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JAMMU: A deeply moving and heartfelt programme was organized today at Home for the Aged & Infirm (Vridh Ashram), Ambphalla, as a vibrant group of students from the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), Law School, University of Jammu, spent an unforgettable day with the elderly residents.
The visiting delegation of around 45 law students was led by Geetansh Thakur, President, ABVP Law School, along with Ansh Ranyal, Secretary; Harmannat Kour, Office Secretary; and Anirudha, Student for Seva. They were joined by Amit Sadotra, President, ABVP University of Jammu; Jayavardhani Singh Parihar, Secretary, JU; Sahil Thakur; Mahunagav, Organising Secretary; and Sunil Singh, Secretary, ABVP Jammu University.
From the side of Vridh Ashram, the programme was graced by Dr. Dinesh Gupta, Secretary; Vijay Gupta, Joint Secretary; Satpal Sharma and Sr. Rajinder Singh, Members of the Managing Committee; and Raghav Gupta, Volunteer.
The programme began with a warm and respectful welcome, as the students greeted each resident with roses, symbolizing love, dignity, and gratitude. What followed was not just a cultural event, but a deeply emotional exchange of hearts and experiences.
The students presented a series of soulful old songs that resonated deeply with the inmates, bringing back cherished memories of their past. The atmosphere turned profoundly emotional as some of the songs touched upon themes of love, separation, and the passage of time. Many students were visibly moved, with tears in their eyes, as they connected with the silent emotions of the elderly. In a powerful and touching interaction, inmates shared their life journeys, struggles, and wisdom. Among those Inmates who spoke were Romesh Kumar and Rajinder Singh Rajput, whose words left a lasting impact on everyone present. Their experiences served as a reminder of resilience, sacrifice, and the invaluable lessons of life.
The students expressed that no comfort, luxury, or success in the world can ever surpass the love and blessings of oneās parents. They emphasized that even the greatest heaven imaginable pales in comparison to the warmth and sanctity of a parentās presence. The programme stood as a beautiful example of intergenerational bonding, compassion, and human connection. It not only brought smiles to the faces of the elderly but also instilled a deeper sense of responsibility and respect among the youth towards their elders.
Such initiatives reaffirm the belief that true service lies in empathy, understanding, and the ability to bring joy into the lives of others. The visit concluded with heartfelt gratitude on both sides, leaving behind memories that will be cherished for a long time.
