Affectionate reunion of former and present workers became symbol of Indian culture, spiritual consciousness and organizational affinity
The Deepotsav fortnight organized by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad concluded successfully with joy, devotion, and enthusiasm. A large number of former and current workers participated in the get-together organized on this occasion. The program offered a beautiful glimpse of Indian culture, values, spiritual consciousness, patriotism, and mutual affection. On this occasion, former ABVP worker Rajnikant Srivastava said that it is our collective responsibility to keep alive the cultural and organizational traditions that have been passed down for centuries. Our Indian culture teaches us ideals, respect, service, dedication, spiritual knowledge, and reverence and affection for the mother power. Such events are not just celebrations, but a powerful means of transmitting values and cultural heritage to the new generation. He said that this celebration of Deepotsav gives us the message that in the times to come, our lives should also be as energetic, luminous as a lamp and dedicated to society and the nation. With this sentiment, the sentiment was expressed to light one lamp for the nation, one lamp for the mother power, one lamp for the invisible divine powers, one lamp for the brave soldiers dedicated to protecting the country, one lamp for the happiness, prosperity and purity of Mother Ganga, one lamp for the welfare of the helpless and needy people and one lamp in the name of Lord Shri Ram and his ideal family.
The program included a group recitation and singing of “Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari” from the Sunderkand. The atmosphere was filled with devotion through the aarti and bhajans of Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi, brave Hanuman, and Radha-Krishna. The attendees shared the joy of Deepotsav through auspicious sounds and group singing.
Prominently present in the program were Rajnikanth Srivastava, Pramod Sharma, Gyanendra Dwivedi, Prince Tiwari, Ram Mohit Yadav, Yogesh Shukla, Jaivardhan Tripathi, Amrish Kant Srivastava, Anoop Kumar, Kumari Radhika and hundreds of former and present workers. At the end, all the workers took prasad, snacks and group meal and wished each other a very Happy Diwali and left for their respective destinations with a feeling of intimacy and organizational unity. This Deepotsav program became a memorable event that further strengthened the Indian culture, the values of the organization and the feeling of dedication towards the nation.
