(i) Set up the Nishulk Paridhan Uphaar Kendra with public cooperation for distribution of clothes to the underprivileged (ii) Launched the Prasadam project with collective efforts to provide free food to the underprivileged (iii) Launched a Medicine Bank project with public cooperation to provide free medicines to the poor, helpless and needy patients (iv) Set up a portable school, Meri Paathshala in slums with public cooperation to provide education to children of nomadic and poor families (v) Got set up various Matru Gyaan Kendra in rural areas under Corporate Social Responsibility (C.S.R.) policy and social cooperation to educate both working women and homemakers in rural areas (vi) To help labourers who are compelled to sleep on roads, set up modern Rain Baseras (shelter homes), wherein facilities like free heater, bed, mattress-quilts, nutritious food and tea are provided free of cost (vii) Set up the Kambal Nidhi Prakalp to help attendants of patients coming for treatment in M.B.S. Hospital and the New Medical College, Kota wherein free blankets and beds are provided (viii) From 2006 onwards, started organizing, the historic and patriotic programme Azadi ke Swar on the eve of Independence Day every year to instill patriotism in common man, especially the youth, to remember sacrifices made by the martyrs and for inculcating the spirit of nationalism and character building in the new generation; It is being organised as a festival in Kota (Rajasthan) every year (ix) Organized felicitation programmes for the senior citizens of Kota and Bundi in Rajasthan; Through these Programmes, the guidance of senior citizens was sought for development of Kota city (Rajasthan) (x) In March 2015, Ek Mutthi Ann Rahat Abhiyaan, a campaign to give relief to farmers affected by hailstorms, was launched; Foodgrains were collected by going home to home and made available to hailstorm affected farmers in rural areas (xi) As Parliamentary Secretary to the Government of Rajasthan during 2004-2008, provided help to the poor, needy and medically serious patients by giving them financial assistance upto Rs.50 lakh through the State Government (xii) In order to address the nutritional deficiency problem in pregnant women and adolescent girls, Suposhit Maa Abhiyan was launched on 28 February in Kota Bundi Parliamentary Constituency of Rajasthan with public participation, under the campaign, nutrition kits were provided to 1000 pregnant women and adolescent girls in the slums, who were lacking in nutrition (xiii) Slippers Distribution Campaign was started in the year 2007 for the poor and deprived section of people to ensure that no person and child have blisters in their feet due to sweltering heat during the summer (xiv) Led the relief team during rescue operations to help the flood victims during the devastating flood in Kota city on 15-16 August 2004 and 2019 by providing shelter and medical facilities to them (xv) Helped Cancer and Thalassemia patients through various voluntary and social organizations (xvi) Launched a special campaign to provide aid including free motorised cycles (battery-operated), tri-cycles, wheel chairs and hearing aids to empower the differently-abled (xvii) Launched Green Kota Campaign with the collaboration of social, religious and trade organisations to plant one lakh trees in Kota (Rajasthan) to protect the environment. Saplings, including Tulsi, were distributed to all households