Snehalaya gives fresh lease of life to Nepal youth

Snehalaya gives fresh lease of life to Nepal youth

Mangalore Today News Network

Mangalore, Sep 19, 2013: Snehalaya, a home for the destitutes at Talapady, has given a fresh lease of life to a 27 year old Nepali youth who was found wandering on the roads of Talapady and was in a state of mental imbalance about a year ago. He has now reunited with his brother who arrived here, and would soon join his family in Nepal.

 

The youth identified as Sanjeev from Sundarpur in Morang district of Nepal was reported missing  nine years ago from Delhi where he was supposed to  undergo training in hotel management. But, somehow he had landed in Mangalore and had almost lost his sanity. He was even unable to speak.

Snehalaya authorities who noticed him on the streets, took him to the  home and  gave him  the necessary medical treatment at the Yenepoya Hospital.  Joseph Crasta, Managing Trustee of Snehalaya Charitable Trust said he was named  Siddu  by Snehalaya inmates.The treatment improved his condition  and  he was soon able to speak  and give details regarding his family and hometown.

Later, Snehalaya authorities contacted his family at Nepal and his younger  brother Suraj Dhingal who  is working in Abu Dhabi arrived on September 16, Monday along with his uncle Ganesh.  The two have left for Nepal along with Sanjeev on September 19, Wednesday.