Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust

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Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust Mumbai based works in Health, Education, Hunger, Livelihood & Disaster relief pan india giving Free Prosthetics, Nutrious Meals, Books, Clothers, Spectacles, Skill traing, Setting up libraries,to needy individuals/institutions

Last Tuesday, our books shared table space with Pratham Books, Rupa Books, and Malayalam Manorama β€” at a Book Fair insid...
25/09/2026

Last Tuesday, our books shared table space with Pratham Books, Rupa Books, and Malayalam Manorama β€” at a Book Fair inside Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, India's premier defence shipyard.

Shri Biju George, Director (Shipbuilding) at MDL, walked the whole stall himself β€” picked up titles, flipped through pages, spent real time with our team before he left.

By evening we'd had a steady line of MDL's employees and their families at our table, going home with Ratnanidhi storybooks in English, Hindi and Marathi β€” among them, our newest collection on Tessy Thomas, Rita Karihari and Darbar Negi.

One MDL supervisor wrote in our feedback book: "A book is not merely a means of learning; it is also like a teacher."

That's exactly why we do this. πŸ“š

Would you know if the turmeric in your kitchen has brick powder in it? Or if that "honey" is really just sugar syrup? πŸ§ͺ8...
24/09/2026

Would you know if the turmeric in your kitchen has brick powder in it? Or if that "honey" is really just sugar syrup? πŸ§ͺ

80% of Indian households have unknowingly eaten adulterated food β€” chalk in flour, starch in milk, sand in sugar, dye in turmeric. Most of us have no way to check.

That's exactly the gap our Ratna Nidhi Science Innovation Centre built The Food Spy to close β€” a hands-on food-safety module where school students become real detectives, running 18 experiments across 5 investigation zones:

πŸ₯› Dairy Lab β€” testing milk for starch, water dilution and detergent
🌢️ Spice & Powder Check β€” spotting brick powder in chilli, artificial colour in turmeric, sawdust in coriander powder
🌾 Grain & Staple Check β€” catching chalk powder in flour, sawdust & iron filings in tea, papaya seeds passed off as black pepper
🍯 Sweetener Check β€” sugar in honey, sand in sugar, chalk powder in sugar
πŸ§ƒ Nutrition & Finale β€” a vitamin C colour-fade test, then an unlabelled "Adulteration Detective" mystery challenge

Along the way, students learn the scientific method, real consumer awareness, core chemistry, and how to record and report findings like an actual investigator.

"I never knew you could test if honey is real just by adding water!"
"It felt like being a real scientist and a detective at the same time."

Every student leaves with a Food Safety Detective certificate, a personal portfolio of their own results, and a skill they'll use at their own kitchen table for life. And it costs the school nothing β€” RSIC brings all the equipment, the curriculum and the facilitators, aligned with NEP 2020.

Know a school that would love this? Tag them below, or share this post. πŸ‘‡

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Meet Kavya.She's in Class 5. She loves reading story books, drawing and craft β€” and she's got a certificate from a schoo...
22/09/2026

Meet Kavya.
She's in Class 5. She loves reading story books, drawing and craft β€” and she's got a certificate from a school sports race to prove she's fast too.
Ask her favourite food and she'll say roti bhaji and lapsi β€” the meal she gets, alongside her elder brother at the same school, through Ratnanidhi's Food for Education programme.
For a lot of kids on this programme, that lunch is the one sure thing on a hard day. It's what gets a child through a full day of class instead of an empty stomach doing the deciding.
Kids like Kavya are waiting on their next tiffin.
πŸ‘‰ Feed kids now: https://www.ratnanidhi.org/project/Celebrate-the-Joy-of-Giving

Mobility Restored. Hope Renewed.Pravin Ahire Pravin Ahire lost his left leg in a road accident in 2020. Limited mobility...
21/09/2026

Mobility Restored. Hope Renewed.
Pravin Ahire

Pravin Ahire lost his left leg in a road accident in 2020. Limited mobility affected his independence, confidence and ability to help provide for his six-member family.
In November 2025, Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust provided Pravin with a modular prosthetic leg. He now uses it every day - walking, climbing stairs, travelling independently and carrying out routine activities with far greater confidence.
Pravin hopes to find stable work and contribute to his family's financial well-being once again.
He currently requires a replacement prosthetic belt and an adjustment to address slight discomfort while walking. His experience shows why assessment, training and regular follow-up are essential parts of responsible prosthetic care.
For Ratna Nidhi, restoring mobility is the beginning of a longer journey towards confidence, independence and livelihood.
PARTNER WITH US
Is your organisation looking to create measurable, life-changing impact? Partner with Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust to help provide prosthetic limbs, rehabilitation and continuing care to people with disabilities. Message us or visit https://zurl.co/XQx3cto begin a conversation.

