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ABOUT US
Much goes unsaid about Shri Balram Hospital without mentioning
the noted Paawan Mangal Seva Sansthan Trust, the brainchild
of Saint Shri Sitaram Das Ji. A disciple of Shree Gopal
Das Ji and the guru bhai of Shraddhamata, Shri Sitamram
Das Ji attained enlightenment at a tender age of 12 while
studying in Varanasi.
Paawan Mangal Seva Sansthan Trust has been humbly serving
the needs of the poor and orphaned in one of the most
rural and unattained areas of Jaipur for the last 20 years.
A team of doctors and medical practitioners offers free
orthopedic, gynecological, polio, eye and dental consultancy
and treatment. All experts are renowned in their respective
fields, Our doctors and medical staff are classic example
of offering charity for a noble cause, of which we are
proud. Apart from the doctors, Shri Sitaram Das Ji Maharaj
himself looks after the needy and the diseased in the
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THE ASHRAM
The ashram has been constructed by the devotees of the trust to help the poor villagers with food and basic necessities. The ashram does not discriminate between castes, creeds and richness, a burning example of communal harmony, which is much needed for Humanity. |
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THE TEMPLE
A beautiful temple, dedicated to Lord Rama magnifies the serenity of the place. Lord Hanuman and Bade Maharaj Ji also adorns the temple. |
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THE PASUPATI GOSALA
Care for animals is something that Indians have been aware of for centuries. It was during the time of Ashoka the great that the first veterinary hospital was set in India. In fact, Indians have been the very first people to show that care for animals is as necessary. The inception of the gosala dates back of the year 1980 when villagers donated few severely sick and fragile cows to the gosala. The cows were cared for and given medical treatment. Eventually, the same cows were not only fit and fine but also gave birth to healthy calves. Today, the ashram has the best breeds of cows, all looked after, cared by a tem of expert vets. Such has been the frame of the gosala that even experts from Germany and Australia have visited India specially to see and examine this famous gosala followed by their applauses.
Pasupati gosala believes in complete recycle. A portion of the cow dung is used to generate gas for the ashram while a portion is used to create natural manure. Certified by the Pusa institute. The urine is used as a pesticide. |
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