Manavsewa Ashram, Janakpur: Family Donated Rs. 424,000 to the Ashram's Charity on Their Daughter's Engagement

Janakpur, Nepal - Dipendra Mishra and Neelam Mishra, residents of Janakpurdham Sub-metropolitan City-7, have set a beautiful example of humanity by donating the expenses saved from their daughter's engagement to charity.

The Mishra family organized the engagement of their daughter Diksha Mishra and son-in-law Ashiq Jha at Manavsewa Ashram in Janakpur and provided support of Rs 424,000 for bhojan sewa for about 2,400 residents in the Ashram's 35 branches. The Mishra family celebrated and donated the funds that they would have spent on an expensive celebration at the Party Palace for a humanitarian sewa.

Ms. Kavya Pokharel, Dhanusha District Coordinator of Manavsewa Ashram, said that the donation will support Ashram dependents.

Manavsewa Ashram has expanded its branches to 35 in seven provinces of the country with the support of philanthropic donors at home and abroad, with partial support from the Nepali government.

Manavsewa Ashram is a social organization that rescues and provides urgent health care and relief to people with physical and mental disabilities who are forced to live a difficult life on the streets and in disaster areas, reunites them with their families whenever possible, and shelters disabled elderly and orphaned children.

Manavsewa Ashram started its services from Makawanpur, Hetauda on August 29, 2012, AD.

Published Date: Sunday, October 8, 2026, in Manavsewa Khabar