SEAL Ashram Marks 80th Independence Day With 425+ Residents, Celebrates Dignity And Inclusion
SEAL Ashram marked India’s 80th Independence Day with more than 425 residents from over 20 states, celebrating the occasion with patriotic fervour, gratitude and a strong message of dignity and inclusion. Former Maharashtra Minority Commission Vice Chairman Joins Celebrations The celebrations were attended by Dr Abraham Mathai, former Vice Chairman of the Maharashtra State Minority Commission,…
India celebrated its 80th Independence Day, and SEAL Ashram joined in the festivities with over 425 residents hailing from more than 20 states. The occasion was marked by patriotic fervor, gratitude, and a message of dignity and inclusion.
Dr. Abraham Mathai, the former Vice Chairman of the Maharashtra State Minority Commission, was among the guests who attended the event. Alongside him were SEAL volunteers and the Assistant Police Inspector (API) Sachin Pawar of the City Police Station. Pawar went above and beyond by sponsoring 450 snack boxes for the Ashram residents and around 50 children from the neighboring Vangani Anganwadi school.
In addition to the flag-raising ceremony and the National Anthem, the residents of the Ashram were gifted stationery items to support their education. The event drew attendees from various backgrounds, contributing to a sense of unity and shared purpose.
SEAL Ashram is dedicated to providing care and support to abandoned, destitute, elderly, mentally challenged, and homeless individuals. Their interpretation of Independence Day transcended the political aspect, emphasizing that every person deserves dignity, care, love, and a home. The organization views freedom as more than just political liberty; it extends to the freedom from loneliness, neglect, hunger, homelessness, and abandonment.
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