Alankita, a 4 year old girl from a poor family of Meerut whose survives with the income earned from rickshaw pulling; Alankita being the youngest among the 5 daughters, was adopted by Sri Harjeet Singh of Ghaziabad when she was only one month old complying with all the legal procedures. Alankita was very happy with her adopted parents in Ghaziabad for all these years.
About 4 years after the adoption of Alankita, her adopted mother died in the end of 2009 due to severe illness and his father Sri Harjeet Singh again married a divorcee having 13 years old girl and the misfortune of Alankita began from there. The physical as well as mental torture to Alankita by the new mother reached peak resulting into fracture of her right hand and Mr. Singh took her to the local pehlwan who provided the treatment without proper diagnosis for almost 2 months. Gradually, it became septic and decaying started instead of healing which prompted the neighbors to create pressure on Mr. Singh, who had no option than taking her to local hospitals in Ghaziabad, where they refused to admit her. Finally, she was admitted in Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital on 20.06.2010. The hospital authority, felt that this is a case of physical harassment by looking at the injuries on her body and thus informed Nav Sristhi, an organization working for women and children who in turn filed a FIR with IP Estate Police Station; Alankita was admitted in this hospital till 2.08.2010. The doctor advised to remove her limb as it has reached a stage where there is no other alternative.

Alankita was then taken to CWC Bench of Magistrate, Government of NCT of Delhi, NPS Building, Mayur Vihar Phase I, Delhi- 110 091 as this case falls under Juvenile Justice Act, 2000. The Bench of Magistrate felt that the child needs special care and attention and thus referred her to PSP run Swami Paramananda Vatsalya Mandir, Jwalanagar. Since the case is still pending with Ghaziabad Police, CWC wanted Alankita to shelter at SPVM. During her tenure with SPVM, the PSP team felt that she needs regular medical support on daily basis and thus admitted to LNJP hospital. With the special attention and care of PSP team, Alankita is recovering in the LNJP Hospital and the doctors are of the opinion that plastic surgery would help her to keep the limb.

Aman is a 4 year old missing boy found in Khoda Colony of Delhi on 20th March 2010 by the New Ashok Vihar Police, who presented the boy to the CWC Bench of Magistrate, who referred the case to PSP run Swami Paramananda Vatsalya Mandir (SPVM) on 22nd March 2010 considering it as a credible organization. The child has mild mental retardation with behavioral problems and many physiological disorders with nervousness. The care takers of SPVM were finding it as a challenging task to look after Mr. Aman.

The PSP team consulted psychiatric on regular basis for diagnosis of his problem and provided all required treatment as advised by the specialists. Similarly, created an enabling environment around him to grow to the fullest extent and come out of the problem. The recent IQ test by the psychiatric has shown lot of improvements as the IQ is 87 for the age of 4 years i.e. Dull Normal condition. The doctor has also opined that he would now recover very fast, if the similar atmosphere is maintained around him with special care and attention.

Mustafa (5) was found in Old Delhi Railway station by RPF on 5.5.2010 who was then produced before the CWC Bench of Magistrate formed under Juvenile Justice Act, 2000; CWC forwarded the child to PSP run Swami Paramanand Vatsalya Mandir (SPVM) on the very next day. During counseling the child revealed the name of his father as Mursheed Alam and mother as Sanchita but could not tell about the address except name of a place called Bakkakal. His language was of peculiar type which was difficult to understand and also used to sing a song in the same language. However, the PSP team could guess that the language could be of some part of Bihar.
Based on this information, the PSP team contacted Bihar Brand, an organization working with missing children in Bihar with the specific information about the child regarding his height, weight, race with photographs. Simultaneously, PSP team also searched for the place through various methods including web-searching. Finally, got information that the place called Bakka is located near Patna. The team then contacted the concerned Police Station of Bakka with the available information and with their support go to know that Mursheed Alam resides in Ghaziabad and has filed a FIR in the local police station regarding missing of his child Mustafa.

Accordingly, PSP team informed the Sihani Gate Police Station at Ghaziabad who then helped to identify and intimate Mursheed Alam about Mustafa; finally, the child was home-placed through CWC on 11th August 2010. Both the child as well as his parents expressed their indebtedness to PSP team for this heavenly job.

