As a lifelong advocate of humanitarian service, I am honored to be part of the Nishkam Sewa Samiti (Regd.), Kotkapura, an organization that embodies the spirit of compassion and selfless giving. Since its inception, the Samiti has worked tirelessly to uplift the lives of those who need it most, especially the widows and destitute women in our community. It has grown from a small group of volunteers to a well-organized force of change, providing essential support to hundreds of families.
As someone who has been deeply involved in social causes, both in the U.S. and Punjab, I am particularly moved by the dedication of this organization. Over the years, I have seen the immense power that community service holds—the power to transform lives, inspire hope, and create lasting change. The foundation of this organization, led by Dr. Surinder Kumar Dwivedi, and now his son, Manoj Dwivedi, exemplifies the kind of impact we can make when we come together for a common cause.
Through my own work, including the founding of the KK Marwah Girls College in memory of my late wife, Kuljit Kaur Marwah, and supporting the modernization of a historical village in Punjab, I have always believed in the importance of education and service to uplift communities. The Nishkam Sewa Samiti (Regd.) shares these values, and I am proud to support its mission. Together, we are creating a future where compassion and care for the less fortunate are the pillars of our society.