This Article is dedicated to the humanitarian and social welfare activities inspired by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. It showcases relief operations under the 'Annapurna Muhim', assistance in flood-affected areas, house construction, and genuine aid provided to the poor and needy. Its objective is to convey the message that positive change can be brought about in people's lives through service and that the spirit of public welfare can be fostered. All visuals and information featured in the video are intended solely for demonstrating service activities and raising public awareness. It does not comment on any individual, community, or religion; rather, it conveys the message that "Service is the true religion" and honors all those dedicated to serving humanity.
Dhoop hai, chhaav hai, jalte tere paon hain,
Dhaara ke vipreet sada bahti teri naav hai||
The One who created this world is called God; the one who provides us with food is the farmer of India.
In this era of profound darkness known as Kali Yuga, where unrighteousness and injustice reign supreme; where helplessness, poverty, and starvation have shattered the human spirit; and where humanity has sunk to its lowest ebb.
The Annapurna Campaign is a comprehensive social service initiative launched by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj. Through this initiative, essential amenities such as food, clothing, education, medical care, and housing are provided to needy families. This campaign is not merely about providing aid; it is a mission to offer food to the hungry and shelter to the homeless, and to instill a sense of dignity and hope among the underprivileged.
One day, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj read a news report that deeply distressed Him. The story was about a family that had committed suicide, driven to the act by poverty and hunger. Deeply affected by this incident, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj resolved then and there that no family on this earth would ever again lose their lives due to hunger and helplessness.
It was with this very resolve that the Annapurna campaign was launched on March 21, 2025. This campaign was given a straightforward and clear objective, which is reflected in these words. Food, clothing, education, healthcare, and shelter, God Kabir is providing these to every needy person. Now, every human being will be happy, and the earth will become like heaven.
The objective of the Annapurna campaign is to provide assistance to needy families who, for various reasons, are not reached by government schemes or other organizations. A survey team comprising followers of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj identifies the families that can get benefit from this campaign. The goal of this campaign is not merely to provide temporary relief, but to fulfill all the basic needs of the families. Under this initiative, a full monthly ration for food, clothing, the entire cost of children's education, arrangements for the treatment of serious illnesses, and permanent housing for homeless families are provided. This assistance continues until the family becomes self-reliant and capable of earning its own livelihood.
Today, this initiative has expanded significantly. Thousands of houses have been built across the country, and lakhs of families are receiving regular assistance. A distinctive feature of this initiative is that it is managed directly under the guidance of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj, rather than by any committee or organization.
While the Annapurna campaign was kindling a new ray of hope in the lives of the needy, severe floods wreaked havoc across several states in North India during August and September 2025. Continuous rainfall threw normal life out of gear in Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh. Farmers' ready-to-harvest crops, such as cotton, millet, and rice were submerged and destroyed. An even greater concern was that the prolonged waterlogging in the fields would prevent them from sowing wheat on time, thereby threatening to disrupt their entire agricultural year.
Debt, the education of their children, and uncertainty about the future shattered the farmers mentally. The floods spared neither humans nor voiceless animals; many were swept away, while countless others began to die of hunger and thirst. The crisis of clean drinking water deepened in the villages. Homes, fields, schools, health centers, community gathering spots, and other public places were submerged, while the electricity supply came to a complete standstill. An atmosphere of devastation, helplessness, and despair prevailed all around. Due to the lack of timely and adequate assistance, farmers and laborers began to see their future as completely bleak.
When its fields turn barren, when its home becomes desolate, or when hope itself dies in the eyes of its people.
Assistance to Gurana Village Under Annapurna Campaign
Second time, 4000 feet 8 inch pipes were provided. Third time two motors 10 HP and 11,000 feet 8 inch pipes were given.
This assistance was not limited merely to villages in the vicinity of Hisar district such as Gurana, Badhawad, Dhad, Litani, Dhani, Khan Bahadur, Manna, Khanpur, Surewala, and Naila Pangal. but relief was also provided to neighboring districts like Bhiwani, Jind, Sonipat, Yamunanagar, and Fatehabad. From these areas, village sarpanchs and panchayats, their representatives went to Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj’s office in Barwala with formal petitions.
This massive campaign was launched in Haryana but volunteers of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj delivered relief supplies to flood victims in states such as Punjab, Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Himachal Pradesh. This is a nation wide campaign. Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj is fulfilling the duty of humanity selflessly.
Assistance in Punjab Under Annapurna Campaign
Many more villages in Punjab were provided assistance under Annapurna Drive.
Assistance in Rajasthan Under Annapurna Campaign
This service has been completed in hundreds of villages in Rajasthan.
Assistance in Uttar Pradesh Under Annapurna Campaign
Additionally, this service has already been completed in hundreds of villages across Uttar Pradesh.
In no time at all, a veritable flood of requests for help poured in. Yet, thanks to the blessings of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj, the pace of relief efforts was even faster. Every plea was being answered, and every need met.