Mohan (name changed) is a misfortune child whose mother was killed at her in-laws after few months of his birth; her parents as well as in-laws are from prestigious families of Mathura. The paternal parties of Mohan are sent to jail and thus Mohan was with his maternal grandmother & grandfather for few days. But the issues between paternal grandmother & grandfather and maternal grandmother & grandfather rouse to such an extent that the maternal grandfather left Mohan in front of the closed door of his paternal house in the hot sun.
The neighbors reported local police who took Mohan (8 months old now) to nearby hospital as he was suffering from dehydration. After proper care and treatment, Mohan was produced before the court who ordered to handover the child to a safe, secured and healthy environment, where the child can grow in a normal family condition i.e. to Vatsalya Gram.  Mohan is now got a mother’s lap full of warmth, love, affection which was due to any children born in the country of Raghunath and Vishwanath.

The on-duty BSF Jawan saw some people digging a pit near the border during their regular trials; all of them ran away from the place as soon as they saw the jawan coming towards them. It created doubt among the Jawans and they opened up the soil out of curiosity and found a new born baby in her last breath. She was born in a remote and backward village of Rajasthan; before she got the warmth of her mother after her birth, the cruel hands were burying her in a pit dug near the border of Rajasthan.

The BSF jawan immediately informed Vatsalya Gram Rajasthan chapter who took her to the nearby hospital; she was found suffering from high level of jaundice and pneumonia and therefore immediately shifted to famous hospital of Delhi after primary treatment by the employees of Vatsalya Gram, Rajasthan. With timely and proper treatment by the expert doctors and by the grace of Pujya Didi Maa she (7 months old) has recovered and now living a normal and happy life with a family (maa, mousi, nanni and her brothers & sisters) in Vatsalya Gram, Vrindavan.

Few old people were on their routine morning walk and heard some abnormal sound coming out of a dustbin; they walked towards the dustbin where a dog was trying to tear the wrapped up clothes from something. These old people heard the noise from the same wrapper and opened it to see a new born baby thrown in this dustbin.

The Vatsalya Gram ambulance reached the place within no time they got intimation and admitted to the neonatal unit of G D Bansal Hospital of Vatsalya Gram. Thereafter, she was treated by the child specialist of Vatsalya Gram for few days and declared her as a healthy child. Now she (2½ months old) is living in Gokulam of Vatsalya Gram with a happy family of her own. Param Pujya Didi Maa has provided her a new life with her mother, aunt, grandmother, brothers and sister of her own.

Vatsalya Gram has put a Palna near its main gate where the unwanted children could be placed instead of throwing them into dustbin. This is the entry gate for the newly born babies (Krishna) to the lap of Maa Yashoda in Gokulam of Vatsalya Gram.

A 2-days old child was found in the palna of Vatsalya Gram in one fine morning when the whole Vatsalya Gram got decorated to celebrate Nandotsav; however, when it was found that the child has a IV in his hand, it was felt that he might be suffering form some disease and therefore taken to the neonatal unit of Vatsalya Gram hospital. The doctor reported that the child has complex diseases and needs special care at super specialty hospital. The child was immediately admitted to a famous hospital of Delhi where doctors reported that the child has hydrocil, hernia, water in brain, pneumonia and other diseases and they also left hope for this child. However, regular treatment for months by the expert doctors, grace of param pujya Didi Maa and prayer & wishes of whole Vatsalya Families, the child has recovered now and living happily with his Yashoda Maa in Gokulam. He is 6 months old today and is felt that his mother (Devaki Maa) was not able to take care of his health and therefore left him in the palna of Vatsalya Gram. This gives a strong message that those mothers who cannot have faith in themselves can send their children to Didi Maa where they can be grown as true citizens of India.

SaketGram has put a Palna near its main gate where the unwanted children could be placed instead of throwing them into dustbin. This is the entry gate for the newly born babies (Krishna) to the lap of Maa Yashoda in Gokulam of Vatsalya Gram.

A 2-days old child was found in the palna of Vatsalya Gram in one fine morning when the whole Vatsalya Gram got decorated to celebrate Nandotsav; however, when it was found that the child has a IV in his hand, it was felt that he might be suffering form some disease and therefore taken to the neonatal unit of Vatsalya Gram hospital. The doctor reported that the child has complex diseases and needs special care at super specialty hospital. The child was immediately admitted to a famous hospital of Delhi where doctors reported that the child has hydrocil, hernia, water in brain, pneumonia and other diseases and they also left hope for this child. However, regular treatment for months by the expert doctors, grace of param pujya Didi Maa and prayer & wishes of whole Vatsalya Families, the child has recovered now and living happily with his Yashoda Maa in Gokulam. He is 6 months old today and is felt that his mother (Devaki Maa) was not able to take care of his health and therefore left him in the palna of Vatsalya Gram. This gives a strong message that those mothers who cannot have faith in themselves can send their children to Didi Maa where they can be grown as true citizens of India.