Helping Hand Charitable Trust

24/08/2026

This birthday, I chose to celebrate not just by receiving blessings, but by giving something back.
I had the privilege of donating an oxygen cylinder and oxygen concentrator to Shvan Development Foundation, a pet clinic dedicated to caring for and treating street animals who have no voice and often have nowhere else to turn.
Birthdays come and go, but the opportunity to save a life is a blessing that stays with you forever. 🐾
These innocent souls may not be able to thank us in words, but every life saved, every breath made easier, and every animal given a second chance is a blessing in itself.
This year, my birthday wish was simple — may this little contribution help someone breathe a little easier and live a little longer.
Grateful for the opportunity to give, serve and make my birthday meaningful.
🐾 Because every life deserves a chance to breathe. 🐾

22/01/2026

Courts may acquit, conscience cannot. Punish the guilty of 1984 genocide.

Today’s acquittal of Sajjan Kumar in the 1984 anti-Sikh violence cases is a painful reminder that justice for thousands of innocent Sikh lives remains incomplete.
This was not a “riot” — it was an organised genocide.

Survivors have waited four decades for accountability. Families have lived with trauma, loss, and silence while those accused continue to walk free.

We do not seek revenge.
We seek truth, accountability, and punishment for those proven guilty — regardless of power or position.

A nation that forgets its victims fails its conscience.
Justice for 1984 is not optional. It is overdue.

Regards
Dr Punpreet Singh
President, Sikh Ekta Manch
Sr, Vice President, Delhi State, Shiromani Akali Dal.







[ 1984 Sikh genocide, Justice for 1984, Anti-Sikh violence, Accountability, Human rights, Justice delayed, Punish the guilty, Never forget 1984, Victims of 1984, Rule of law, Truth and justice, Collective memory, Genocide justice, Sikh history, Demand justice ]

15/01/2026

I would love to share the immense pleasure in sharing the wonderful moments when your hardwork is showcased in front of book lovers at the *World Book Fair being organised at Barat Mandapam from 10-18 January, 2026*.

Sharing meaningful conversations, warm smiles, signing your books and meeting your readers are moments every author looks forward to. Moments like these remind us—books don’t end at the last page, they begin conversations.

I am grateful to *StoryMirror* for providing an opportunity of displaying my book
*“Understanding Guru Nanak’s Management – The Art of Managing through Religion”*.

It is truly an honour to see this work reach readers through a platform that values stories, wisdom, and meaningful literature.

13/01/2026

May this Lohri bring warmth to your home, peace to your heart, and abundance to your life.
🔥🌾 Happy Lohri 🌾🔥

[ Lohri celebration, Punjabi festival, harvest festival, Lohri bonfire, Indian traditions, winter vibes, festive warmth, cultural roots, family time, gratitude, prosperity, new beginnings ]

04/01/2026

Floods in Punjab have devastated countless lives.

Families are struggling for warmth, food, and basic necessities.

Helping Hand Charitable Trust is working on the ground to provide Blankets, Books, Essential Supplies, and is also helping to Construct and Repair Houses for families affected by the floods, giving them hope for a safer future. 🙏

📞 Want to support?
Call or 💬 WhatsApp: +91-9999085058

Your help can save lives and rebuild homes. Every contribution matters.



• Relief • Essentials • Rebuilding Homes

01/01/2026

27/12/2025

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa
Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh 🙏

Gurupurab diyan lakh lakh vadhaiyan
May Guru Sahib bless us with
✨ Chardi Kala
✨ Truth & compassion
✨ Strength to stand for justice



[ Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Gurupurab, Khalsa Panth, Waheguru, Sikh Guru, Sikh History, Sikhism, Chardi Kala, Sarbat Da Bhala ]

15/11/2025

Participated in "Sees Diya Par Sirar Na Diya" 500 km Cycle yatra organised by S. Manjit Singh GK commemorating the 350th Martyrdom Day of Sri Guru Teg Bahadar Ji today from Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib ji.