भरतपुर का अपना घर आश्रम: मानवता के लिए समर्पण की अद्वितीय गाथा...25 साल में 48 हजार जिंदगियां संवारी

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भरतपुर का अपना घर आश्रम 25 सालों में 48 हजार जिंदगियों को संवार चुका है. पढ़िए...

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00:00Bharatpur's home ashram is not just a shelter, but it is a living example of the service and dedication of humanity.

00:14Dr. BM Bharadwaj and his wife Dr. Madhuri Bharadwaj laid the foundation for this 25 years ago.

00:21Since then, this ashram has been serving the needs of the homeless, the disabled and the disabled.

00:29So far, this ashram has served the needs of 48,000 people in India and around the world.

00:35It started from a small house. It was a 100-square-meter house.

00:41We used to go to the Brahmujan and bring them here.

00:45There were not many people living here.

00:47Basically, we are from UP.

00:50The local people here in Rajasthan did not have much faith that we would be able to do this.

00:58They wanted us to have a different purpose behind this.

01:03So, there were some problems.

01:07It was a 20-square-meter house.

01:10There was a hall. 23 Brahmujis used to live there.

01:14My wife Madhuri and I used to live there.

01:18When there were no staff, 23 Brahmujis had to bathe, wash their clothes, cook food, feed them.

01:28Madhuri used to do most of the work.

01:31Ashram founder Dr. BM Bharadwaj says

01:34that in 2000, when the ashram was established, the facilities were very limited.

01:40For the first time in a year, only Rs. 1,500 was donated.

01:44But he did not lose hope.

01:46Today, people from all over the world are supporting this mission.

01:50There are 61 ashrams in 12 states.

01:53The 62nd ashram is in Nepal.

01:55We don't think about where the facilities will come from.

01:58We know that all the facilities that are needed for service are available.

02:07All the facilities come on their own.

02:10We work on this principle.

02:16Look, whatever the needs of our house are,

02:21no one goes to ask for donation.

02:24And no money is received from the government.

02:27Our ashram is in Bharatpur.

02:29One ashram costs Rs. 10.5 lakh daily.

02:34And every day, whatever is required, is written to Thakurji.

02:38Dal, rice, flour, medicine, clothes, land, doctor, engineer, architect.

02:48Even the last rites are written to Thakurji every day.

02:54And whatever is written on the board, is received.

02:57Here, no donation is refused.

03:00This has never been filled.

03:02It will never be filled.

03:03The place is always empty.

03:05It's not that we don't have a doctor,

03:07that we don't have food,

03:09that we don't have a house.

03:11Even if there is less,

03:13there is a place in our heart.

03:16We try to make this place permanent.

03:20God has never given us a chance to refuse anyone.

03:25And we pray that in the future,

03:28no one should get a place here.

03:31No one should have to close their doors.

03:33Let there be no such day.

03:34We work on this ideology.

03:36Apart from this, Bharatwaj Dampate has also made animal welfare

03:40an integral part of his life.

03:43He has adopted the cowshed of Nagarnigam

03:45and has taken on the responsibility of

03:47taking care of the cows and serving them.

03:50Dr. Dampate's life is a living example of

03:54how the world can change with dedication and service.

03:58For Bharatpur Se ETV Bharat,

04:00Shyamveer Singh's report.

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