Formal Launch of Nirvaah Foundation’s New Branch, Gan Sena, Aimed at Bringing Positive Changes in Education, Healthcare and Employment
Indore. (SDNA) On the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, the membership campaign of ‘Gan Sena,’ the new branch of Nirvaah Foundation, was launched. Dr. Vinayak Luniya, National President of the organization, launched the official website of Gan Sena and shared details about its objectives, membership campaign and upcoming action plan.
Dr. Vinayak Luniya stated that Gan Sena will function as a Sanatani organization. Efforts will be made to establish the organization’s identity as an army dedicated to Lord Ganesha and Ganpati. Its primary objective is to bring improvements and positive social changes in the fields of education, healthcare and employment.
Membership Fee Fixed at Just ₹11
Dr. Vinayak Luniya, National President of Gan Sena, stated that the organization’s membership fee has been fixed at just ₹11. The funds received through membership will be utilized for organizing social programmes related to education, healthcare and employment.
He said the organization aims to connect as many citizens as possible and establish a broad network of social participation. This will help expand social schemes and services effectively to those in need.
Organization to Expand Through Networking System
Dr. Luniya stated that Gan Sena will expand its operations through a networking system and established policies. Efforts will be made to ensure the active participation of every member in the organization’s functioning.
Under the initial arrangement, each member will be required to connect at least 11 new members with the organization. As per the prescribed process, members may receive opportunities to work as active members and subsequently take on responsibilities as office-bearers within the organization.
Emphasis on Public Participation for Social Transformation
Gan Sena will place special emphasis on increasing public participation in important social sectors such as education, healthcare and employment. The organization will seek to connect more young people, social workers and various sections of society with the campaign, providing them opportunities to play an active role in social welfare activities.
Dr. Vinayak Luniya stated that the membership campaign launched on the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi will not remain limited to organizational expansion. Its primary objective is also to take social awareness and service activities to a wider level.
He appealed to citizens to join the Gan Sena membership campaign and participate in efforts to bring positive changes in the fields of education, healthcare and employment.
(SDNA)