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A Day to Remember – Pledge Day by Yash Sewa Samiti On a day etched with emotion, purpose, and humanity, Yash Sewa Samiti marked an inspiring chapter in its journey of service. In remembrance of late Shri Yash Pal Bhatia, a teacher, mentor, and guiding light whose selfless spirit continues to inspire, the NGO commemorated his death anniversary with a Pledge Day – a celebration of life, legacy, and the gift of giving. 51 Hearts, One Noble Pledge In a heartwarming collaboration with Dadhichi Dehdaan Samiti, 51 members of Yash Sewa Samiti came forward to pledge their eyes, organs, and whole body for donation – a gesture of ultimate humanity that promises to give life and light to others even after death. It wasn’t just a pledge; it was a testament to the values that Shri Yash Pal Bhatia lived by – helping others selflessly, without expectation. Giving Beyond the Self Adding further meaning to the day, a collection camp was organized in partnership with Goonj NGO. People from nearby communities came forward with donations of clothes, daily essentials, warm clothes, blankets, and more, proving once again that when compassion calls, humanity answers. Every item collected became a symbol of care and concern for someone in need. A Unique Tribute This wasn’t just another event – it was a living tribute. Rather than mourning, Yash Sewa Samiti chose to celebrate Yash Pal Bhatia’s life by spreading kindness and social consciousness.  the event resonated with the powerful energy of unity and giving. The Impact in Short This Pledge Day reminded us all that the best way to honour someone who lived for others is to carry forward their legacy through acts of love, generosity, and awareness. Yash Sewa Samiti stands proud – not just of what was achieved that day, but of what it inspired for the future. #PledgeDay #OrganDonation #YashSewaSamiti #DadhichiDehdaanSamiti #Goonj #LegacyOfGiving #RememberingYashPalBhatia #HumanityFirst #Dehdaan #ClothesDrive #ShareSmiles 9 December, 2017

Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time to celebrate joy, togetherness, and the triumph of light over darkness. Yash Sewa Samiti celebrated Diwali in a truly heartwarming way—by bringing the festive spirit to an old-age home and sharing smiles with our beloved senior citizens. A Day to Remember The celebration began with the enthusiastic arrival of our NGO members and volunteers at the old-age home. The atmosphere was quickly transformed with vibrant decorations and, most importantly, twinkling lights and rows of diyas that filled every corner with warmth and radiance. As our team distributed new clothes and gifts, carefully chosen to bring joy and comfort. Seeing the smiles on their faces as they changed into festive attire was priceless. These gifts, while material in nature, carried a message: you are loved, valued, and not forgotten. Lighting Diyas, Lighting Hearts One of the most touching moments was when each senior citizen lit a diya. Their eyes sparkled in the soft glow, reflecting memories, hope, and the joy of being remembered. We shared a delicious Diwali feast, complete with traditional sweets and home-cooked delicacies. The air was filled with laughter and storytelling as the elderly shared their memories of Diwalis past. For many, it was their first Diwali celebration in years that felt like home. The Ripple Effect: Impact on the Community                                                      This celebration wasn’t just a one-day event; it created a ripple of positivity and awareness in the community: Bridging Generations: Young volunteers learned empathy and gained a deep respect for the elderly. Conversations between generations created emotional connections that went beyond age. Restoring Dignity: Many senior citizens in old-age homes feel isolated and forgotten. Our initiative reminded them—and society—that they are still an integral part of our community. Inspiring Others: Several residents and local citizens, upon witnessing the celebration, expressed interest in joining our future initiatives. At Yash Sewa Samiti, we believe that festivals are meant to be inclusive. Everyone deserves to feel celebrated, especially those who have spent their lives nurturing others. This Diwali, we didn’t just light diyas—we lit hearts, rekindled hope, and strengthened the bond of humanity. Let us all continue to be the light in someone else’s life—not just during Diwali, but every single day. 19 October, 2017

Yash Sewa Samiti organised a mega event of “Prabhatferi in Raahgiri Style” an awareness Campaign on its first annual day on 3rd of September, 2017 on the Vani Vihar road and in the premises of Yash Sewa Samiti. It actually started one week before the event because cleanliness drives were started in the area on a mass basis to motivate the public in the name of “I love my Space” As it’s name suggests , the event started in the early morning of 3rd September at 4 am  with melodious Bhajans. All the residents youth, children , females, males and senior citizens came together to celebrate the occasion with enthusiasm. After Bhajans, all participated in Yoga session by well known Yoga instructor of the area. Mr. Avtar. After that started Dhamaal of Zumba , everybody participated in it and enjoyed with full masti.  With the continuous music , on the other hand drawing competition was started for children , then cycle race and then  most important ladies race .  After that all the participants got certificates and all the winners got awards, prizes from dignitaries like Shri Subhash Chandra, YSS brand ambassador medicine Baba  Shri Onkarnath  Sharma , councillors , presidents of the surrounding RWA ‘s . All the dignitaries were honoured with Momento and Shawls . All enjoyed the event and after that Lungar Prasad.  Impact : This event has a long lasting impact in the minds of the people due to cleanliness drives under the heading ” I Love My Space” and their active participation in this event. This gave a good message in the community of brotherhood and social harmony.  A Raahgiri-style event  promote active living, strengthen community bonds, reduce pollution, and enhance public health by encouraging outdoor activities and sustainable transportation.               Sarita Bhatia, 3 September, 2017

