SpiceJet adopts 11 villages in drought-hit Latur

PUNE: Budget airline SpiceJet has pledged help and relief to 11 villages in the drought-hit Latur district of Maharashtra as part of an initiative to commemorate its 11 years of flying.
The airline, co-partnering the voluntary organization "AnybodyCanHelp", will organise, coordinate and execute the supply of approximately 71,500 liters of water to 11 villages per day across Ausa Taluka in Latur district.
Under the initiative, water tankers braced with SpiceJet logo will undertake the exercise for the whole of the month starting from May 23 to June 23.
Ajay Singh, CMD SpiceJet, said, “We are delighted to celebrate our 11th anniversary by lending a helping hand. The initiative makes this anniversary very special for all of us at SpiceJet.”
Sonal Shah Kamdar, Convener, AnybodyCanHelp, said, “We would like to thank SpiceJet for coming forward to support this noble cause. It is a great gesture, and a great source of inspiration for the others to be involved in activities of similar nature.”