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Parvat Sewa Sangh

Himachal Landslide Emergency Fund

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Relief camp — main photo
Distribution photo
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About this campaign

Monsoon landslides cut off several mountain villages in Himachal Pradesh, injuring residents and blocking road access to the nearest hospitals. Parvat Sewa Sangh opened this fund to run medical camps and coordinate evacuation support across three affected districts.

Donations move through UPI, same as any other payment. Only the record of where the money went is written to Monad — the fund never holds or moves cryptocurrency.

Where the money went

Food · 18%
Water · 10%
Medical · 40%
Shelter · 20%
Logistics · 10%
Admin · 2%

AI Report

Funds are being spent as reported.

Over the past 7 days, ₹3,42,000 was disbursed across food, shelter and medical supplies. Every spend below carries vendor evidence and is confirmed on Monad 0x7a3f...9e21.

Full spend ledger

DateDescriptionCategoryAmountProof
Aug 11Medical camp supplies — Shimla Pharma DistributorsMedical₹26,0000x71fa...2c88
Aug 9Helicopter evacuation fuel supportLogistics₹14,0000x22e5...bb31
Aug 6Emergency rations — Mandi TradersFood₹9,8000x88a0...4477

Updates

Aug 11, 2026

Second medical camp opened in Kullu district, treating over 60 patients.

Aug 5, 2026

Fund opened after landslides blocked the main highway in three districts.

Recent supporters

Anonymous₹3,000
Vikram S.₹1,000
Anonymous₹500

Affected area

map: Kullu & Mandi districts, Himachal Pradesh — affected villages

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