Mumbai's 'Samatecha Garba' Brings Over 200 Together To Promote Equality, Fraternity & Social Harmony
Mumbai: More than 200 people participated in ‘Samatecha Garba’ (Garba for Equality), organised by the Mumbai unit of the Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti (MANS) and Mumbai for Peace at Tilak Bhavan, Dadar, during the weekend. The event promoted equality, fraternity and social harmony, and featured the prize distribution ceremony of the Reels Competition 2026. The initiative sought to…
On the weekend, over 200 individuals gathered in Mumbai for 'Samatecha Garba,' an event organized by the Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti and Mumbai for Peace at Tilak Bhavan, Dadar. The purpose of the gathering was to promote equality, fraternity, and social harmony. The festival included a prize distribution ceremony for the Reels Competition 2026, which aimed to foster scientific temper, rational thinking, and social awareness through social media.
The organizers emphasized the importance of inclusivity in garba celebrations, aiming to challenge discrimination based on caste, religion, and gender. In the competition, Sambuddha Mahendra Wagh emerged as the first-place winner, followed by Sarika Bira Shinde and Diksha Brahmane in second and third places. Iram Khan Mansuri and Durga Borale received consolation prizes.
The event organizers highlighted that such initiatives are crucial in combating discrimination and enhancing social harmony, with equality, scientific temper, rationality, and humanity as their guiding principles.
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