Our Nagpur team recently organized a heartfelt Bhandara—a sacred tradition of serving free meals to devotees, children, and community members. The atmosphere was filled with devotion as volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure that every individual was served with respect, care, and love. The photograph captures the essence of this beautiful seva. Children sit in neat rows with traditional leaf plates, their eyes filled with joy and curiosity. A volunteer gently pours water into their cups, symbolizing humility and the spirit of giving. Every plate carried wholesome prasad—prepared with devotion and served with a smile. Bhandara is not merely a meal; it is an offering of gratitude to the divine and a gesture of equality where everyone—young or old, rich or poor—shares the same food with the same dignity. Through this initiative, our Nagpur team upheld Sanatan values of annadaan, seva, and karuna. The collective effort of the team ensured that no one left hungry and that everyone experienced the warmth of community support. It was a true reflection of how simple acts of service can create deep human connection and spread happiness. Team Ramdoot Restores continues its journey of nurturing society—one meal, one smile, one act of seva at a time.
