IHRC and NHRO Bring Warmth to the Homeless This Winter

The International Human Rights Commission -IHRC and the National Human Rights Organisation (NHRO) have once again demonstrated their commitment to supporting those in need during harsh winter conditions. As in previous years, these organisations have organised the distribution of blankets to homeless individuals who spend cold nights at bus stops, railway stations, and on pavements in Rajgangpur.

This initiative was made possible through the efforts of many compassionate individuals, including Nitis Mohanty, a young business leader and advocate for human rights. His generosity and dedication enabled the delivery of blankets to organisations in Rajgangpur, providing warmth and protection to the most vulnerable. Nitis Mohanty highlighted the exceptional work being carried out by IHRC and NHRO at the grassroots level, stating it deserves special recognition.

The President of the organisation, Mohammad Naushad, emphasised the fundamental importance of humanitarianism, stating that “there is no religion greater than humanity.” He called on everyone to collaborate and work together to support those in challenging circumstances. His words resonated widely within the local community, inspiring many to get involved in similar initiatives.

Special thanks were extended to Prof. h.c. Rafal Marcin Wasik IHRC Secretary General, Dr. Arif Nasir Butt Head of IHRC in India, and Dawid Szablowski Head of IHRC Press, who was especially recognised for providing the organisation with an outstanding informational platform. Their vision and support have enabled organisations like IHRC and NHRO to operate on a wide scale, delivering meaningful assistance to those in need.

The blanket distribution initiative demonstrates how a small gesture can transform lives. Anyone can contribute to similar efforts by donating blankets, warm clothing, or food to local charities, volunteering with IHRC or NHRO, sharing information about such initiatives on social media, or encouraging businesses to support similar projects. Acts like these show how altruism can work at both local and global levels, making a positive difference in the world around us.

The success of this endeavour was also made possible by the efforts of the team members, including Md Sk Washi, Md Irshad Alam, Ansar Ahmed, Md Aslam, Manjit Singh, Md Abid, Jitandar Saha, and Hemant Singh. Each of them played a crucial role in coordinating activities and delivering direct aid on the ground.

Through collective effort, collaboration, and dedication, IHRC and NHRO continue their mission to protect human rights and promote humanitarianism. We urge everyone to join such initiatives, as every contribution—no matter how small—can make a significant impact.

Reported:
Md Naushad
SMM IHRC India Regional Volunteers Coordinator (RVC)
IHRC Press Jurnalist