The ' Sheetal Paani Ghar' built by the Human Welfare Trust and inaugurated by Senior Superintendent of Police Kishore Kaushal.

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The ' Sheetal Paani Ghar' built by the Human Welfare Trust and inaugurated by Senior Superintendent of Police Kishore Kaushal.
Jamshedpur, 23 Feb: The 4th 'Sheetal Pani Ghar' in the memory of late Zubaida Khatoon at Zakir Nagar cemetery (Qabristan) was inaugurated by Senior Superintendent of Police, Kishore Kaushal (IPS) 
and Principal of Al-Kabir Polytechnic College Waris Sarwar Imam by jointly cutting the ribbon.
On this occasion, Dr. Anwar Shahab, Associate Professor and President of the Department of Political Science of Karim City College, Azadnagar police station in-charge Rakesh Kumar Singh, Haji Mohammad Ilyas Khan, Haji Azad Ansari, President of the Cemetery Committee Mukhtar Shafi (Mr. Bhai), and Secretary Anwarul Haq were present. All the guests were welcomed by the members of HWT by giving them a bouquet. 
The main purpose of 'Sheetal Pani Ghar is to provide water to the passersby during summer days. Trust trustee Syed Asif Akhtar, President Matinul Haq Ansari and Azad Nagar police station contributed in making today's program successful. Peace Committee Secretary Mukhtar Alam Khan, Shahid Parvez, Moinuddin Ansari, Nadir Khan, Masoom Khan, Rizwan Aurangabadi, Iqbal Arvi, Master Seraj, Firoz Alam, Aftab Alam, Irshad Khan and Tahir Hussain played lead roles.
Talking about Human Welfare Trust, Mukhtar Alam Khan said that it is a famous social organization of Jamshedpur which has been doing social work among children for the last many years and is also continuously distributing lunch 2 days a week in MGM Hospital. Has been. Its main social work includes distributing educational materials, giving ration kits to needy fasting people during the month of Ramzan, organizing blood donation camps for needy patients.


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