UNITED SATSANG INDIA
A MAN MAKING MISSION​
FOUNDED BY SREE SREE MENTU MAHARAJ​
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FOR THE SAKE OF MY LOVE I TALK, I MOVE, I DO AND I SERVE - THE WORLD BY MY SIDE. ANYTHING THAT FULFILLS MY LOVE IS RELIGION TO ME.
- MARCH 2013 - NEW TUBE WELL FOR RADHA SOAMI ASHRAM: ​
The water shortage problems that have beset the Radha Soami Ashram in Birsanagar have finally been resolved. Funds have been raised by the devotees in order to commence drilling a deep water well - over 300 feet deep - and completion is expected by this summer. Local devotees are delighted as it means that for the first time in their lives they will be able to provide a fresh source of drinking water to the local community as well as being able to cater properly for the monthly satsang meetings held in the Sree Sree Mentu Maharaj centre.
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In January, United Satsang India joined hands with the Birsanagar committee to fight a Clean Up campaign in Birsanagar Zone 6, Jamshedpur. After convening a well-attended meeting in the Ashram a programme of activities was initiated including letters of complaint to the local health authority and to the Police. Signed petitions were also circulated and posters put up in order to keep local residents involved and informed.
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The illegal sale of coal dust in residential areas and the need for regular garbage disposal ​have for a long time been a great cause for ​concern. The open air storage of coal dust and the irresponsible deposal of household garbage are known to cause respiratory and lung disease​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.
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​​The Say No To Coal Dust campaign aims to reduce pollution and improve health conditions for local residents. The campaign is already having a positive effect: several coal depots have been closed down and municipal garbage dumpsters have been installed across the zone and empted frequently.​
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- JANUARY 2013 - 'SAY NO TO COAL DUST' CAMPAIGN
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MARCH 2013 - HEALTH CLINIC OPENED AT THE ASHRAM​
The Mission is pleased to announce the opening of a health clinic at Guru Baba Ashram with volunteer doctors in attendance to enhance existing medical services in the local community. In addition to the doctors' free services the price of many prescription drugs and medicines are being discounted by local pharmacists or provided free of charge.
JUNE 2014 - JAMSHEDPUR ROAD NAME HONOUR FOR MAHARAJ
The Indian devotees are delighted that the Birshanagar Committee have honoured their Guru by naming one of the main streets of the town with his name.