The lives of three orphaned children in Nawada district have taken a turn for the better. After losing both their parents, 11-year-old Karu, 7-year-old Dilkhush, and 5-year-old Ankush, who were living in a dilapidated mud house, have now received a permanent home worth Rs 14 lakh. This assistance has been provided under Sant Rampal Maharaj's Annapurna initiative.

Approximately four years ago, the children's father, Feku Rajvanshi, died in a train accident. Their mother, Samati Devi, then took care of the three children. Around two months ago, their mother also passed away, leaving the three innocent children helpless. They were struggling to survive in a broken house with a leaking roof during the rainy season.

When local social worker Mukesh Yadav learned about the children's mother's death, he visited the site and witnessed their pitiful condition. He mentioned that the children were crying near their mother's body, and the house was in such a state that rainwater was seeping inside. Mukesh, with the help of villagers, arranged for the funeral and then created a video on social media appealing for help for the children.

This video reached many people and eventually came to the attention of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's team. The team visited the village to assess the children's situation. According to social worker Chandan Choudhary, the children needed not only a house but also food, education, clothes, and continuous care. Following this, an initiative was launched to build a permanent house for the children and provide all necessary items.

The new home now includes beds, fans, electricity, a stove, and a cylinder for cooking, along with groceries like pulses, rice, flour, salt, and oil. The children have also received school uniforms, bags, shoes, slippers, notebooks, and books. Karu Kumar stated that hope has replaced fear in their minds. Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's organization has also pledged to support the children's food, education, and upbringing until they reach 18 years of age.