Psychology & Counselling Students β€” One Hour a Week Can Rebuild a Life. Volunteer with us. Email: info@ratnanidhi.orgShe...
19/09/2026

Psychology & Counselling Students β€” One Hour a Week Can Rebuild a Life. Volunteer with us. Email: [email protected]

She Still Had Exams to Give Jayshri Kokne, 19 | Nanded, Maharashtra

At 19, most young women are worrying about college exams and career choices.
Jayshri Kokne was worrying about whether she would ever walk again.
In 2023, cancer invaded her left leg. Doctors at Indrayani Hospital in Pune made the only call they could β€” amputation. On 11 October 2023, Jayshri woke up to a life she had never imagined for herself. No father to lean on β€” he was gone. Just her mother, holding everything together with quiet, exhausted love. And Jayshri β€” bright, ambitious, full of dreams β€” suddenly unable to move through the world on her own terms.
The days that followed were heavy with grief. Simple things became struggles. Confidence, once natural to her, quietly disappeared. She had been preparing to sit for her HSC exams. She had dreams of cracking MPSC and UPSC. But between the pain and the dependency, the future felt impossibly far away.
Then, in January 2026, Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust came to Mukhed, Nanded.
Jayshri received a prosthetic leg β€” fitted within a day, with training and follow-up support that made her feel seen, not just assisted. She began to practice. Thirty minutes every day. Tentative steps becoming steadier ones. She could sit comfortably, manage her daily routine, and slowly β€” crucially β€” begin to imagine herself walking into an examination hall again.
"Every step forward brings me closer to a better life," she says. "My disability does not define me."
She rates RNCT 9 out of 10. But the number that matters most is this: one young woman, with one working leg and an unbroken spirit, still preparing to serve her country.
Her body is healing. Her ambition is intact. But emotional recovery β€” the quiet rebuilding of a girl who lost so much so young β€” needs more than a prosthetic. It needs someone to talk to.
That someone could be you.
If you are a psychology or counselling student, give just one hour a week to beneficiaries like Jayshri. Your presence can restore confidence that no device alone can provide.
πŸ“© [email protected]
Because every restored step rebuilds a life.
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Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust | Since 1967 | Maharashtra & Gujarat


Your β‚Ή200 coffee, or 10 children's meals today?Meet Samiksha. She's one of our most energetic Balwadi students β€” always ...
18/09/2026

Your β‚Ή200 coffee, or 10 children's meals today?

Meet Samiksha. She's one of our most energetic Balwadi students β€” always first to volunteer for a game, whether it's passing the ball, jumping, or reciting a poem in front of the class. She comes home every day and tells her mother everything that happened at school, in detail.

Her father runs a small laundry shop; two of her uncles live with the family too, one working alongside him. It's a full house, stretched across one modest income.

The meal we serve her at school β€” upma some days, sukhdi or bhel on others β€” is one thing that isn't stretched. It's what keeps her going through a full day of play, poetry, and everything else she throws herself into.

β‚Ή200 is one coffee. It's also 10 children's meals like Samiksha's.

