'Narayan Niwas'
Proposed: year 2030

Sangasi stands as a village steeped in the legacy of freedom fighters. In the year 1921, its inhabitants committed themselves to the advancement of society through a series of principled decisions. These decisions included advocating for equal education opportunities for both boys and girls, rejecting all forms of superstition, abstaining from the consumption of liquor, tobacco, and meat, and vehemently opposing child marriage and the dowry system.

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Taking inspiration from both freedom fighters and fellow villagers, Narayan Singhji, our grandfather, had a tradition of extending hospitality to anyone who visited his home. During times of drought, he selflessly contributed grains to those in need. His son, Late Bhagwan Singhji, carried forward this tradition by providing free guidance and knowledge to any student who sought his assistance.

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It's worth mentioning that one of our relatives, the esteemed Shri Birbal Singhji Abusaria, who was a dedicated schoolteacher, generously donated land in Nawalgarh. His relentless efforts led to the establishment of a large Kisan Hostel with a strength of more than 120 students, on this very land, providing shelter and support to underprivileged students hailing from the region.

In reverence to the values upheld by our ancestors and relatives, we have chosen to contribute a piece of land for the construction of a Senior Living Home, inspired by their spirit of selflessness and community service.

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"Narayan Niwas" stands as a testament to his dream—a haven where senior citizens can enjoy their twilight years in serenity and safety, a cherished gift to our community and a testament to the enduring spirit of philanthropy.