Prominent social worker and Founder of Seva Aur Sahyog, Aditya Chauhan, celebrated his birthday in the presence of Shri Niranjan Davkhare, Shri Manohar Dumbre, Shrimati Archana Manera, and Shri Anil Singh marking a day of compassion, service, and community.
Aditya Chauhan, Founder of Seva Aur Sahyog and a prominent social worker, celebrated his birthday in a truly meaningful manner, bringing together eminent dignitaries, well-wishers, supporters, and beneficiaries of his social initiatives. Recognised for his unwavering commitment towards social welfare and community service, Aditya’s birthday became a celebration of humanity, compassion, and the positive impact he has created across society.
A testament to his growing influence and dedication towards social causes, supporters from across Thane city expressed their admiration by putting up birthday banners and hoardings at various prominent locations, reflecting the immense love and respect he has earned through years of selfless service.
The celebrations commenced with a warm and heartfelt gathering where human trafficking survivors associated with Seva Aur Sahyog participated in a series of engaging recreational activities, interactive sessions, and joyful moments specially curated to bring smiles to their faces. The event reflected Aditya Chauhan’s belief that every celebration should create happiness for those who need it the most. The celebrations were followed by a special lunch attended by distinguished dignitaries and guests.
The initiative was organised by Seva Aur Sahyog, with Experio extending its support in organising the celebration. The event was gracefully hosted by Ms. Sakshi Anandani from Experio, who ensured the programme was conducted seamlessly with warmth and enthusiasm.
The event witnessed the gracious presence of Shri Niranjan Davkhare, MLC & Thane BJP General Secretary; Shri Manohar Dumbre, Corporator; Shrimati Archana Manera, Corporator; and businessman Shri Anil Singh, who came together to celebrate Aditya Chauhan’s birthday and appreciate his continued contribution towards society.
Ahead of the celebration, Shri Kripashankar Singh, Former Home Minister of Maharashtra, met Aditya Chauhan to celebrate his pre-birthday. On the occasion, he felicitated Aditya Chauhan, participated in the cake-cutting ceremony, and conveyed his best wishes while appreciating his remarkable contribution towards social service through Seva Aur Sahyog.
As a gesture of support towards the rehabilitation and welfare of the survivors, Shri Anil Singh and Shri Manohar Dumbre jointly contributed a donation of ₹1,25,000, further strengthening the spirit of compassion and community support that defined the celebration.
Speaking on the occasion, Shri Niranjan Davkhare, MLC & Thane BJP General Secretary, said:
“Aditya Chauhan has emerged as one of Thane’s most dedicated young social workers. His commitment towards serving the underprivileged and creating opportunities for those in need is truly commendable. His work through Seva Aur Sahyog has positively impacted countless lives, and I wish him continued success as he inspires many more people to contribute towards society.”
Expressing his gratitude, Aditya Chauhan, Founder of Seva Aur Sahyog, said:
“Birthdays are not just about celebrating another year of life—they are about expressing gratitude and giving back to society. The love and blessings I have received from my family, friends, supporters, and respected dignitaries are truly overwhelming. Seeing smiles on the faces of the girls today was the biggest gift I could have asked for. I remain committed to continuing the work of Seva Aur Sahyog and serving society with even greater dedication.”
The event concluded on a joyful note with heartfelt interactions, celebrations, and lunch shared among the guests and dignitaries. More than just a birthday celebration, the occasion stood as a reflection of Aditya Chauhan’s commitment to social service and the deep respect he has earned across Thane through his unwavering efforts towards uplifting lives and strengthening the community.
