Khalsa Aid and humanity are synonyms that are omnipresent in times of grief and trouble. The non-profit organisation is always one of the first few measures of help when problems come knocking anywhere in the world. Last year, the volunteers helped the flood stricken parts of Kerala, recently the organisation was in Odisha helping people after the cyclone took a toll on the lives. Currently, not many are aware of the water crisis that has affected many parts of Maharshtra. The state is drought stricken and people are dying. The Khalsa Aid is currently providing 6,000 litres of water every day to help the situation.

Maharashtra Drought:

Our @khalsaaid_india team is providing water to the people of #Maharashtra (India ). The drought has hit many areas, our teams are stepping up the water supply. @CMOMaharashtra @thetribunechd @IndianExpress pic.twitter.com/itOJejdFVJ

Around 22 lakh people have been affected with the situation and the team has been in Nasik for over a week. Besides arranging water tankers and providing clean, drinking water to the remote parts of the state, the volunteers are also sanitising water well with purifying tablets and other aids.

Maharashtra Drought:

Our @khalsaaid_india team continues to provide water to those affected by the severe drought in the Indian state of #Maharashtra @CMOMaharashtra pic.twitter.com/W2sUBX0CyI

Humanity is the biggest religion and one doesn't need political parties or money to save lives. Sometimes all we need is a little reminder that we all are humans and we are all that we have.