Narayan Seva Sansthan (NSS) concluded its 68th batch of a free three-month computer training program, handing out certificates to 19 dedicated differently-abled participants. The course equips learners with practical tools like MS Office, internet navigation, typing, and digital communication, directly linking them to job opportunities in a tech-driven world. NSS's efforts span a wide array of vocational training, from tailoring and embroidery to mobile repairing.

An eight-member team travelled from Narayan Seva Sansthan's Kaithal service centre to hard-hit border villages near Amritsar along the Pakistan border, including Ajnala, Malakpur, Kot Razada, Sufian, and Aliwal Kotli to deliver aid directly to affected communities. The relief materials included 1,000 packets of bread, 1,200 bottles of Bisleri water, 2 quintals of chickpeas, 1,000 packets each of powdered milk, sweet biscuits, and salty biscuits and 1,050 namkeen packets.

Narayan Seva Sansthan, Udaipur, organised a Narayan Limb and Caliper Fitment Camp at Guru Amardas Banquet Hall, Indore. This was not merely a medical camp but a festival of service that restored countless broken dreams and gave motion to lives that had come to a standstill. In the selection camp held on 25th May in Indore, more than 400 differently-abled individuals had participated, of which 240 received artificial limbs today, gaining a new lease on life.

Rajasthan’s Udaipur-based Narayan Seva Sansthan (NSS), guided by its motto “Nar Seva – Narayan Seva”, hosted a large-scale free distribution camp for artificial limbs and callipers at Minerva Gardens, Hyderabad, where 783 differently-abled individuals from Telangana, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh were provided with 851 custom-fitted artificial limbs, callipers, and other assistive devices—completely free of cost—helping them regain mobility, independence, and confidence.