मालाबती पारा (पश्चिम त्रिपुरा): जंगल के कच्चे कुएं से मुक्ति, संत रामपाल जी महाराज ने लगवाया पंप

मालाबती पारा (पश्चिम त्रिपुरा): जंगल के कच्चे कुएं से मुक्ति, संत रामपाल जी महाराज ने लगवाया पंप || शुद्ध पेयजल सेवा अभियान || SA News Channel In Malapathi Para, Post Lambu Chhara, West Tripura, a struggling family faced a daily battle for drinking water. They had to walk around 300 meters through a forest and uneven hilly paths to collect water from a small, unsafe open well. The family says the well water was often contaminated, with frogs, snakes, dogs, and other animals falling into it. Yet they had no other choice. After the family submitted a request, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj arranged a submersible water pump at their home under a clean drinking water initiative. According to the family and village representatives, the complete installation cost was Rs. 45,000 and was provided without taking any contribution from the villagers. The family also shares that they have been receiving monthly ration support for more than a year, along with help for the children’s education. Local residents and the village representative expressed happiness that nearby families can also benefit from the water facility. Watch this emotional ground report from a remote area of West Tripura and see how access to safe drinking water has brought relief to a family in need. __________________________________________ 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.