Udaipur: The environment was lit with emotions and happiness of the families of the two people getting married to each other. in presence of many dignitaries from NGOs event and made it memorable. marriage ceremony held on Sunday at ‘LiyokaGudaBadi’, witnessed by hundreds of people there. On this occasion, a total of 52 couples from different states of the country got married via traditional rituals.
The event took place in the presence and amidst the blessings of Mr.KailashManav, KamaladeviAgarwal, PrashantAgrawal, VandanaAgrawal, Trustee DevendraChobisa and JagdishArya.
During the ceremony, all the bridegroom followed traditional rituals for ‘toran’. prior to that all the bride and the bridegroom put ‘varmalas’ on each other neck and took blessings from the elders present at the event.
The event included both differently abled bride and bridegroom and in spite of being with a physical disability, all of them showed excitement and immense happiness.
The couples who did not have their original parents were blessed and helped by their guardians. To give blessings to the newly-wed couples, numerous representatives and guests from various NGOs belonging to Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Jodhpur, Indore, Agra, Nagpur, Hyderabad, Aligarh, Pune, Rajkot, Dehradun, Patna, Baroda, were also present.
The Organization Committee members, namely, Dalaram Patel, RohitTiwari, Deepak Menaria, Manish Parihar, BhagwatiMenaria, Dinesh Vaishnav, KuldeepShekhawat, Ambalal, Jitendra Gaur, Digvijay Singh, Anil Acharya, and Rajat Gaur looked at the smooth flowing of the arrangements.
All the beneficiaries and their families and dear ones thanked Narayan SevaSansthan for this initiative which helped in bringing together various lives.
On behalf of the Chief Minister Mrs.Vasundra Raje, the Women and Child Development Ministry of Rajasthan Government presented the citation for such a grand event.
Narayan SevaSansthan - A Non - profit organization, organized a mass wedding for differently-abled and underprivileged couples on 8th& 9th September, 2018 at Udaipur. The two days long gala event witnessed 54 pairs fulfilling the customary rites to start a new beginning of their lives. Narayan SevaSansthan has successfully organized 30 mass marriage ceremonies in last 18 years for differently able and underprivileged couples. 1349 such pairs have been tied in the lifelong knot of marriage through these ceremonies across India, informed media in a press meet just a day before mass marriage byMr. PrashantAgarwal, President of Narayan SevaSansthan at Hotel Vishnupriya ,DevendraChobisa, Director at NSS, Vishnu Sharma Hitaishi, Media Coordinator, along with Deepak Menariya&Rajat Gaur were also present.
