The projects include starting an IAS training academy, specially for the tribal and underprivileged children, setting up a cancer hospital, energy generation through solid waste, and holding of daily blood donation camps among others as part of the 'Samadhi Shatabdi Mahotsav', to be held between October 1-18, 2018.
The management committee has taken a decision to help women and students hailing from the families of farmers who have committed suicide, SSST chairman Suresh Haware told reporters here yesterday.
With the help of NGOs, the trust has identified 600 such suicide-affected families of farmers.
Haware said that from October 1 this year, the trust will start IAS training academy which will mainly cater to tribal and deprived children, besides wards of farmers with humble means.
Considering an average daily footfall of 50,000 devotees at the Shirdi shrine, the trust will hold blood donation camps every day with the help of blood banks, Haware added.
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