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Tricolor Rally Organized on Independence Day

As part of the Government of India's "Tiranga in Every Home" campaign, a Tiranga Yatra was organized under the aegis of the Maheshwari Mandal Bhayander District Sabha. The Tiranga Yatra began at 8:30 a.m. from the Chandramouleshwar Temple near the Kailash Mansarovar Building and proceeded via Maxx Mall and DMart to Maheshwari Bhavan. Upon reaching the Bhavan, the community's first corporator,…

Tricolor Rally Organized on Independence Day

On Independence Day, the Government of India's "Tiranga in Every Home" campaign organized a Tiranga Yatra in Maheshwari Mandal Bhayander District. The event commenced at 8:30 a.m. from Chandramouleshwar Temple, traversing Maxx Mall and DMart before arriving at Maheshwari Bhavan. Community representatives, including Komalji Vitthalji Navandhar, Secretary Narayanji Toshniwal, and youth leaders, spoke about the significance of the occasion.

The rally saw enthusiastic participation from youth, women, elderly, and children, who chanted patriotic slogans. At 9:00 a.m., the flag was raised at Maheshwari Bhavan, witnessed by Mandal President Natwarji Daga, Secretary Toshniwal, Treasurer Darakh, Trust Board President Bhutada, and Secretary Asava. The national anthem was sung in unison.

Mandal President Natwarji Daga congratulated attendees on India's 80th anniversary of independence and cautioned against foreign powers attempting to divide the nation. He urged unity and progress. Secretary Toshniwal conveyed warm greetings to the community, stressing collective efforts for the country's betterment. Hosted by Purushottam Darakh, the program concluded with refreshments for all attendees.

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