In Agarwal Yuva Mahila Mandal’s event, women presented beautiful glimpse of Indian traditions
Prayagraj. The Agrawal Yuva Mahila Mandal organized a grand “Parv Phuhar” event at Hotel Comfort Inn in Civil Lines. The women presented a captivating display of Indian culture and festivals, showcasing traditional attire, talent, creativity, and enthusiasm. The entire event was filled with enthusiasm, joy, and mutual harmony.
Various entertainment and talent-based competitions were held during the event, with participants enthusiastically participating. Deepti Gupta won the title of Indian Teej Queen, while Swati Agarwal was crowned Indo-Western Teej Queen. Akanksha Agarwal and Sonal Mittal were declared runners-up.
In the Hit Pair competition, Dr. Varsha Agarwal and Sunayana Agarwal were the winners in the Friends category. Swati Agarwal and Aarti Agarwal took first place in the Sister-in-law and Sister-in-law pair. The winners and participants were honored and encouraged.
Patron Dr. Sabita Agarwal said that such events provide women with an opportunity to showcase their talents and creativity, as well as connect with Indian culture and traditional festivals. Patron Reenu Mittal, who judged the competitions, praised the enthusiasm and participation of all participants.
President Sarika Agarwal said that the aim of ‘Parv Phuhar’ is not just entertainment but to bring women together on one platform and to bring our rich cultural traditions and festivals to the new generation in a lively form. General Secretary Dr. Kirti Agarwal successfully moderated the event. She said that “Parva Phuhar” was a beautiful amalgamation of women’s talent, enthusiasm, creativity, and Indian culture.
Senior Vice President Dr. Vinita Agarwal expressed her gratitude to all the guests, participants and colleagues and thanked them. Media in-charge Manish Garg said that events like “Parv Phuhar” not only celebrate our rich culture and traditional festivals, but also strengthen women’s participation and mutual solidarity in society. This initiative by the Agarwal Yuva Mahila Mandal to provide a platform for women’s talent is certainly commendable.
A large number of women attended the event, including Archana Agarwal, Yesha Goyal, Shruti Agarwal, Samidha Jain, Mehak Agarwal, Anamika Agarwal, Vidushi Agarwal, Swati Agarwal, Shikha Agarwal, Prachi, Shalini Agarwal, Punita Garg, Aarti Agarwal, Rajni Agarwal, and Sonal Mittal. Everyone enjoyed the various competitions and cultural activities and appreciated the event.
