Nishita Rajput distributes grain kits and sweaters to disabled families in Vadodara
This traditional service work has been carried out for the last 22 years.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 4:15 am · 1 min read
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Social worker Nishita Rajput distributed grain kits and sweaters to visually impaired and disabled families at Kamatibaug in Vadodara, according to a report by Sandesh. This service work was carried out on November 7.
The main objective of this programme was to ensure that no section of society remains deprived of happiness during the Diwali festival and that they too can enjoy the festivities. Visually impaired and disabled brothers and sisters also participated in this programme so that they could experience the joy of the festival.
With the cooperation of Dabhoi MLA Shaileshbhai Mehta, Nishita Rajput has been continuously celebrating Diwali with needy families in this manner for the last 22 years. On this occasion, essential grain kits and sweaters were presented to the beneficiary families.
Through this celebration, a message was given that the festival is not limited only to the light of lamps, but is also an opportunity to share happiness in each other's lives. In this way, the festival was celebrated by sharing moments of joy with all these families.
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