Discover how Sikh Aid Charitable Trust's humanitarian efforts are recognized across national media. From celebrity partnerships to grassroots impact, our work continues to make headlines.
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Cricket legend Harbhajan Singh partners with Sikh Aid through his Tera Tera Foundation to provide diesel relief to Punjab's flood-affected farmers, helping them clear damaged lands and prepare for the next sowing season.
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Rapper Badshah joins forces with Sikh Aid to rebuild homes and clear farmlands for Punjab flood victims, bringing hope and resources to families struggling to restart their lives after devastating floods.
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Sikh Aid launches a comprehensive rehabilitation program providing diesel to farmers, rebuilding homes, supplying buffaloes for livelihood restoration, and distributing essential household items to Punjab flood victims.
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Popular Punjabi singer Hardy Sandhu adopts multiple homes for complete reconstruction through Sikh Aid, providing permanent shelter and stability to displaced families in flood-devastated Punjab villages.
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In partnership with Duramix Concrete, SikhAid served refreshments to over 1.5 lakh devotees during Rath Yatra 2025 in Puri, distributing water, buttermilk, glucose drinks and snacks to pilgrims during Lord Jagannath's divine journey.
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Founder Raunak Singh and 50 volunteers from Sikh Aid distributed 1.5 lakh refreshments during the historic Bhagwan Jagannath Rath Yatra, serving devotees despite scorching heat and massive footfall at India's oldest chariot festival.
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A profile of Raunak Singh from Cuttack, Odisha - the 25-year-old B.Com graduate and visionary founder of Sikh Aid Charitable Trust, whose humanitarian work spans disaster relief, education, menstrual hygiene, and COVID-19 response across India.
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Sikh Aid provided oxygen cylinders and concentrators to around 5,000 families across Odisha during the second wave of COVID-19, offering critical medical aid when there was severe oxygen shortage throughout India.
Read More SikhAid volunteers provided oxygen cylinders, pulse oximeters, and medical assistance to COVID-19 patients in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack, receiving 400-500 calls daily with most being critical cases requiring immediate oxygen support.
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As COVID-19 cases surged and overwhelmed Indian hospitals, Khalsa Help International offered oxygen to people in cars, vans and rickshaws lined up outside the Sikh temple in Ghaziabad, buying oxygen supplies to help those in urgent need.
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