Winners of Best Dress, Best Jewellery and Best Dance felicitated; event concluded amidst enthusiasm and excitement
Prayagraj: The Dandiya Festival, organized by the Agrawal Mahila Mandal at Hotel Blessing in Civil Lines, concluded with great enthusiasm on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 9 p.m. Women, dressed in colorful traditional attire, captivated the audience with captivating performances of Dandiya and Garba. An atmosphere of enthusiasm, excitement, and mutual harmony prevailed throughout the event.
The program began with the lighting of a lamp in front of a portrait of Maharaja Agrasen. Mona Agarwal, President of the Agarwal Mahila Mandal, presided over the event. To encourage women’s talent and traditional adornment, participants were honored for their outstanding performances in the Best Dress, Best Jewelry, and Best Dance categories.
The program was attended by Piyush Ranjan Agarwal, President of Shri Agrasen Agarwal Samaj, Prayagraj, as the chief guest. He was accompanied by the birth anniversary coordinator, CA Vinay Goyal, the society’s treasurer Manish Goyal, minister Ajit Bansal, and vice-president Ashish Goyal, along with officials from the Agarwal Yuva Mandal and Yuva Mahila Mandal. Prizes and gifts were arranged by Mahila Mandal’s treasurer Sunita Agarwal, general secretary Nandita Agarwal, Pooja Agarwal, and Shweta Agarwal. The program was conducted by Savita Agarwal and Nidhi Bansal. Chief guest Piyush Ranjan Agarwal said that such cultural events strengthen the spirit of unity, harmony, and mutual cooperation in society. The active participation of women plays an important role in promoting social and cultural traditions.
Birth anniversary coordinator CA Vinay Goyal said that drawing inspiration from the ideals of Maharaja Agrasen ji, we must continuously strengthen the spirit of service, cooperation, and unity in society. Such events are an important means of connecting the new generation with our cultural heritage.
Media in-charge Manish Garg said that events like the Dandiya Festival not only provide women with an opportunity to showcase their talents but also strengthen social ties. This effort by the Agarwal Mahila Mandal is commendable in preserving cultural heritage, promoting women’s participation, and social harmony. Organized by the Agarwal Mahila Mandal, the festival was a beautiful confluence of cultural traditions, women’s talent, and social solidarity.