Mumbai: Amid the nationwide lockdown, 60 senior citizens living in an old age home in the city are struggling to arrange meals for themselves.
According to Sacheen G Fattangare, a resident of Gurukrupa Ashram, ISKCON was providing meals for the inmates earlier. However, ISKCON now is unable to carry on the service because of the lockdown.
Meanwhile, the staff of the old age home are also not turning up because of the lockdown.
The old age home is running out of groceries and the inmates are unable to prepare meals for themselves.
The donation which the old age home used to get has also stopped because of the lockdown.
The helpless people have approached several authorities for help but are unable to get any relief.
On behalf of the helpless aged people, Fattangare has appealed to denizens to come forward and help them during this crisis.
Those who want to donate money can transfer it to the given account:
Shree Swami Samarth Seva Sanstha
YES Bank Ac No:-074094600000023
IFCS Code:-YESB0000740
Those who wish to send the grocery items or prepared food to the old age home can send it to this address:
Gurukrupa old age home
Plot no 132, Lane no. 7
Nandanvan Society, Sector – 17
Nerul East , Navi Mumbai – 400 706
Kolkata: Swami Pradiptananda Maharaj of Bharat Sevashram Sangha (BSS) on Monday sent a legal notice…
Bhubaneswar: The police had to move a BJD candidate out of a booth following an…
Pune: A 17-year-old, who crashed a sports car killing a couple on a motorbike, was…
Sundagarh: Several villagers, who were displaced due to an opencast mining project of Mahanadi Coalfields…
Dhenkanal: A family of four died following a head-on collision between a motorcycle and a…
Bhubaneswar: The BJD has sought action from chief electoral officer (CEO) against BJP workers for…
Mumbai: Bollywood celebrities came out in huge numbers to cast their votes here on Monday,…
Bhubaneswar: Odisha recorded 48.95 per cent voter turnout by 3 pm even as tension prevailed…