Jamshedpur Honors Pulwama Martyrs on Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day Marked by Tributes to Brave Soldiers in Jamshedpur

Prateek Sangharsh Foundation dedicates Valentine’s Day to humanitarian services in memory of Pulwama martyrs.

JAMSHEDPUR – As Valentine’s Day celebrations unfold across the country, Jamshedpur’s Prateek Sangharsh Foundation has chosen to commemorate the day differently.

This 14th February, the foundation dedicated its efforts to honor the brave soldiers martyred in the Pulwama attack through various humanitarian services.

In a notable act of remembrance, Vishwajit Manimela, B.S. Prakash Rao, and B. Swaraj organized a meal for 50 individuals at the Manav Samaj Leprosy Ashram in Jugsalai, marking their marriage anniversary with charity.

Key members like Kumaresha Hazra and Uttam Kumar Gorai, among others, donated single donor platelets, symbolizing a tribute to the martyred soldiers.

The blood donation drive aimed at saving lives served as a powerful homage to those who sacrificed their lives in the Pulwama attack.

The day’s activities reflected a deep sense of patriotism and gratitude towards the soldiers who fought for the country.

Prateek Sangharsh Foundation’s gesture of dedicating Valentine’s Day to the martyrs received widespread appreciation, reminding the community of the ultimate sacrifices made for national security.

Attendees included B.S. Prakash Rao, B. Swaraj, and several others, all united in paying respects to India’s fallen heroes.