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Store Type
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Area (sq.
ft.)
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Stock deposit
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Security (₹)
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MZCS Standard
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Up to 400 sq. ft.
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₹4,50,000/-
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(Security - Rs.40,000+GST)
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MZCS Mega
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401–600 sq. ft.
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₹6,50,000/-
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MZCS Super
Store
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601+ sq. ft.
+
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₹8,50,000/-
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Interior infra setup,
POS machine, and
CCTV cost extra
as per actual
expenditure.
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Ardh Sainik Welfare Trust (ASWT) is a registered, non-governmental, non-political, and not-for-profit organization established in September 2015 under the Indian Trust Act, 1882. It is committed to the welfare, rehabilitation, and empowerment of the Soldiers Community and their families.
Founded by Shri Puran Chand Arya (Retd. CRPF), ASWT supports serving soldiers, veterans, widows, and dependents through various platforms including www.ASWTIndia.org.
“To create a system where the Soldiers Community experiences a 'Feel Good' factor in their personal and social lives.”
To enhance the well-being of uniformed personnel by improving their quality of life and encouraging their contribution to nation-building during and after service.
Shri Puran Chand Arya, a former CRPF officer with 21+ years of service (including 11 years at the Ministry of Home Affairs), has made significant contributions including:
Head Office: C-7/82, Sector 8, Rohini, New Delhi – 110085
Helpline: +91 8800001240 / 1250 / 1260
Email: home@ardhsainik.com
Websites:
www.aswtindia.org
www.ardhsainikcanteen.com
www.ardhsainikmall.com
www.rcsf.org.in
www.ashomz.com
www.ardhsainiknews.com
Ex-CRPF Officer & Founder of ASWT
Puran Chand Arya is a distinguished former officer of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and a passionate advocate for the welfare of the soldier’s community. With over three decades of experience in general administration, human resources, policy planning, and government liaison, Mr. Arya has become a pivotal figure in the field of security personnel welfare.
He began his service in the CRPF in January 1990, dedicating the initial decade to field operations across sensitive regions such as Delhi, Jammu, Srinagar, Assam, and Punjab. From 2000 to 2011, he served at the Resettlement and Welfare Directorate (R&W Dte.) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, where he led numerous initiatives focused on soldier welfare, training, rehabilitation, and stress management.
After his government tenure, Mr. Arya held leadership roles in the private sector with organizations like Netra Projtech India Pvt. Ltd., Kent RO Systems, and Dabur India’s Marketing Division, managing administrative, HR, and liaison responsibilities.
Mr. Arya's most impactful contributions come through his work in the social sector. He is the Founder and Chairman of the Ardh Sainik Welfare Trust (Regd.) India — a registered organization supporting serving and retired personnel from India's forces. Through this platform, he launched several pioneering initiatives, including:
His vision focuses on building a holistic ecosystem to address personal and social needs of soldiers. Under his leadership, the Trust has initiated:
Notably, he played a key role in conceptualizing and implementing the Central Police Canteen (now KPKB) and the Welfare and Rehabilitation Board (WARB), both approved by the Government of India. He also contributed to launching the Prime Minister Scholarship Scheme for children of CPMF personnel.
Mr. Arya has organized mass yoga and wellness programs with organizations such as the Art of Living Foundation and Patanjali Yoga Peeth. He has also led initiatives on HIV/AIDS awareness, and advocated for compensation and pension reforms.
An MBA in HR from Sikkim Manipal University, and a BA from Kurukshetra University, Mr. Arya holds multiple educational and professional accolades. He has received awards such as the J&K Special Duty Medal and commendations from senior officials at the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Through his tireless efforts, Puran Chand Arya continues to uplift the lives of thousands of soldiers and their families, making a lasting impact on India’s security community.
