Every year as the spring descends on the hills of Uttarakhand preparations for the oncoming “Yatra” season commence. For the hoteliers, local shop keepers, travel agents, mule owners, the yatra season is the most awaited event of the year. All the shrines (Char Dhams comprising of Badri-Nath, Kedar Nath, Gangotri & Yamnotri) and Hemkund Sahib start opening and by 15th of May the season is on.
This year also the most awaited time came and all seemed to be well when around 15th June, the weather changed. The rains came down as if with vengeance and in four days of incessant rains breaking century old records the Uttrakhand was in a state of deluge. Large scale unprecedented damage of man and material has taken place, particularly around famous Kedar Nath Shrine (constructed in 8th Century , overseen by Adi Shankracharya) .
The whole world is watching with shocks and surprise that how nature can be so crude to innocent lives killing thousands of devotees , misplacing families coming from all over India. People are still struggling for their lives by eating grass and drinking rain water, authorities are helpless to reach their.
We at SFID (Society For Inclusive Development) and INDIACSR (India’s Popular CSR News Network www.indiacsr.in) have been deeply moved by the calamity that has struck this Himalayan Region of Uttarakhand. Thousands of people have lost their lives, hundreds are missing, immense damage has taken place to the houses, their animals and livelihood.
It will be a marathon effort to put the lives of all the affected people back on rails. Our heart goes out to all these people who have suffered in this calamity. Though the Government is trying to do its bit with such major damage, we feel that it will not be sufficient.
The Team SFID, including its network alliance, volunteers, friends, well wishers appeals to all the people to come forward and contribute to help mitigate the sufferings of the people in the hills.
SFID has decided to extend all possible help to the affected people in their hour of need by taking part in rescue operations providing food and health related support services, rebuilding their homes and lives, counseling & rehabilitating them.
In this endeavor, we seek your support and help will go a long way in reconstructing the lives of the people who have suffered. SFID (Registered under Indian Society Act 1860 with Income Tax 80G Certification), welcome donations and monitory support in any form to help the victims .
The same can transferred with our bank with details as follows:
Name: Society For Inclusive Development (SFID)
Mailing Address: 34 Mohini Road Dalanwala, Dehradun (Uttarakhand) 248001
Bank Name: Bank of Baroda
Branch: Rajpur Road, Dehradun
Saving Bank A/c No: 00880100002664
IFSC Code: BARB0DEHRAD
PAN No: AADTS0966Q
Pleased fill up your details and send back. The details of our rescue , rehabilitation and support plan will be shared with all donors on regular basis.
I/ We are willing to support Uttarakhand Disaster Program
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For Further Details Contact:
Mr Manoj Sharma EDC, SFID Dehradun Cell: +91-9412051801
Dr. S. Ansari Arogya 365, Dehradun Cell:+91-9410505769
Mr Anil Sharma, Sadhana Group Rishikesh Cell: +91-9412058629
Mr Ashutosh Sharma, Bangalore Cell: +91-9902021234
Mr . Rusen Kumar, India CSR Chhattisgarh Cell: +91-99981099555
Mr Sandeep Kukreti/Mysore Cell: +91-9686249312
Mr. Ajay Patel, New Delhi Cell:+91-9873216367
Mr. Anil Jaggi Green Earth Alliance (GEA) Cell: +91-9412009273
SOCIETY FOR INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT (SFID)
34 Mohini Road Dalanwala Dehradun 248001 (India) Tel: +91-2669652
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