गांव रासलाना, हनुमानगढ़ (राजस्थान): पहले 500 क्विंटल चारा, अब 4800 फीट पाइप और 15 HP मोटर

गांव रासलाना, हनुमानगढ़ (राजस्थान): पहले 500 क्विंटल चारा, अब 4800 फीट पाइप और 15 HP मोटर SA News Channel Village Rasalana (रासलाना), Bhadra Tehsil, Hanumangarh District, Rajasthan, has received a second round of assistance for Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti under Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's Gau Suraksha Abhiyan and Annapurna Muhim. The Gaushala had been facing two major problems: a shortage of dry fodder for its cattle and a lack of adequate sweet drinking water. Representatives of the Gram Panchayat and Gaushala committee approached Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj at Dhanana Dham, Haryana, to request help. According to the volunteers interviewed in this report, a survey team visited the Gaushala to assess its needs. Following the survey, assistance was arranged in two stages. FIRST ROUND — DRY FODDER ASSISTANCE Approximately three days before the current delivery, 500 quintals of dry fodder were delivered and handed over to Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti, Rasalana. SECOND ROUND — WATER SUPPLY EQUIPMENT In the current report, the Gaushala received equipment intended to establish a sweet-water supply system. The reported assistance includes: 4,800 feet of 8-inch pipeline, approximately 1.46 kilometres One 15 HP submersible motor Equipment for a proposed bore approximately 90 feet deep L&T motor starter Electrical wiring PVC pipes and fittings Air valves, bends, iron bands and plates Rope, connecting accessories and other installation materials Volunteers confirmed that the water supply equipment and accessories had been handed over to the Gaushala committee. The Gaushala president also confirmed receiving the pipeline, motor and related materials. Local representatives explained that the pipeline was intended to connect a suitable water source to the Gaushala. Villagers also expressed gratitude to a local land donor for making land available near the canal for the tubewell arrangement. The village welcomed the assistance convoy with Mangalacharan, flower garlands, flower showers, tractors and enthusiastic participation by local residents. Villagers described the difficulties caused by shortages of fodder and drinking water and expressed hope that the new equipment would provide a reliable water supply for the cattle. The report documents the delivery and handover of the equipment. It does not independently establish that drilling, pipeline installation or commissioning of the water supply system had already been completed. Key highlights: Village: Rasalana, Bhadra, Hanumangarh, Rajasthan Gaushala: Shri Krishna Gaushala Samiti First assistance: 500 quintals of dry fodder delivered Second assistance: 4,800 feet of pipeline and one 15 HP submersible motor Proposed bore depth: Approximately 90 feet Installation accessories: Delivered Water system status: Equipment received; successful operation not confirmed in this report Watch this ground report from Rasalana to see the arrival of the pipeline and motor, interviews with the Gaushala committee, the villagers' welcome and the details of the continuing Gau Suraksha Abhiyan. #SantRampalJiMaharaj #Rasalana #Hanumangarh #Bhadra #GauSurakshaAbhiyan #AnnapurnaMuhim #4800FeetPipeline #15HPMotor #Gaushala #GauSeva #Rajasthan 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.