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Mumbai To Host First-Ever Matru Sammelan At YB Chavan Centre; Around 200 Women From Public Representatives' Families To Attend

Mumbai: Vishwamangalya Sabha's Janpratinidhi Matru Sabha will hold its Mumbai's first ever Matru Sammelan (Women's Conference) on Tuesday, October 6 at Y.B Chavan Centre, Nariman Point. The conference will provide a meaningful platform to discuss the evolving role of motherhood, its achievements and contemporary challenges, as well as the contribution of women and mothers to strengthening…

Mumbai To Host First-Ever Matru Sammelan At YB Chavan Centre; Around 200 Women From Public Representatives' Families To Attend

Mumbai will host the inaugural Matru Sammelan, a Women's Conference, on October 6 at the Y.B Chavan Centre, Nariman Point. The event aims to explore the changing role of motherhood, its accomplishments, current obstacles, and the impact of women and mothers in family and nation-building. Approximately 200 women from families of public representatives across Maharashtra are anticipated to attend.

Prominent attendees include Maharashtra Minister Pankaja Munde, Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde, social worker Manju Lodha, Rupal Mafatlal, Director of Mafatlal Industries, and Dr Vrushali Joshi from Vishwamangalya Sabha and other officer bearers. The Vishwamangalya Sabha strives to empower and cultivate the spirit of motherhood, promoting cultural values and societal awareness.

Dr Joshi elaborated on the Janpratinidhi Matru Sabha's mission to unite women from public representatives' families, providing a platform for shared experiences, social responsibilities, and dialogue. The conference will feature a panel discussion on "Achievements and Challenges of Motherhood," moderated by Colaba corporator Harshita Narvekar.

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