41 Club Forever 156 and Mysore Amity Ladies Circle 108 came together in the tough COVID times and distributed 300 grocery kits totalling to 4,260 kgs. Each kit contains Rice (1,500 kg), Horsegram (300 kgs), Toordal (300 kgs), Chilly Powder (30 kgs), Salt (300 kgs), Wheat Flour (750 kgs), Ragi Flour (750 kgs) and Oil (300 litres). Tr. Suraj of MART-156 helped in arranging the kits. The kits were distributed in various parts of Mysuru — Srinagar, Raghavendranagar, Kalyanagiri, Vidyanagar, Bengaluru-Mysuru Road, Nanjangud Road and Yaraganahalli New Extension. The cost involved was Rs.2,00,000. Picture shows Ajith Pai and 41ner Y.R. Rajesh inspecting the distribution of the kits at the site.
Grocery kits worth Rs. 2 lakh distributed
41 Club Forever 156 and Mysore Amity Ladies Circle 108 came together in the tough COVID times and distributed 300 grocery kits totalling to 4,260 kgs. Each kit contains Rice (1,500 kg),…
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