another Happiness in 2026

Ms. Minta Devi and her husband are both young and physically challenged blessed with a baby girl,  3yrs old fighting in their own small world. Our volunteer Alam Mahmood located them near Kapashera. 

Today 10th Jan '26, BRINGING SMILES gladly handed over a complete package of tricycle with roof + box + materials for selling (++++++) strengthening their hands to make their lives more dignified. 

God Bless Minta Kumari and her family!

Surajit Mandal

Start of 2026 with another oppotunity

2026 Blessed "Bringing Smiles", yet again with another opportunity.

Mr. Bal Govind Sharma, 35 yrs from Ayodhya met with an accident 5 yrs back. Lost his Rt leg. His treatment costed him 35 L.

We replaced his 4 yrs old tricycle (given by Mr. Kejriwal) with a new one, ready for doing business (+++). He has promised to do business and BRINGING SMILES promised him all possible help, wherever he is in Delhi.

Veer Bal Diwas 2025

*VEER BAL DIWAS*
On the sacred eve of Veer Bal Diwas (26th December), commemorating the supreme martyrdom of the Sahibzades— the brave sons of *Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, BRINGING SMILES* humbly translated remembrance into responsibility. 

True to its mission of restoring Dignity and Self-Reliance among our physically challenged Brothers and Sisters, the organisation extended a Compassionate hand through assistive aids and Life-Enabling Support. 

Blankets, Clothes, Ration and Carpets were distributed, *touching the lives of 38 beneficiaries in all. Among them were two BA final-year students and a young girl studying in Class IX*, empowered with *motorised tricycles* to pursue their education with confidence, and *one beneficiary was equipped with complete set of smart-phone repairing tools* along with a working table and chair, opening the doors to sustainable livelihood. 

Every individual who *walked into BRINGING SMILES was welcomed not as a recipient, but as a living manifestation of the Divine, reminding us that *“Nar Seva hi Narayan Seva hai.”* 

*With folded hands and full hearts, BRINGING SMILES expresses deep Gratitude to all Donors, Supporters and volunteers who worked behind the scenes* whose Generosity and Silent service made this noble endeavour possible.

Together, we did not just distribute resources, *we restored Hope, Dignity and Smiles.*

 

   

   

  

  

  

Bringing Happiness to a family

 

Bringing smiles to two person

 

Meenakshi received artificial LIMBS

   

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