Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Government Ahilya Central Library, known for its historical significance, daily hosts a variety of events, activities, and excursions. The library houses a replica of the original copy of the Constitution and pictures of renowned creators from the country are displayed in the library.
The head of the library, Lily Sanjay Davar, said that today is a special day as the Marathi Bhasha Raksha Samiti presented the personal portrait and life introduction of Indore's pride, Padmabhushan Tatya Saheb Sarwate. The event was presided over by senior social worker Madhu Bhaiya Tapasvi and the guests included Anuradha Sarwate, Paradkar, and Tatya Saheb's granddaughter Neelima.
The addition of Tatya Saheb's biography will provide students and youth an opportunity to learn about his life. Meghdoot Sindhi Welfare Society celebrates Guru Purnima The Meghdoot Sindhi Welfare Society in Vijayanagar celebrated Satnarayan and Guru Purnima programme at the Lord Jhulelal Temple in the Divya Shakti Peeth Complex.
The event included Bhajan Kirtan, Baharana Sahib, and Lord Jhulelal's Pallav and Ardaas. Chandrakant Moolchandani and his wife, senior members of the society, distributed school fee cheques totalling Rs 1,58,000/- to 11 needy families, bringing the total distribution to Rs 8,30,450/- for 33 children.
The president of the organisation, Sobhraj Gehani, introduced and honoured Moolchandani and his wife, while Vasdev Lalwani provided detailed information about Lord Jhulelal's story and glory to the children. The programme concluded in the presence of senior sarpanch Girdharilal Jadwani and other executive committee members.
