Samta Bahu Mandal Hosts Annual Meet, Honors Active Members

Udaipur | The annual gathering and award ceremony of *Samta Bahu Mandal* was held in Hiran Magri Sector 4. The event commenced at 11 AM on Sunday, beginning with a group rendition of the Navkar Mantra and the Sangh Samarpana song. 

*Samta Bahu Mandal*, an essential branch of the Shri Sadhumarghi Jain Sangh, continues to perform both religious and social activities with dedication. Under the guidance of Jain Acharya Shri Ramesh, the association focuses on religious work along with numerous community welfare initiatives. The Mandal was founded in 2022 during the Ram Mahotsav Chaturmas and has since been organizing various events for the community.

On this special occasion, the Mandal hosted a grand event where around 18 women were honored for their exceptional contributions in their respective fields. Mandal President Priyanka Kothari highlighted that the event also aimed to celebrate and encourage the talents within their team. 

The event included two dramatic presentations. The first drama, *"Dharma Abhi Nahi To Kabhi Nahi"*, conveyed that there is no age limit for practicing religion and that people should remain on the path of Dharma throughout their lives. The second drama, *"Tap Ki Mahima"*, discussed the significance of sacrifice and penance in an engaging manner. After the performances, the venue echoed with joyous cheers of "Harsh Harsh Jai Jai."

Additionally, a video was shown, highlighting the various activities organized by the Mandal in the past year. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Sadhumarghi Jain Sangh President Sagar Ji Golcha, former Women’s Committee President Manna Bai Ji Pangadiya, Manju Ji Singvi, former Samta Bahu Mandal President Madhu Ji Kothari, National Treasurer of Samta Yuva Sangh Deepak Ji Kanthaliya, and Monin Surana, Minister of Samta Yuva Sangh Udaipur. 

The ceremony concluded with blessings from Sagar Ji Golcha and Manna Bai Ji Pangadiya. The event was efficiently conducted by Aditi Ji Modi, Mandal Minister. The program wrapped up with chants of "Ram Guru Ki Jai Jai" as the members committed themselves to future religious and social endeavors.