Skip the coffee. Feed a child today.
πŸ‘‰ Donate now: https://www.ratnanidhi.org/project/skip-a-coffee

Meet Nandita.She's in Class 4. She loves singing and dancing, and she's got a prize from her school's science exhibition...
15/09/2026

Meet Nandita.
She's in Class 4. She loves singing and dancing, and she's got a prize from her school's science exhibition to show for it.
Ask her favourite food and she won't hesitate: masoor dal and roti β€” because that's what shows up in her tiffin on the days Ratnanidhi's Food for Education programme comes through.
For a lot of kids on this programme, that lunch is the one sure thing on a hard day. It's what gets a child through a full day of class instead of an empty stomach doing the deciding.
Kids like Nandita are waiting on their next tiffin.
πŸ‘‰ Feed kids now: https://www.ratnanidhi.org/project/Celebrate-the-Joy-of-Giving

A Step Towards IndependenceIranna Allapur After losing his leg in a road accident in 2024, 55-year-old Iranna Allapur fa...
14/09/2026

A Step Towards Independence
Iranna Allapur

After losing his leg in a road accident in 2024, 55-year-old Iranna Allapur faced a difficult new reality. Unable to work, he became dependent on his family while learning to navigate everyday life with reduced mobility.
In January 2026, Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust provided Iranna with a customised modular prosthetic leg. Today, he practises walking every day, can climb stairs with family support and is steadily rebuilding his confidence.
Iranna's ambition is simple but powerful: to walk independently, return to work and once again help support his family.
His journey reminds us that rehabilitation is not completed when a prosthetic leg is fitted. Training, encouragement, adjustments and continued follow-up are equally important.
REFER A BENEFICIARY
Do you know someone who needs a prosthetic leg or mobility aid but cannot afford one? Send us a direct message or connect with Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust at https://zurl.co/deFHa Your referral could help someone take their next step towards independence.

12/09/2026

Psychology Students & Final-Year Counselling Interns β€” We Need You. Give just one hour a week β€” and change a life. πŸ“© Email: [email protected]

One Step at a Time Nilesh Jadhav, 36 | Mulund, Mumbai
He had built a life with numbers.
Nilesh Jadhav, anan M. Com graduate and accountant from Mulund, was the kind of man who planned carefully β€” for his family, his son's future, his career. At 36, life was moving in the right direction.
Then, on 5 October 2023, a train accident took his leg. And in one moment, everything he had planned came undone.
The months that followed were among the hardest of his life. He could no longer commute. He could no longer work. His wife, already managing the household and their young son's education, quietly became the sole earner. Nilesh sat at home β€” an educated, capable man reduced, in his own mind, to helplessness.
"I felt like I was watching my life from the outside," he says. "The sadness was constant."
In February 2026, a camp organised at Ghatkopar by Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust changed everything. Nilesh received a modular prosthetic leg β€” fitted properly, with training, follow-up, and a team that treated him not as a case number but as a person.
He practices for an hour every day now. He can wear it independently. He sits with his family at the dinner table. He climbs stairs β€” carefully, but on his own.
"Never lose hope," he says. "Disability does not define you."
He rates RNCT 10 out of 10. But behind that number is something quieter and more powerful β€” a man beginning to believe in himself again.
Nilesh's mobility is returning. His confidence is growing. But emotional recovery β€” the rebuilding of self-worth after loss β€” takes more than a prosthetic can provide. It takes someone willing to sit with him. To listen. To remind him that his life still has direction.
That is where you come in.
If you are a psychology or counselling student, volunteer just one hour a week with beneficiaries like Nilesh. Your presence can restore what no device alone can β€” dignity, hope, and the courage to keep going.
πŸ“© [email protected]
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Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust | Serving communities across Maharashtra & Gujarat since 1967

Your β‚Ή200 coffee this morning β€” or 10 children's meals today?Meet Halima. She's one of the smallest children in our Food...
11/09/2026

Your β‚Ή200 coffee this morning β€” or 10 children's meals today?

Meet Halima. She's one of the smallest children in our Food for Education programme, a Balwadi student who lights up over a box of crayons and a plate of poha. Her father stitches clothes for a living; her mother runs the home. Between one earner and four mouths to feed, there isn't much room to stretch.

The one thing Halima never has to go without is lunch. Every school day, our kitchen sends over a hot, home-style meal β€” sheera one day, chana chaat or chole chaat the next β€” so she gets through a full day of colouring, poetry, and play on a full stomach instead of an empty one.

β‚Ή200 is one coffee. It's also 10 children's meals like Halima's.

Skip the coffee. Feed a child instead β€” today, not next week.
πŸ‘‰ Donate now: https://www.ratnanidhi.org/project/skip-a-coffee

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16A Khetwadi, 12th Lane
Mumbai
400004

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm

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