A Chandigarh-based non-profit organisation distributes chilled lassi packets to daily wage labourers as part of a community welfare initiative. The programme, titled “Leos Di Gedi,” marks its third successful edition and involves club members and volunteers travelling across the city to reach outdoor workers. According to the report, the group distributes 1,000 lassi packets during the initiative. The effort is presented as targeted support for workers during summer, with the distribution described as meaningful and appreciated by recipients and the wider community. The activity highlights local volunteer participation and repeated outreach, with the organisation running the same initiative for a third consecutive time. The report does not mention any fundraising details, partnerships, or specific safety measures beyond the chilled nature of the lassi and the city-wide volunteer route.