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SOOD SABHA PRESENTED CONTRIBUTION OF RUPEES 1 LAKH TO MOHALI DC

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In the light of the devastation caused by the floods in Punjab this year Sood Sabha Chandigarh, extended a helping hand and presented a contribution of Rupees 1 lakh (1,00,000/-)to Mohali DC M/s Komal Mittal.

(MOREPIC1) Present on the occasion were Mr Ashwini Sood, president Sood Sabha Chandigarh, General secretary Mr Sudhir Sood, Patron Sh. Ashwani Doegar, Sh. Shashi Bhushan Sud and Sh. Umesh Sud.Mr Ashwani Sood and Mr Sudhir Sud told that Sood Sabha engages in various social welfare activities including organising blood donation camp, educating under privilege children, running diagnostic centres at and physiotherapy centres in Panchkula and Chandigarh Sood Bhawan.

Sood Sabha Chandigarh is always on the forefront of any govt or social welfare initiative, he stated that this year floods and landslides have occurred in many parts of India resulting in significant loss of life and property and rendering many homeless. This loss will not be compensated in the near future but we should voluntarily contribute as much as we can and every individual and organisation should actively participate and donate as much as possible disasters in the future. 

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