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# IIA, ‘Build Bharat Expo 2025’ will be held 19 to 21 March at Bharat Mandapam, focus will be on India’s industrial development.

New Delhi, December 23, 2024

The Indian Industries Association (IIA), Delhi Chapter, hosted TARANG 2024 , at the India Habitat Centre. The event brought together IIA members and their families for an evening of joy, unity, and reflection on the remarkable achievements of India’s MSME (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) sector. It was not just about welcoming the New Year but also honoring the spirit of innovation, collaboration, and growth that propels the nation forward.

Dr. Mamtamayi Priyadarshini, State Chairperson of IIA-Delhi, delivered the welcome address, highlighting IIA’s core mission of empowering MSMEs and fostering opportunities for business growth. Her speech underscored the importance of unity and collaboration in building a brighter future for the sector.

Dr. Sanjay Mayukh, National Media Co-head, Spokesperson, and Chief Whip of Vidhan Parishad (BJP), graced the event as the chief guest. In his address, Dr. Mayukh emphasized the need to move beyond traditional practices and align with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a progressive, strong, and prosperous India.

“The era of traditional development is over. We are now in the era of Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, where progress and dedication lead the way to a stronger, more prosperous India,” said Dr. Mayukh, energizing the audience and setting an optimistic tone for 2025.

Mr. Dinesh Goyal, National Senior Vice President of IIA, presented an ambitious roadmap for MSMEs titled “Transforming MSMEs to 4.2 & 48,” which aims to increase the sector’s contribution to India’s GDP from 33% to 48% by 2047, aligning with the vision of Amrit Kaal. He also unveiled plans to launch an IPO for MSMEs within the next two years—a significant step toward enhancing their visibility and fostering financial growth.

Charanjeet Singh, Vice President of IIA-Delhi, reflected on the occasion: “As we step into 2025, we are reminded of the immense potential the MSME sector holds in shaping the future of India. The Build Bharat Expo is a testament to our commitment to empowering industries nationwide. We are focused on fostering innovation, sustainability, and growth to drive India’s economic progress.”

Key Announcement: Build Bharat Expo 2025

One of the event’s highlights was the announcement of Build Bharat Expo 2025, scheduled from March 19 to 21, 2025, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. This unique platform will advance India’s industrial sector by supporting MSMEs and traditional industries.

The expo will showcase a wide array of industries, including:

• Green and clean energy
• Building and construction materials
• Electrical and electronics
• Agro and food processing

Build Bharat Expo 2025 aims to address India’s manufacturing landscape by offering sustainable practices, localized supply chains, and technological advancements. Unlike other expos focusing on urban technologies and smart cities, this event emphasizes empowering regional industries and sustainable manufacturing practices, fostering innovation at all levels of the industry.

Manufacturers, dealers, distributors, and entrepreneurs will have opportunities to collaborate and contribute to India’s vision of a self-sufficient and prosperous future.

#Padma Shri Dr. Poonam Suri, Padma Shri Dr. Harsh Mahajan, and Padma Shri Dr. D.S. Rana also marked their presence at the Event

New Delhi, December 17, 2024:

An evening dedicated to literature unfolded at Aravali Auditorium, Vasant Vihar, where Milap Publications proudly launched ‘Khushi Ki Khoj’, a poetry collection in Hindi by renowned poet Alok Gaur. The event was graced by Padma Shri Dr. Ashok Chakradhar as the chief guest, alongside the esteemed presence of Padma Shri Dr. Poonam Suri, President of DAV CMC, Padma Shri Dr. Harsh Mahajan, Founder of Mahajan Imaging, and Padma Shri Dr. D.S. Rana, Chairman of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.

‘Khushi Ki Khoj’ comprises 113 poems that reflect on profound questions of life and delve deep into human emotions. Despite his professional commitments in the corporate world, Alok Gaur’s dedication to literature shines through this third publication.

In his keynote, Padma Shri Dr. Ashok Chakradhar praised the collection, saying, “This anthology is a symbol of hope and perseverance. It inspires readers to rise above life’s challenges, something we all face in our journeys. Years from now, we may confront new questions, but this poetry will remain a guide, offering solutions with its simple yet profound words. It’s not heavy literature—it is poetry that soothes and empowers, teaching us how to find happiness.”

The program was ably anchored by ‘Hasya Ratna’ Chirag Jain, who kept the audience engaged throughout with his distinctive style. His rendition of the Ramayana’s Dashrath Death Episode left the audience deeply moved and mesmerized, adding an emotional and unforgettable dimension to the evening.

Mr. Yogi Suri, Managing Editor, Milap Publications, shared his thoughts: “When I began this journey in publishing, I was told that poets and publishers can never truly be friends. But ‘Khushi Ki Khoj’ proves that collaboration between creativity and publishing is essential. I am grateful to Alok Gaur and honored by Dr. Ashok Chakradhar’s presence.”

Alok Gaur himself recited selected poems, captivating the audience with their rhythm and essence. Speaking about his work, he said, “My poetry embraces every aspect of life and its emotions. ‘Khushi Ki Khoj’ encourages readers to view life positively and inspires them to discover happiness in every moment.”

JP Group’s Executive Chairman, Mr. Manoj Gaur, a long-time friend of Alok Gaur, spoke about the poet’s unwavering commitment to writing. He remarked, “Alok’s poetry is not just an art form but a reflection of his deep thoughts and sensitivity. His words resonate with sincerity and dedication, showcasing his love for the craft. Our friendship runs deep, and I am proud to witness his literary journey.”

