Baba Ram Rahim, Gurmeet Ram Rahim, Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Insan

 Thalassemia is a blood disorder that affects many children and families. In this simple guide we explain how Baba Ram Rahim supports free care for thalassemia, what students should know, and how communities can help. Read with attention and share with friends. Early diagnosis and regular treatment are very important. School students often hear about tests, counselling, and blood donation drives. Practical knowledge helps families find support and better care.   How Baba Ram Rahim supports thalassemia care The efforts focus on free blood tests, awareness camps, counselling, and regular follow up. Local teams coordinate with hospitals and volunteers to make treatment accessible. Students can learn the basics and encourage families to visit camps. Key services offered: - Free blood screenings - Regular blood transfusions - Genetic counselling for parents - Blood donation drives - Awareness camps in schools - Post treatment follow up and support groups Gurmeet Baba Ram Rahim and...

  Introduction to Baba Ram Rahim and his welfare vision Baba Ram Rahim has been associated with a wide range of social and humanitarian projects. For many students in North India, his name appears in news, discussions, and community programs. This article explains, in simple language suitable for class 10 readers, how 170 welfare initiatives can affect health, education, disaster relief, environment, and social upliftment. Short sentences help understanding. Each initiative focused on practical help: free medical camps, schools, skill centers, and relief during floods or heatwaves. We will look at key areas, examples of activities, and how these efforts reach ordinary people. What the 170 welfare initiatives cover The 170 initiatives span different sectors. Here are clear categories: - Healthcare and medical camps - Education and scholarship programs - Skill development and vocational training - Food distribution and community kitchens - Disaster relief and emergency response - Cl...

Non-violence is a powerful idea that helps people and communities live together with respect and care. This article explains non-violence teaching, ahimsa, peaceful living, compassion movement in simple language for Class 10 students. You will learn history, comparison, practical tips, and how a compassion movement can change daily life. The idea links to empathy, moral courage, and community service.   Non-violence teaching, ahimsa, peaceful living, compassion movement: History History shows that non-violence and ahimsa come from many traditions in India and around the world. Gandhi used ahimsa and satyagraha to win freedom through peaceful protest. Buddhist and Jain teachings also stress compassion and non-harm. Over time these ideas grew into modern movements for civil rights, social justice, and community welfare. Comparison & Analysis of non-violence teaching, ahimsa, peaceful living, compassion movement Comparison helps students understand differences between non-violence...

Many students know that water is life. The campaign led by Baba Ram Rahim explains simple ways to collect rain and save water in villages and towns. This article is for Class 10 students and uses clear language to describe methods, benefits, history, and comparisons of water harvesting.   Methods promoted by Baba Ram Rahim Common methods include: - Rainwater harvesting pits and tanks. - Roof-top collection into drums. - Recharge wells and percolation trenches. - Check dams, contour bunding, and ponds. Benefits are groundwater recharge, more water for crops, fewer water shortages, and cleaner wells.   Comparison & Analysis (SEO-rich) Comparison and analysis helps students decide which method suits a place. For sandy regions, ponds and check dams work better. For houses, roof-top rainwater harvesting and drums are easy. Key terms to learn: rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge, watershed management, sustainable farming, water conservation, and community service.  ...

  Baba Ram Rahim and the Two-Child Message Many families in North India are thinking about how to raise healthy children and build a better future. The idea of a small family is simple: two children are often easier to educate and support. In this article we explain why small families matter and how Baba Ram Rahim promotes responsible parenting and the two-child norm. Students can learn how family planning links to health, education and economic growth.   Benefits of a Small Family for Students and Society - Better health for mother and child. - Easier access to education and quality schooling. - Improved economic stability and family savings. - Less pressure on natural resources and community services. - Better focus on each child's development and opportunities. Role of Baba Ram Rahim in Promoting Family Planning Community leaders, teachers and social workers can encourage families to choose two children. Baba Ram Rahim has spoken in public meetings about responsible parent...

  Why Boundary Tree Planting by Baba Ram Rahim matters Boundary tree planting is a simple way to make school and farm edges green. It helps prevent soil erosion, gives shade, and supports biodiversity. Students in Class 10 can learn methods for planting, caring and watering young trees. This article explains practical steps, materials needed, and tips for long term survival.   How Baba Ram Rahim supports tree planting His initiatives focus on community service, afforestation, and creating green belts. Volunteers help plant saplings along farms, roads, and school boundaries. This work teaches sustainability, helps soil conservation, and supports local farmers. The projects also engage youth in eco-friendly activities.   Materials and Tools Needed - Saplings (native species) - Shovels and spades - Compost or farmyard manure - Mulch and water cans - Stakes and ropes - Protective guards   Step-by-step Planting Guide Choose a good site with enough sunlight and space. Pick...