» In June 2013, Uttarakhand Flood
In June 2013, Uttarakhand flood, leaving many homeless, orphaned, and destitute. Patanjali, swiftly responded with extensive relief efforts. From their base in Guptkashi near the Kedarnath valley, Patanjali’s volunteers established relief camps, providing cooked meals, medication, and clean water. Recognising the logistical challenges, they also distributed substantial quantities of food to remote areas cut off by disrupted road networks. Additionally, Patanjali extended compassionate support to children orphaned by the disaster.
» In 2015, a Devastating Earthquake Struck Nepal
In 2015, a devastating earthquake struck Nepal, affecting locals, pilgrims, and travelers alike. Patanjali responded swiftly, dispatching 6-7 trucks of relief material, including 2-3 trucks of water and 1 truck of fruit, potatoes, tarpaulins, and biscuits. Additionally, medicines valued at Rs. 1 crore were provided to address medical needs. Patanjali immediately constituted 20-30 teams to organise and sustain relief camps in remote districts, ensuring the provision of food, tents, blankets, and mats until the affected people’s lives became smoother. Patanjali and its associates contributed over Rs. 5 crores for relief work, with thousands of volunteers tirelessly serving those in need. Amidst the rubble and chaos, Patanjali adopted around 500 orphan children, vowing to provide them with quality education and covering their living expenses to ensure they were not left behind in the turmoil.
» Assam Flood
In the wake of the 2017 Assam flood, which left half a million people homeless and took numerous lives, Patanjali continued its humanitarian efforts. Amidst the devastation, Patanjali led a relief effort focused on providing essential nutrition to the survivors, distributing juices, nuts, whole cow milk products, and various food items to struggling families. This compassionate act aimed to reassure the affected that they were not alone. Patanjali’s efforts, in collaboration with the state government, were crucial for the recovery of the affected communities.
» In 2023, the town of Joshimath was struck by landslides
In 2023, the town of Joshimath was struck by landslides, leaving many lives in turmoil. In response, Patanjali quickly launched a relief program, two truckloads of aid, including two thousand blankets and essential provisions were sent from Haridwar to Joshimath.
» Violence-stricken Manipur
In 2023, Patanjali extended support to violence-stricken Manipur by distributing crucial supplies to relief centers across multiple districts, including Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, Kakching, Churachandpur, Kangpokpi, and Tengnoupal. Patanjali provided a generous relief fund amounting to goods valued at Rs. 1 crore to rural women Self Help Groups. Recognising the critical need for nutrition, donation included suji, atta, cornflakes, biscuits, oats, sugar, and other staple foods.
