Siddhivinayak Temple Trust Donates ₹10 Crore to Aid Drought-Affected Maharashtra

Mumbai, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : The Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple Trust has stepped forward to assist farmers and citizens affected by drought in Maharashtra, donating ₹10 crore to the Chief Minister‘s Relief Fund. Sada Sarvankar, president of the trust, announced the contribution, highlighting the severe water crisis faced by residents in several districts due to the ongoing drought.

In an exclusive interview, Sarvankar emphasized that many areas in Maharashtra are grappling with water shortages, impacting both agricultural activities and access to drinking water. He noted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister, are actively working to provide aid to those in need, with the government striving to deliver as much support as possible.

Sarvankar expressed that it is the duty of Ganesh devotees to extend help during such challenging times. With this spirit, the temple trust proposed the donation to assist drought-affected farmers and citizens. He urged that during crises, everyone should unite to support those in need, stressing that it is not solely the government’s responsibility, but also that of society as a whole.

He called upon all religious institutions, including temples, mosques, and churches, to contribute assistance during times of need. Sarvankar stated that if help reaches those in need from various sources and everyone collaborates, Maharashtra can emerge from this crisis more effectively. He underscored the importance of mutual support and collective efforts during difficult times.