In Himmatnagar’s Pedhamala village, Jeevdaya Premi Yuva Sanghatan has been filling kidiaris with sugar and flour for five years; Jiveseva is done through public participation Pedhamala Jeevdaya Premi Yuva Sangthan of Himmatnagar has been filling anthills with sugar and flour for five years; Jiveseva is done through public participation

In Pedhamala village of Himmatnagar taluk of Sabarkantha district, the members of youth organization and Jivdaya Premi have been filling anthills by placing coconuts with sugar and flour somewhere on the ground or burying them in the ground, taking care to make the work of Jivdaya Premi visible to the naked eye for five years.

There is a saying in Gujarati that, an elephant gets a lump and an ant gets a particle, but in today’s times it is difficult to find even a little time for life. Not everyone is fortunate enough to serve every living being in this way. At that time, for five years, the 50-member Pedhamala youth association of Himmatnagar taluk and life lover Rameshbhai Pandya has been running the service of filling coconuts in coconuts and putting coconuts mixed with sugar, flour and coconut water in the village boundaries, at the foot of the hill and in the forests. The service provided by the youth organization members and Rameshbhai is becoming meaningful. For the last five years, the ants have been feeding the ants by filling the nest boxes in coconuts, and in this way, the members of the youth organization Pedhamala are making good use of their spare time.

50 members of Pedhamala Youth Association bring more than 50 coconuts and prepare them by adding sugar, flour and ghee. Then it is placed in different places. In two or three days, the living creatures take food from this coconut, after which empty coconuts are taken. Then another prepared coconut member is placed. Jugal Joshi, a member of the youth organization of Pedhamala village, said about this. That, the members of the youth organization, which has been running for approximately 6 years, are doing this life-saving work with public participation. 20 kg of flour, 10 kg of sugar and two and a half to three kg of ghee are used in a month. The coconuts for these anthills made by the members go to the members every day.