Active role of

GAYATRI PARIWAR in

NEPAL DISASTER

RELIEF

All World Gayatri PariwarShantikunj-Haridwar, IndiaPhone : (01334) 261328

email: shantikunj@awgp.org

www.awgp.org

Gayatri Pariwar is carrying out relief work in about

100 VDCs (Village Development Committee) which

covers more than 1000 villages in districts of

Kathmandu, Bhaktpur, Lalitpur, Dolkha,

Sindhupawl Chowk, Kavre, Nuakot, Gorkha and

Dhading.

For INDIA:

Donation should be in the name of:

Bank: State Bank of India

A/c No.: 30491675367

IFSC: SBIN0010588

Only for ABROAD:

Donation should be in the name of:

Bank: HDFC Bank Ltd.

A/c No.: 09431170000022

RTGS/NEFT IFSC: HDFC0000943

MIRC 249240002

Branch Code: 000943

for detail visit:

http://onlinepayment.awgp.org

Shantikunj Apada Rahat Kosh,

Haridwar

Vedmata Gayatri Trust FCRA,

Haridwar

BANK DETAILSNEPAL DISASTER RELIEF FUND

Dr. Pranav Pandya (Head - All World Gayatri Pariwar

and Chancellor - Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya,

Haridwar), Shri Gaurishankar Sharma ji (Manager -

Shantikunj, Haridwar) and Dr. Chinmay Pandya (Pro-

Vice Chancellor - Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya,

Haridwar) reached Kathmandu on 4th May to

monitor the disaster relief work being conducted by

Gayatri Pariwar in Nepal, to do future planning for

the long-term rehabilitation work, and to hold

special discussions with Shri K. P. Oli (former Deputy

Prime Minister of Nepal) and Shri Leela Mani Paudyal

(Chief Secretary of Nepal). It is noteworthy that

immediately after the disaster, on the second day

itself (on 26th April), hundreds of volunteers from

Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Mumbai had reached

Nepal in about a dozen vehicles, under the

supervision of Shri Virendra Tiwari ji, Shri Rakesh

Jaiswal and Dr. Bhikhubhai, along with ambulance,

medicines, blankets and food material.

Dr. Pranav Pandya told that after the initial rescue

and relief operations, Gayatri Pariwar will work with

the Government of Nepal for the rehabilitation and

development of villages and schools. In this regard,

Secretary level talks are underway. Ad. Shri

Gaurishankar ji told the residents of Nepal - 'In these

moments of disaster, the affection, brotherhood and

relief efforts of entire Gayatri Pariwar are for the

reconstruction of Nepal'.

After this, the team surveyed the Disaster Relief

Base Camp set up by All World Gayatri Pariwar in

Gayatri Pariwar Kendra, Bansbari and National Police

Training Institute, Maharajgunj. The A.I.G.P. of Nepal

Police, Shri Rajendra Singh Bhandari ji welcomed the

guests and expressed their commitment to work

together for disaster management & rehabilitation

work. Smt. Savitri Kafle a senior volunteer with her

team is playing a major role in Relief Work in Nepal.

The team of senior volunteers from Shantikunj

went to the earthquake affected regions of Banasthali

in Kathmandu, along with the Disaster Management

team of Gayatri Pariwar that has already been

working there, and together they distributed relief

material to the earthquake victims. Here, a senior

volunteer of Gayatri Pariwar, Narhari Dhimire ji

welcomed the entire team. Everyone surveyed

Bhaktapur, the city of ancient temples and heritage

sites, which was severely affected by the earthquake.

Another team, under the guidance of Dr. Chinmay

Pandya, went to Sindhupal Chowk, about 65 km

from Kathmandu, which was worst affected by the

earthquake. Here, about 10,000 people have been

confirmed dead. Dr. Chinmay Pandya ji surveyed the

region along with his team. There, since last 5 days,

Disaster Relief Camp was being run in collaboration

with other organizations like PAHAL (Mumbai),

Vardhman Sanskar Dham, HISAN, Nobel Hospital

and Nepal Scout; food material, blankets, utensils,

tarpaulin were being distributed to the earthquake

victims from this Relief Camp. The doctors in the

Gayatri Pariwar Disaster Management teams from

Mumbai and Gujarat treated about 300 wounded

patients daily. Dr. Chinmay Pandya said that this

Camp is an ideal example for everyone with regards to

providing significant relief from pain.

In this visit, special meetings and discussions

were held with Shri K. P. Oli (former Deputy Prime

Minister of Nepal), Shri Leela Mani Paudyal (Chief

Secretary of Nepal), Jaya M. Khanal (Secretary,

Ministry of Industry, Nepal), Shri Rajendra Singh

Bhandari (A.I.G.P., Nepal Police), Rudra Prasad Basyal

(D.S.P.), and, Shri Yuvraj Dhimre (Media Chief in

Nepal).

Looking at the relief work being done by Gayatri

Pariwar, former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal, Shri

K. P. Oli said - 'People of Nepal have directly observed

the technical knowhow and experience available with

Gayatri Pariwar in fighting with earthquake, flood,

storm. In the moments of disaster, in true sense it

was Gayatri Pariwar only that did real service without

thinking about any name or fame. All of us will also

adopt this Disaster Management system of Gayatri

Pariwar.'

Items UnitRs./

Unit Amount Rs.

Tirpal (Tarpaulin) 15,000 PC 950 1,42,50,000

Blankets 15,000 PC 250 37,50,000

Rice 60,000 Kg 29.5 17,70,000

Dal (Pulses) 25,000 Kg 106.5 26,62,500

Rajma(Beans) 7,000 Kg 102 7,14,000

Poha (Pounded Paddy) 5,000 Kg 25 1,25,000

Mats 3,000 Pc 60 1,80,000

Thermos 2,000 Pc 350 7,00,000

School Kit 3,500 Kit 375 13,12,500

Cloths Kit 1,000 Kit 550 55,00,000

Utensils Kit 5,000 Kit 770 38,50,000

Atta 5,000 Kg 20 2,00,000

Biscuits 72,000 PC 5 3,60,000

Medicine 20,00,000

Misc Expenses 15,00,000

Total Rs. 3,39,24,000

Cloths Kit- 2 Sarees (Ladies), 2 pairs of pant-shirt (Gents)

2 Pairs of cloths (Girls) and 2 Pairs of cloths (Boys).

Utensils Kit- 2 Thali, 2 Katori, 2 Glass and 2 Patili

School Kit- 1 School Bag, 2 Note books, 2 Full Scape

note Books, Ballpen, Pencil, Eraser, Cutter, Tool box.

(Data upto 10th June 2015)