INA organises four-day ‘Bhandara’ to help flood-affected families in Noida

Noida: The Indian Nurserymen Association (INA), Ghaziabad-Noida Mandal Chapter, has taken a commendable initiative to support nursery businessmen and gardener families badly affected by recent floods. The association on September 6 started a four-day food distribution drive (bhandara) along the Yamuna riverbank in Noida.

INA President Y.P. Singh, along with the entire team of the association and volunteers, personally served food to the suffering people during the event. Locals expressed their happiness and gratitude, praising the INA’s spirit of unity and social service.

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Under this initiative, hundreds of people will be served fresh meals for four consecutive days. Besides this, INA has distributed around 700 packets of dry rations and food supplies to flood-affected victims to ensure that they do not go to bed without food.

The floods have damaged several nurseries, leaving numerous families without livelihood support. This initiative has brought much-needed relief and a sense of hope for such families. This campaign is being seen as a vital step towards providing strength and support to flood-hit families, while promoting community solidarity and compassion.

The association has also appealed to the other sections of the community to come forward and take part in contribution. As per the INA, if more people join this mission, the help process will be expanded, and it will reach a larger number of families facing all sorts of issues due to natural calamities.