It is rightly observed that service of mankind is the service of God. It is the primary duty of man to serve the needy, less privileged and down-trodden fellow-beings.

We must not selfish. We must look to the welfare of those who live around us. Our prosperity is of no avail if the people near us live a life of want and misery. We all are the equal inheritors of the gifts and wealth of nature. Those who roll in riches should give food to the hungry, clothes to the naked and shelter to the hopeless. Those who are sick and physically disabled should be helped according to their needs. Some people are compelled to commit crimes because of poverty. Some die because they have no money for medical treatment. We must become their benefactors. While doing social service, we must not be swayed by the narrowness of feelings. All should be treated alike. Moreover, one should not have any ulterior motive while serving others. At Abhinandan Spoortidhama, we have initiated a noble service named “Sunday for Social Work” that engages the volunteers every sunday in a social service activity such as cleaning up public premises, giving it a make over by painting. This weekly noble service has finished 70 plus sessions so far.