Rebuilding Lives with Compassion

The floods in the Marathwada region have caused widespread devastation. Along with severe crop losses, nearly 15 million hectares of agricultural land have been affected, pushing thousands of farmers into a critical situation.

To support the affected families, ration kits containing 22 essential items — including grains, cooking oil, spices, and daily necessities — are being distributed. Despite the festive season of Diwali, many households continue to struggle to meet their basic needs.

As I travel from village to village with Shri Ramdev Agarwal and Shri Jivrajka, the hardship visible on people’s faces deeply impacts me and reinforces our resolve to support affected families.

Currently, relief efforts are reaching 4,750 families, benefiting nearly 24,000 people across 30 villages. While this support provides immediate relief, the magnitude of the disaster highlights the urgent need for sustained and coordinated assistance.

These initiatives aim not only to provide essential aid but also to help communities regain dignity and rebuild their lives in the aftermath of this natural calamity.

Global Vikas Trust - Mayank Gandhi

Flood Relief Beneficiaries (Kit Distribution) →

Voices from the Ground

The Farmer’s Voice Will Not Be Silenced

“When farmers unite beyond caste, community, and politics, their collective strength cannot be ignored — and even the government must listen.”

Diwali Relief for 3,000 Flood-Hit Farmers

"Global Vikas Trust distributes essential food kits across 16 villages, spreading hope and festive cheer to flood-affected farmers."

Spreading Diwali Cheer to Flood-Hit Farmers

"Global Vikas Trust is providing essential food and grocery kits to 3,000 families across 16 villages, helping them celebrate Diwali and Dussehra with hope and joy."

A farmer in Maharashtra, relying entirely on soybean cultivation for your livelihood. The calculations for soybean farming suggest extremely tight margins — if these numbers are correct, it begs the question: how do 7.5 lakh farmers survive under such conditions?

Each season brings uncertainty — unpredictable rains, fluctuating market prices, and rising input costs. For these farmers, every decision can mean the difference between a decent harvest and severe hardship. Understanding the realities behind these figures is crucial to appreciating the struggles and resilience of Maharashtra’s soybean farming community.

INDIA CAN WAIT NO MORE!