Trijugi Narayan Shukla and Manorama Shukla Facilitate Marriages of Over 125 Underprivileged and Orphaned Girls in Indore
Indore, Madhya Pradesh: In a remarkable act of compassion and social commitment, Shri Trijugi Narayan Shukla and Smt. Manorama Shukla have successfully arranged the marriages of more than 125 underprivileged and orphaned girls in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Their noble initiative has brought hope, dignity, and stability to numerous families across the region.
Driven by a deep sense of social responsibility, the couple has consistently worked towards uplifting the weaker sections of society. Understanding the financial and emotional challenges faced by orphaned and economically disadvantaged girls, they took the initiative to organize and support their marriages with complete arrangements, ensuring each ceremony was conducted with respect and honour.
The mass marriage initiatives not only relieved families from financial burdens but also strengthened the spirit of community support and social harmony in Indore. The events witnessed participation from social workers, community leaders, and well-wishers who appreciated the humanitarian efforts of the Shukla family.
Further extending their vision of service and global outreach, Trijugi Narayan Shukla and Manorama Shukla established ALMA and the World Book of Records, platforms dedicated to recognizing excellence, social contribution, and remarkable achievements across various fields. Through these institutions, they continue to inspire individuals and organizations to contribute positively to society.
Their unwavering dedication to philanthropy and social welfare has set a powerful example of leadership rooted in compassion and service. The initiative stands as a testament to their lifelong commitment to empowering the underprivileged and fostering a more inclusive society.
