Baglung. A free drinking water distribution program was successfully conducted at the premises of Baglung Kalika Temple through the joint initiative of Leo Club of Baglung Kalika and Lions Club of Baglung Kalika, with sponsorship from Panchamul Rasbc.
The program, which began at 8 a.m. on Saturday, October 17, 2026, benefited more than 500 people. Organized for devotees, visitors, and the general public, the initiative conveyed a message of humanitarian assistance and community responsibility alongside social service, according to the organizers.
On the occasion, Nepal’s Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Sobita Gautam and Som Sharma, directly elected Member of Parliament from Baglung Constituency No. 2, among others, extended Dashain greetings to those present.
They praised the Leo and Lions clubs, saying that such service-oriented activities carried out with the welfare of the community at the center were commendable. They stated that the free drinking water distribution aimed at the general public and devotees during the festive season had put the values of service, cooperation, and social responsibility into practice.
Organized with the message, “Pure Water, Healthy Life, Service Is Our Identity,” the program conveyed that even a small effort can create a positive impact in the community. The initiative was conducted particularly to provide clean drinking water to devotees and members of the general public visiting the religious site.
The organizers expressed their gratitude to sponsor Panchamul Rasbc, the Lions and Leo family, volunteers, and others who supported the successful completion of the program.
Leo Club of Baglung Kalika and Lions Club of Baglung Kalika have been conducting various social activities with the objective of promoting a spirit of service, support, and humanity in the community. The free drinking water distribution program was another such initiative aimed at putting their responsibility toward the community into practice.
By prioritizing service, cooperation, and humanity, the program highlighted the importance of social service alongside the joy of the festive season.
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