Date: 20 January, 2025 Time: 03:00 PM
Anniversary Celebration 2025
Five Years of Compassion, Commitment and Community Transformation
About the Celebration
The Fifth Vardhapan Din, celebrated in 2025, marked the completion of five years of Bhoomi Foundation's social journey.
The fifth anniversary reflected not only the Foundation's growth but also the diversity of its social initiatives. Over the years, the Foundation had worked across areas including education, healthcare, farmer welfare, women empowerment, disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.
Chief & Distinguished Guests
• Vitthal Kate — Founder & President, Navchaitanya Hasya Yog Parivar
• Suman Kate — Vice President, Navchaitanya Hasya Yog Parivar, Pune
• Suresh Kote Patil — Director, Lijjat Papad Industry Group, Pune
• Mrs. Meenakaki Sanjay Appa Satav Patil — Social Worker
• Vinod Rakshe — Representative, Sonu Sood Foundation
• Dr. Amit Kumar Dubey — Former Air Force Officer
• Captain J. K. Arvind — Indian Army
• Dr. Kailas Pawar — Founder, Bhoomi Foundation
• Sanjay Pol — Assistant Commissioner, Pune Municipal Corporation
• Pink Commander Vasudev Tavi — Indian Air Force
• Chandramani Indurkar — Former Principal, Jail Officers Training College, Yerwada, Pune
The Fifth Vardhapan Din emphasized the Foundation's work for people facing difficult social and economic circumstances. Its initiatives included support for families affected by farmer suicides, farmer guidance, skill development, educational assistance, elderly support, healthcare activities, COVID-19 relief, disaster assistance, employment initiatives and support for vulnerable children and families.
The anniversary also highlighted the importance of transforming assistance into long-term self-reliance. Rather than limiting social service to immediate relief, the Foundation's activities increasingly focused on education, skills, health and opportunities that could improve people's lives over the longer term.
The presence of representatives from the Indian Air Force, municipal administration, social organizations, business groups and humanitarian foundations reflected the broad network supporting the Foundation.
The fifth anniversary was therefore a celebration of five years of persistence, service and community engagement, while also looking toward a larger future.
The fifth anniversary reflected not only the Foundation's growth but also the diversity of its social initiatives. Over the years, the Foundation had worked across areas including education, healthcare, farmer welfare, women empowerment, disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.
Chief & Distinguished Guests
• Vitthal Kate — Founder & President, Navchaitanya Hasya Yog Parivar
• Suman Kate — Vice President, Navchaitanya Hasya Yog Parivar, Pune
• Suresh Kote Patil — Director, Lijjat Papad Industry Group, Pune
• Mrs. Meenakaki Sanjay Appa Satav Patil — Social Worker
• Vinod Rakshe — Representative, Sonu Sood Foundation
• Dr. Amit Kumar Dubey — Former Air Force Officer
• Captain J. K. Arvind — Indian Army
• Dr. Kailas Pawar — Founder, Bhoomi Foundation
• Sanjay Pol — Assistant Commissioner, Pune Municipal Corporation
• Pink Commander Vasudev Tavi — Indian Air Force
• Chandramani Indurkar — Former Principal, Jail Officers Training College, Yerwada, Pune
The Fifth Vardhapan Din emphasized the Foundation's work for people facing difficult social and economic circumstances. Its initiatives included support for families affected by farmer suicides, farmer guidance, skill development, educational assistance, elderly support, healthcare activities, COVID-19 relief, disaster assistance, employment initiatives and support for vulnerable children and families.
The anniversary also highlighted the importance of transforming assistance into long-term self-reliance. Rather than limiting social service to immediate relief, the Foundation's activities increasingly focused on education, skills, health and opportunities that could improve people's lives over the longer term.
The presence of representatives from the Indian Air Force, municipal administration, social organizations, business groups and humanitarian foundations reflected the broad network supporting the Foundation.
The fifth anniversary was therefore a celebration of five years of persistence, service and community engagement, while also looking toward a larger future.
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