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20 year-old expectant mother Ravina Rathad, residing in a village in rural Gujarat was admitted to Shrimad Rajchandra Hospital, Dharampur with complaints of weakness. She had been suffering from generalised weakness for over 3 weeks, along with a decreased appetite.

A sea turtle was recently brought to Shrimad Rajchandra Animal Nursing Home with a severe injury

21-year old Sapnil Kurungada and his younger brother, Ravindra were finding it difficult to get employment. They enrolled in the Mobile Handset Repairing Course at Shrimad Rajchandra Skill Development Centre, Dharampur. Through these trainings, they developed confidence in their abilities and have recently opened a mobile shop, R S Mobile in their own village.

As a 12th standard graduate student, 23-year-old Mustakim Khan Ahmed, was having trouble finding a job that interested him. An aspiring entrepreneur, he was more interested in starting his own business.⁣

Ever since I came to Mumbai from my village, I have been trying to get a job in a beauty parlour, or even find someone to teach me the basics of beauty and makeup. For two years, I had no success – no one was willing to employ me since I had no previous training or work experience. By chance,I came to know of this beauty course being organised by Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care, and I immediately signed up.

Nirmala, a 27-year old from rural Gujarat, has been financially supporting her family since the past 3 years. Having a prior experience of working with computers, she joined Shrimad Rajchandra Mahila Gruha Udyog with the intent of further developing her technical skills. Nirmala is also entrusted with the responsibility of managing the accounts of Shrimad Rajchandra Mahila Gruha Udyog on a computer!

The Shrimad Rajchandra Mobile Veterinary team recently received an emergency call reporting a severely injured cat found on the side of a road. Immediately, a team was dispatched to the location, where they found a heavily bleeding cat with major open wounds.