Ramakrishna Mission, Sribhumi, Assam, conducted a series of relief distribution programmes on 3, 4, 10 and 11 October 2026 to assist underprivileged families, particularly widows and economically disadvantaged women, during the sacred occasion of Sri Sri Durga Puja. The programmes were organised in the spirit of Shiva Jnane Jiva Seva—serving the Divine in humanity—with the aim of bringing comfort, dignity and happiness to those in need.
Relief Distribution on 3 October 2026
On 3 October 2026, the Mission distributed blankets and clothing among needy people at different locations. The relief materials included 400 blankets, 300 sarees, 60 dhotis and 10 lungis. The distributions were carried out at Sri Gouri, Hailakandi and the Jalanagar area of Sri Gouri, providing essential clothing and helping underprivileged families prepare for the festive season.
Relief Distribution on 4 October 2026
Continuing its relief activities, the Mission distributed 205 sarees, 100 dhotis and 82 lungis on 4 October 2026. The initiative aimed to assist economically disadvantaged people in celebrating Sri Sri Durga Puja with dignity and joy.
Matri Puja Relief Distribution on Mahalaya, 10 October 2026
On the auspicious occasion of Mahalaya, 10 October 2026, the Mission organised a special Matri Puja Relief Distribution Programme for 530 widowed mothers. Reflecting reverence for motherhood and the ideal of worshipping the Divine Mother through service to women in need, each beneficiary received a food relief kit along with essential clothing.
Each kit contained 2 kg of rice, 2 kg of potatoes, 1 kg of masoor dal, 500 g of soybeans, 500 ml of mustard oil, one bed sheet and one saree.
Thus, 530 widowed mothers received essential food provisions and clothing. The programme was an expression of love, respect and reverence for these mothers, reaffirming the Mission’s commitment to serving the distressed with compassion and dignity.
Relief Distribution on 11 October 2026
On 11 October 2026, the Mission continued its Sri Sri Durga Puja relief activities by distributing 450 sarees, 100 dhotis and 25 lungis among underprivileged people in the surrounding areas. The initiative sought to bring comfort and happiness to needy families and enable them to observe the festive occasion with dignity.
A Commitment to Service
Through these relief programmes, Ramakrishna Mission, Sribhumi, continued its efforts to support vulnerable sections of society and uphold the ideals of Sri Ramakrishna, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda. The special Matri Puja programme on Mahalaya was particularly significant, honouring the dignity of motherhood while extending practical assistance to 530 widowed mothers.
The Mission expresses its heartfelt gratitude to all donors, devotees, well-wishers and volunteers whose generous support and dedicated service helped make these relief programmes possible.
