Chandigarh- From the very beginning, the Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team (Punjab Branch), in collaboration with Tera Hi Tera Mission, has been sending relief materials to the affected areas.
On 20th October 2025, the branches of Ananda Marga Universal Relief Team, Punjab (AMURT) from Chandigarh, Patiala, Ludhiana, and Ferozepur, along with the 99th Battalion of Border Security Force (BSF), visited the villages of Nihalke and Kalu Wala in Ferozepur. They went door-to-door, distributing relief materials and assessing the needs of the families.
With the help of BSF, we were able to reach these two villages. We distributed 100 ration kits to the residents. This relief work would not have been possible without the support of the BSF team. They arranged a boat and took us to Kalu Wala village, which is completely cut off and cannot be reached without a boat.
Both villages are badly affected by floods. Farmers will not be able to cultivate their land for the next 4–5 months. They will need our support for at least 2–3 months.
The affected families have expressed their urgent need for diesel, black fertilizer, and manure.
According to the organization, “Human beings are one, and the Dharma of humanity is one. To serve in times of need is the true Dharma.” The institution is making every possible effort to extend the required help.
Ravinder Thakur, President of AMURT Punjab, has also appealed to the general public to provide timely and need-based help to the victims.