सेवा संपन्न झाली · जय हरी विठ्ठल
With heartfelt gratitude — on 11ᵗʰ July 2026 at Saswad, Pune, 20 volunteers served nearly 80,000 Warkaris, distributing 50,000 ORS sachets, 40,000 pain-relief roll-ons, emergency medicines and leg-massage care. Thank you to all our donors and well-wishers. 🙏
सेवा संपन्न झाली · जय हरी विठ्ठल
With hearts full of gratitude, we are humbled to share that Ashadi Wari Seva 2026 has been completed successfully. On 11ᵗʰ July 2026 at Saswad, Pune, a team of 20 dedicated volunteers rose in service to care for nearly 80,000 Warkaris walking their sacred path to Pandharpur. Through your generosity we distributed 50,000 ORS sachets to keep them hydrated, 40,000 pain-relief roll-ons to ease aching joints, along with emergency medicines and soothing leg-massage care for tired feet. Every rupee you gave walked beside a Warkari. To each of our donors, well-wishers and volunteers — thank you for turning compassion into seva.
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Follow the sacred Wari from Alandi to Pandharpur — every step a prayer, every halt a story.
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The Pandharpur Wari is one of the world's oldest and most inspiring spiritual pilgrimages. Every year, lakhs of Warkaris walk hundreds of kilometres with unwavering faith to seek the blessings of Lord Vitthal. For over 800 years this sacred journey has symbolised devotion, equality, humility, and selfless service — carrying forward the timeless legacy of Sant Dnyaneshwar, Sant Tukaram, and the Bhakti tradition.
The Wari is a physically demanding journey through long distances, changing weather, and continuous walking. To complete their pilgrimage safely, Warkaris often depend on the kindness of volunteers for:
Even the smallest act of service can make a meaningful difference to someone walking hundreds of kilometres in devotion.
For more than 120 years, Rotary has united people across the world through its motto, "Service Above Self." During the Wari, Rotarians and volunteers dedicate their time and resources to serve Warkaris with compassion and respect — providing healthcare, medicines, hydration, food, first aid, and essential support throughout their journey.
This service is offered without expectation of recognition or reward. It is an expression of humanity, kindness, and shared responsibility. By caring for those who walk in faith, Rotary strengthens the spirit of community and preserves the values that have made the Wari a cherished tradition for centuries.
Rotary Seva Camp — What We Provide
Ideas from our members turning into real community impact — health, education, environment, water and livelihood projects in the spirit of Service Above Self.