In the morning, Daaji went to the tomato garden to have a look at the volunteer work going on there. He requested that chocolates be distributed to the children who were taking part in the work. From there, Daaji came to the mango grove area on the back side of the north canteen. He met all the volunteers present there. He plucked some guava from the tree and gave it to the kids. Daaji asked the young volunteers to eat the fruits that were fit for consumption. The rest could be used to create new plants. He then went around, picking up the waste lying in the field.

A little later, a Buddhist monk, Ven. Sumedha Bodh, who had attended the Global Spirituality Mahotsav earlier last month, greeted him. Daaji then asked him if he would like to have a guava fruit, tossing him one, which he caught. Daaji chuckled, saying, “You are really a great monk.”. What was it that the monk had really captured? The analogy was not lost on those watching this with smiling faces. Ven. Sumedha Bodh then gave Daaji a brochure on “'Dharma Soldier's Reform Movement' on ‘Inner Peace to the World Peace’. 

After speaking to Bhuvana and Vinay, who are organizing the volunteer work, Daaji guided them on future activities and then went to inspect the pond area. Daaji went around the pond, picking up the dry coconut leaves and other waste. During the walk, one gentleman asked Daaji for a photo with him. After giving in to this person’s request, Daaji left for home.

Upon arrival, he was seated and working on his emails when he saw a request from Satbir Bakshi to meet a few people from Uttar Pradesh. Around 9.30 am, Daaji met Sufi Shah Hussain, who is the caretaker of the samadhi place of Huzur Maharaj, and the family members of Huzur Maharaj, including Maulana Shah Fazal Ahmed Sahab, Adil Khan Pitaura of Farrukhabad, Suhel Khan, and Azib of Hyderabad, who were accompanied to Daaji’s home by Satbir Bakshi. 

In the evening, Daaji went to Kanha Sarovar and later met with Maj. Gen. Dr. C.K. Thapliyal.