Formed in 2003, the Amroha International Society (AIS) encourages communication amongst those with origins in Amroha, India,
and highlights vehicles through which charitable activities can be funded, carried out and monitored.
and highlights vehicles through which charitable activities can be funded, carried out and monitored.
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I was delighted to read about the progress on the cataracts camps and education scholarships that Mr Naqvi made in his recent visit to Amroha.I am sure that we would like to be kept informed and be part of this most worthy work. Delighted to know about the progress on charity work as reported in the Newsletter. Good to read about our charity work in Amroha. Eye operations are very important as we have no facility in Amroha at present. Very good to know about AIS charity work in Amroha.I was particularly happy to read about the cataracts camps. Very pleased to know about the AIS charity work in Amroha. We ought to do some thing about sanitation. Those naalees need thorough cleaning. Lots of deseases will disappear with with better cleaning. I found the photos of the eye camp in Amroha on 30April very touching. Please note that all contributions are subject to the editorial discretion of the website administrators. |