Gayatri Parivar Tatanagar Conducts Seminar on Jyoti Kalash Yatra 2026 and Upcoming Programs

Navyug Dal and Pragya Mahila Mandal members discuss organizational matters and future plans

The youth wing of Gayatri Parivar Tatanagar, Navyug Dal, and members of Pragya Mahila Mandal recently organized a seminar at Gayatri Gyan Mandir in Jamshedpur, focusing on the upcoming Jyoti Kalash Yatra of 2026 and three significant programs scheduled for May 2024.

JAMSHEDPUR – The Gayatri Parivar Tatanagar’s youth wing, Navyug Dal, and Pragya Mahila Mandal members recently concluded a seminar at Gayatri Gyan Mandir, discussing the Jyoti Kalash Yatra of 2026 and outlining three significant programs for May 2024.

The event began with a ceremonial lamp lighting by esteemed guests, including Kamal Kant Mandal from Shantikunj Haridwar, Tarachand Agarwal, coordinator of Indian Culture Knowledge Examination Cell Jharkhand, Mahila Mandal President Sister Jasbir Kaur, and District Women’s representative Manju Modi.

Shambhu Nath Dubey, a youth leader from Navyug Dal, facilitated the proceedings, ensuring smooth discussions and active participation from the attendees.

The seminar provided a platform for the members to deliberate on organizational matters and plan for the upcoming Jyoti Kalash Yatra in 2026, a significant event for the Gayatri Parivar.

Additionally, three important programs slated for May 2024 were discussed, highlighting the organization’s commitment to cultural and spiritual activities.

The event witnessed active participation from over a hundred workers hailing from various regions, including Bhalubasa, Sonari, Sakchi, Baridih, Parsudih, Mango, Dimna, Bhuinyadih, Birsanagar, Namda Basti, Golmuri, and Tuiladungri.

The program concluded with the evening Aarti, a spiritual ritual that brought together the participants in a moment of devotion and unity.

Dinesh Singh delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all attendees and organizers for their active involvement and contributions to the seminar.

The seminar served as a testament to the Gayatri Parivar Tatanagar’s dedication to promoting spiritual growth, cultural awareness, and community engagement through its various wings and initiatives.