In Haryana alone, the initiative gained such momentum that, within just a few days, convoys delivering aid began rapidly reaching over 300 villages.
The first time, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj provided the necessary materials for drinking water including 13,000 feet of 6-inch pipe, 100 feet of 8-inch pipe, 100 feet of 4-inch pipe, a complete solar panel setup, a 5 HP motor, a 3 HP motor, and 1,000 feet of wire along with a cash contribution to fund the construction of two 20x20 cement water tanks.
For the second time, five large 10-horsepower motors and 10,000 feet of 8-inch pipes were delivered to the village to drain the floodwaters.
For the third time, ten massive 20-horsepower motors and 5,000 feet of 8-inch pipes were supplied within just 24 hours.
For this single village, Rs.1 lakh in cash was provided on the spot to procure 17 motors, over 28,200 feet of pipes, and a solar pump, and to construct two cemented water tanks; an additional Rs. 1 lakh in cash was provided later as the need arose. In total, Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj provided Rs 4 lakh to the village.
In 1513, in the city of Kashi (Uttar Pradesh), the eternal and immortal Kabir Sahib manifested as the Supreme God (Purna Brahma) fulfilled the roles of poet, saint, and Satguru (True Spiritual Master) all at once. During that era, Supreme God Kabir organized a grand royal feast (Bhandara) for 1.8 million people over three consecutive days; every devotee was given a gold coin and a Dohar (a fine quality cotton sheet) along with the meal.
Now, exactly 512 years later, that same miraculous event is being replicated in 2025. Just as all the supplies had originated from Satlok (the Eternal Abode) back then, the mystery continues to astound everyone today, as no one can fathom the source of these supplies. It seems as if motors and pipes are raining down from the sky.
This message requests villagers specifically those provided with pipes, motors, and other essential materials for flood relief in accordance with the instructions of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj to work together to promptly drain the water from their village so that the next crop can be sown on time. It is explicitly stated that if the water is not drained and the crop cannot be sown despite the provision of relief materials, the village will not receive any relief assistance from the Trust in the future.
If necessary, villagers can also obtain additional supplies upon request, as the primary objective is to free the village from waterlogging at all costs. It was also stated that drone footage capturing the village's current condition has been recorded, and further videos will be made once the water has drained and the crops are flourishing; these will be screened at Satlok Ashram gatherings to assure donors that their contributions are being effectively utilized for public service and relief operations.
The message highlights the adverse effects of the floods on farmers, laborers, livestock, children, and society as a whole, while appealing to all communities to work together in unity.
It further states that religious institutions should also step forward in the interest of society and the nation during times of natural disasters.
The relief and philanthropic activities undertaken by Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj have been described as selfless service in the interest of farmers and the general public; villagers have been urged to utilize the provided pipes and motors to ensure a permanent solution to the problem of waterlogging in the future.
In recognition of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's selfless service and profound dedication to humanity, the Maham Chaubisi Khap honored Him with the 'Manavta Rakshak Samman' (Protector of Humanity Award) on October 12, 2025, at the historic Chaubisi Chabutra in Maham.
The Grace of Jagatguru Tattvadarshi Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj, the Divine Manifestation of God Kabir Sahib Ji
Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj is constructing permanent houses, homes of their dreams, or what could be described as 'Sudama's Palace' built by the Almighty Kabir for those homeless and destitute families.
Sudamas Palace in Haryana
In the village Gandhra Tehsil Sampla, District Rohtak, Haryana, Sant Rampal Ji MMaharaj् under the 'Annapurna' campaign had a house built for three orphaned children Tanish, Prince, and Krish in just 18 days. Their mother passed away in 2018, and their father died in 2023; both parents had suffered from tuberculosis. These orphaned children had no one to turn to, as their grandmother had also passed away. A regular monthly supply of ration was provided. Kitchen utensils, fans, clothes and other essentials were also given to these children.
The slogan of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj is...
Roti, Kapda, Chikitsa, Shiksha Aur Makaan, Sabko De rha Kabir Bhagwan||
This is not merely a slogan. These are the five tenets of that divine constitution upon which Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj is laying the foundation of a new era and a new nation.
Let us understand the depth of these five pillars that are collectively building an invincible nation.
Roti (Food) – It is Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's pledge that no one in the country will go to sleep hungry anymore. When everyone is well-fed, everyone will contribute to taking the country forward.
When these five basic needs of every citizen in a country are met through this policy of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj, just imagine what the future of that nation would be. When a person does not have to struggle merely for survival, they engage in creation; they innovate; they make their best contribution to the nation's progress. This is the path, this is the guiding principle through which Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj will transform India once again into the 'Golden Bird' and the ‘Vishwa Guru’.
This is His governance model, a model that, if adopted by the entire world, would inevitably usher in the dawn of Satyug (the Age of Truth) on Earth and wipe out poverty, starvation, and destitution once and for all.