वो गाँव जहाँ लाश भी नाव पर निकली, जहाँ बच्चे नाव से स्कूल जाते और फिर 4 दिन में सब बदल गया।

वो गाँव जहाँ लाश भी नाव पर निकली, जहाँ बच्चे नाव से स्कूल जाते और फिर 4 दिन में सब बदल गया।

This video tells the powerful story of Gangwa village in Hisar, Haryana — a community submerged under 5–6 feet of floodwater for over a month, facing total crop loss and the collapse of homes and livelihoods. With government aid proving insufficient, the village leaders — Sarpanch Bhagwan Das and Zilla Paredh Manoj Takmahi — appealed to Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj for urgent relief. In response, the saint’s team supplied four 15 HP motors, 14,000 feet of 8-inch pipeline and all necessary accessories within days, enabling large-scale water removal and giving villagers a chance to sow the next crop. The video captures their emotional petition, the arrival of equipment, heartfelt thanks from villagers, and the promise that relief will be measured — if water is not drained in time, future assistance will be conditional. More than machinery, this is a story of compassion, faith, and rapid grassroots relief that transformed despair into hope. Watch to see the distribution, the village reaction, and the clear message: well-targeted, timely help can save lives and livelihoods. Share this to spread awareness about fast, accountable disaster relief.




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