Aajadi ke rang , Bachhon ke sang : Drawing competition was organised by Yash Sewa Samiti in Janakpuri A1 , govt. Nursery  School on the eve of Independence Day . It was celebrated with children and teachers of nursery school. Many toys and sweets were gifted to school for children.  Impact : Such celebration Instills a sense of patriotism and national pride in young children. Educates them about the history and significance of Independence Day.  Strengthens community bonds among students, teachers, and parents through shared activities. Promotes inclusivity and unity, teaching children the value of diversity and cooperation and above all Enhances students’ learning experience through interactive and engaging activities.  Sarita Yash Bhatia : 9 August, 2017

Rakhi Workshop :  Yash Sewa Samiti organised a Rakhi  Workshop in  a school. In this workshop  students learnt to make  traditional wristbands with different materials given by YSS. All the students participated in this workshop with enthusiasm. They beautifully created wristbands. They were happy after learning a new skill and to know about cultural traditions. Impact: Enhances understanding and appreciation of cultural traditions ,develops artistic skills and creativity among students. Fosters a sense of community and strengthens peer relationships. Encourages expressions of love and gratitude, promoting emotional growth. Provides a platform for all students to participate and celebrate together, promoting inclusivity.  Sarita Yash Bhatia … 4 August, 2017

Plantation Drive  : Ek Ped Maa ke Naam :  नवपीढ़ी को दें विरासत,  धरा का कर्ज चुकाएं हम। सांसे हो रही हैं कम,  आओ पेड़ लगाएं हम।। …. सरिता  Yash Sewa Samiti organised an event of plantation drive on 24 July, 2017 in the Vani Vihar Park , Uttam Nagar and motivated the visitors with  her above mentioned couplet. The event was named as “Ek Ped Maa ke Naam”  Many plants were planted and distributed on the occasion of this drive.  All the participants got their name and also his/ her mother’s name written on the pots in the park.  Impact : This event gave a good message in the society of caring for future generations . Such events Increases green cover, improves air quality, and combats climate change . It contributes to a healthier environment, reducing pollution-related health issues. Visitor’s in the park appreciated the efforts of Yash Sewa Samiti whole heartedly.                       Sarita Yash Bhatia      24 July, 2017 . 

Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Campaign :  To inculcate good habits in children of Nirmal Chhaya,  YSS organised a drawing competition on the occasion of starting a campaign of “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” in the premises of Nirmal Chhaya of Tihar jail. Ashwani Kumar Prithviwasi ji director of Delhi Collage of Art supported the event.  About 120 students of Nirmal Chhaya participated in it . Shri Ashwani Prithviwasi checked himself all the drawings and paintings of participants. Then Ashwani sir and  Sarita Bhatia President Yash Sewa Samiti gifted the students with certificates and Prizes. YSS distributed refreshments in the end .  Impact : All the participants learnt new tricks of drawing and paintings from well known artist Shri Ashwani Kumar Prithviwasi and all people learnt a lesson of brotherhood and social harmony  Such events raise awareness about the importance of saving and educating girls & it foster a sense of responsibility and change attitudes towards gender equality and girls’ education,              6 March, 2017

Seven underprivileged girls were tied in the knot of marriage with the support of Seva Bharti in a mass marriage on 1st February,2017 on the holy day of Basant Panchami. Some members of YSS participated in it and contributed Rs. 15100 cash & 7 suits, 7 sarees, blankets, utensils etc. Ceremonies were performed in Gauri Shankar Temple of Paschim Vihar . Seven wedding processions were welcome done by one and then weddings were held all together with 7 pandits. Seven kind donors became host for performing all the marriage ceremonies. Impact ; The event reduced the financial burden on families who may struggle to afford the costs of a wedding can help in breaking the social stigma & foster a sense of community and collective responsibilities, promotes gender equality. 1 February, 2017

Location: Vani Vihar Park YSS President Sarita Bhatia celebrated her birthday uniquely by organizing a Hawan for environmental purification in Vani Vihar park with community , members of Vani Vihar  Vikas Samiti . Councillor of that time Smt. Shivali  Sharma ,  Padamshri awardee Rama Kant Shukla ji,  chief editor of  Rashtra Kinkar Dr. Vinod babber j, Famous writer and satire Subhash Chander ji , Acharya Dr. Ichharam diwedi ji and many dignitaries graced the occasion with their presence and participated in the Hawan. Contributions included:✅ Formation of a Tulsi Vatika in Vani Vihar Tikona Park✅ Gifted Tulsi plants to dignitaries✅ Distributed over 100 Tulsi saplings Inspirational couplets were displayed in the park:“स्वच्छ करे वातावरण, तुलसी पौधा खास।ब्रह्म, शंकर, विष्णु जी, करते यहीं निवास।।” जिस घर तुलसी क्यारियां, सुखी रहे परिवार । रक्षण पोषण नित करे, होते शुद्ध विचार।। करती तुलसी वाटिका, जन जन का उद्धार। शुद्ध करे पर्यावरण, शुद्ध करे आचार।। Impact: The event encouraged community participation in environmental conservation. It promoted traditional practices while addressing modern ecological challenges. Sarita Yash Bhatia

???? Location: Bhatia College, Vani Vihar, Uttam Nagar Under the “Health for All” initiative, YSS organized its first Cancer Awareness & Check-Up Camp in collaboration with Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Hospital. ???? Dr. Indu and her team conducted free health check-ups for around 75 women.????‍⚕️ Doctors also shared valuable health tips on cancer prevention. Impact: This event encouraged early detection, increased awareness, and reduced stigma around cancer screenings. It empowered participants to prioritize their health and seek timely medical care. Sarita Yash Bhatia