Members of the Ex-Airmen Association Dehradun carried out voluntary work at the Humanity Wall near the Inter-State Bus Terminal, or ISBT, in Dehradun. During the activity, they removed older items from the facility and placed new items in their place.

The work was part of the association’s upkeep of the Humanity Wall. Uttam Bandhuni, the association’s general secretary, said the Ex-Airmen Association looks after the facility.

Members take part in upkeep

Association president Kamal Bhatia was present during the activity. Other members who attended included B.M. Bachiti, Bharti Tripathi, Ashutosh Bisht, Gagan Rana, Bhupendra Bisht, Vidhan Rawat, Devendra Semwal, R.L. Lingwal, R.S. Rawat, Sachin Tripathi, Soban Rana, Rakesh Kumar, Deepak Kukreti and C.S. Negi.

The activity focused on removing the older items placed at the Humanity Wall and replacing them with new items. The association’s involvement means its members continue to handle the facility’s maintenance at the ISBT location.

Conclusion

The Ex-Airmen Association Dehradun renewed the items at the ISBT Humanity Wall through voluntary work and reaffirmed its responsibility for maintaining the facility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where was the voluntary work carried out?

The activity took place at the Humanity Wall near ISBT in Dehradun.

Q. What did association members do?

They removed older items from the Humanity Wall and replaced them with new items.

Q. Which organisation looks after the Humanity Wall?

The Ex-Airmen Association Dehradun is responsible for its maintenance, according to general secretary Uttam Bandhuni.

Q. Who is the association’s president?

Kamal Bhatia is the president of the Ex-Airmen Association Dehradun.

Q. Who attended the activity?

Kamal Bhatia, Uttam Bandhuni and several other association members attended the activity.