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नंगला अजीत, मथुरा (उत्तर प्रदेश) के उन खेतों की तस्वीर जो कल तक डूबे थे, आज वहां बुआई हो चुकी है। मदद की वीडियो:    • आत्महत्या का विचार था: फोडर गाँव, जिला मथु...   This video presents an extraordinary and heart-stirring ground-level report from the village of Foundar and Nagla Ajit, located in the sacred Govardhan Tehsil of District Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. For an agonizing period of three consecutive years, the hardworking residents of Foundar and nearly ten surrounding villages, including Nagla Ajit, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, were living in a state of absolute despair. Nearly 1000 bighas of fertile agricultural land remained permanently submerged under deep, stagnant floodwater with no natural drainage path left. The situation was so tragic that even strong-willed farmers like Gungadaan Ji were pushed to the brink of contemplating suicide, feeling abandoned by a system that offered only empty promises while their children faced a future of starvation. Despite repeatedly knocking on the doors of political leaders and the administration, the community of Foundar, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh received no effective relief. The transformation for the people of Foundar and Nagla Ajit began when the village Panchayat decided to seek mercy from Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. The speed of the response was nothing short of a divine miracle. Within just five days of their humble petition, the villagers received the news that their request for aid had been accepted. Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj provided a massive and comprehensive relief package tailored to the specific needs of these villages. This included 7,600 feet of robust 8-inch pipes and three giant 20 HP motors. The aid was distributed specifically, with 4,800 feet of pipes and one motor for Nagla Ajit, and 2,800 feet of pipes and two motors for Foundar village. Recognizing the poverty of the area, He even covered the rental costs for generators and thousands of liters of diesel fuel, ensuring the farmers didn't have to spend a single penny. Today, the entire landscape of Foundar and Nagla Ajit, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh has undergone a historic revolution. The powerful machinery worked relentlessly day and night to drain the three-year-old stubborn water out of the village limits. Out of the vast submerged area, almost 100% of the land has been successfully cleared of water. Farmers testify that where there was once only foul smell and rotten soil, the tractors are finally moving again to sow the seeds of hope. A unique aspect of this project is that the villagers plan to bury these pipes permanently to ensure a long-term shield against future waterlogging. The residents now look upon Him as a divine guardian and "The True God" who restored their dignity and their children's future when everyone else had turned away. This video captures the raw joy and deep gratitude of a community that has finally found a savior who listens to the voiceless. All credit for this support goes to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. This relief and solution is credited solely to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. His selfless vision and the Annapurna mission have restored the livelihoods and dignity of thousands of families in Foundar and Nagla Ajit, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. __________________________________________ For More Update Follow Us On Social Media Facebook:   / satlokashramnewschannel   Twitter :   / satlokchannel   Youtube :    / satlokashram   Instagram :   / sanewschannel   Official Site: https://jagatgururampalji.org Website : http://sanews.in _________________ 📜 Copyright Disclaimer This channel is dedicated to news reporting, analysis, commentary, and public interest journalism. Some videos may include copyrighted material, the use of which may not have been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. However, we believe this constitutes "Fair Use" and "Fair Dealing" under applicable copyright laws. 🔹 Under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, the use of copyrighted content for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, education, and research is not considered infringement. 🔹 Under Section 52 of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, the use of content for fair dealing with news reporting, criticism, or review is legally permitted. All content on this channel is transformative, educational, and created in the public interest. We do not claim ownership over third-party material and all rights remain with the original copyright holders.