In the sphere of social welfare, the Anmol Muskan Kanti W/o Deep Singh Charitable Trust, under the dynamic leadership of its Deep Singh Charitable Trust, has been rendering selfless and sustained service to the poor and underprivileged residents of Kharar Tehsil, Mohali district. The Trust has emerged as a beacon of hope, making a profound and lasting impact on the lives of marginalized communities.
Over the past years, the Trust has extended not only immediate relief but also long-term support to poor women, children, and senior citizens in Kharar and the adjoining villages of Gharuan and Radiala. Through its focused initiatives in education, healthcare, and women empowerment, the Trust has significantly strengthened the social fabric of the region. By raising a firm and fearless voice against atrocities committed against women, the organization has infused society with renewed confidence and moral courage.
Key humanitarian initiatives undertaken by the Trust include:
* Distribution of new clothes among underprivileged women and children in Gharuan village, bringing dignity and joy into their lives.
* Donation of a 50-inch LED screen to the Government School in Radiala, providing a fresh impetus to digital learning for economically weaker students.
* Financial assistance of ₹50,000 to Manjeet Kaur of Gharuan village for the construction of a two-room house, helping her overcome the trauma of homelessness.
* Felicitation of 21 young girls on the auspicious occasion of Ashtami, marking the beginning of a noble tradition of honoring and celebrating daughters.
* Support for the marriages of underprivileged girls, selfless service to the elderly, and prompt assistance during natural calamities—key pillars of the Trust’s humanitarian mission.
Chairperson Amarjeet Kaur Pooja, inspired by the spirit of selfless service of her parents, stands as a powerful voice for poor and marginalized women. Under her guidance, the Trust has become a source of inspiration and a catalyst for meaningful social transformation. Among its future plans is the establishment of an Old Age Home for destitute senior citizens, further extending its compassionate outreach.
Additionally, the Trust organizes community langar services from time to time in Kharar, Mohali, and Chandigarh, ensuring food security and dignity for the needy.
Beyond local welfare initiatives, Ms. Pooja has consistently addressed national issues, guiding and appealing to citizens on matters of public interest. On the occasion of National Energy Conservation Day, she urged citizens to recognize electricity as a national asset and to practice responsible consumption by using power only when truly necessary.
In a deeply inspiring gesture of humanity, Amarjeet Kaur Pooja has also pledged to donate her body after death for the service of mankind, reaffirming her lifelong commitment to selfless service and social good.