Padma Shri Dr. Poonam Suri congratulated Alok Gaur and applauded the poetry collection. He stated, “Alok’s poems connect directly with the heart. This book is a reminder that happiness is not an elusive dream; it is something we can actively seek in our everyday lives.”

Published by Milap Publication, ‘Khushi Ki Khoj’ is now available at leading bookstores and online platforms, including Amazon.

New Delhi, 8 December 2024

Billu is revolutionizing how India experiences salon services. Launched in 2019, this innovative app bridges the gap between customers and salons, offering seamless bookings for both in-salon visits and salon-at-home services. Whether you’re a customer seeking pampering or a salon partner aiming for business growth, Billu delivers unmatched convenience, transparency, and accessibility.

For Customers: Your salon, your way

Billu simplifies beauty routines by putting the power of choice and convenience in your hands. With just a click, you can:

• Book instantly: Skip the queues with No Wait Appointments.
  Salon at Home: Get professional salon services at your doorstep. Safe, hygienic and convenient.
• Explore and compare: Access reviews, services, and exclusive deals tailored for you.
  Flexible Payments: Pay online or at the salon – it’s up to you.

For salon partners: Your growth companion

Billu empowers salons and freelancers to reach more customers and streamline operations. With our advanced tools, partners can:

• Expand visibility: Tap into a vast customer base in your area.
  Give At-salon and Salon-at-home services: Expand reach, increase bookings, and provide higher customer satisfaction.
• Manage effortlessly : Handle bookings, working hours, and staff calendars with ease.
  Boost revenue: Introduce offers, track performance, and increase customer loyalty.
• Leverage marketing: Promote your services through Billu’s platform and maximize reach.

“Billu is not just an app—it’s a movement,” said Nilesh Kothari, Founder of Billu Salon App. “We’re on a mission to revolutionize the salon experience for both customers and owners. For customers, we make beauty accessible and enjoyable. For salon owners, we offer the tools to grow their businesses and reach new heights. With Billu, beauty isn’t just a service; it’s a lifestyle.”

Why no one waits with Billu?

Customers value prompt service, and delays can often lead to cancellations. With Billu’s No Wait Appointment feature, customers can book and receive services without unnecessary waits, ensuring satisfaction and loyalty for salons and freelancers.

Customer Love

Priya Singh says, “Billu is a game-changer! Whether I’m at home or visiting a salon, the app makes everything so easy.”

Rohit Sharma adds, “From instant bookings to exclusive deals, Billu has transformed my grooming experience.”

Join the Revolution

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About Billu

Since 2019, Billu has been India’s leading salon booking app, offering unparalleled services to customers and empowering salon owners with tools for growth. With a vision to make grooming accessible and delightful, Billu continues to set new industry standards.

National, 06 December 2024: SMFG India Credit (SMICC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG), has been awarded an international credit rating of “AA-” with a stable outlook by the Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR). This exceptional outcome places SMICC four notches above India’s sovereign rating and only one notch below its parent financial group SMFG’s own “AA” rating.

JCR highlighted SMICC’s strategic importance to SMFG’s Asia Multi-Franchise Strategy, which is supported by robust governance and alignment with SMFG’s ethos of promoting financial inclusion and empowering underserved communities in India.

Mr. Pankaj Malik, Chief Financial Officer, SMFG India Credit, said “This AA- rating by JCR is a testament to SMFG India Credit’s commitment to maintaining financial discipline, operational excellence, and customer-centric growth with the help of innovative products offerings. SMICC’s consistent growth trajectory and strategic alignment with SMFG’s global objectives position us as a key player in India’s rapidly expanding retail loan market. This recognition further motivates us to continue fostering financial inclusion and delivering value to our stakeholders.”

JCR also observed that SMICC’s business scale has grown significantly, driven by the expansion in the domestic consumer credit market and strong support from SMFG. The company’s growth trajectory remains robust and it continues to maintain a healthy loan book. The company has also kept its interest rate risk and liquidity risk appropriately managed through risk management committee.

Introduction

Most business expansion requires finance that is not readily available. Financing a business through loans is the common way of filling the gap. However, many business people face a major obstacle like having low credit scores. The lender often bases his assessment on credit scores to evaluate the creditworthiness of the borrower. Low credit score may degrade your small business loan eligibility, but you can still get your business loan with some increased effort and preparation.

At What Point Is a Credit Score Considered Bad?

There is a three-digit number which reflects your creditworthiness, that of a credit score. The higher the score, the better your credit history appears to lenders.

750 and above: Very Good credit score

700-749: Good credit score

650-699: Fair credit score

600-649: Poor credit score

Below 600: Bad credit score

A credit score below 650 may label you as a high-risk borrower to banks and NBFCs.

Now let us discuss the options of Accessing a Business Loan to grow your MSME, even if it’s at a Low Credit Score.

• Research on Lenders: A few financial institutions, especially NBFCs and fintech lenders, do lend money to people with very low CIBIL scores. These tend to not take the credit score-based approach as seriously, and instead, focus on such aspects as business performance, cash flows, or sometimes even collateral. Research these lenders and apply to them for better prospects to get your loan approved.

• Apply for Secured Loans: If your CIBIL score is poor, collateral is sure to enhance your chances of acquiring an MSME loan. Under this type of loan, collateral can be anything worth like machinery, or business assets that the lender can seize in case of a failure to pay back. Secured loans are less risky for the lenders, and therefore, they will go through with approving your application.

• Check Your Credit Report for Errors: Go through your report carefully for any errors with regard to loans taken by you, or for defaults that are incorrect. Immediately file a dispute with CIBIL (https://www.cibil.com/) in case of errors to correct the mistakes. The improvement in your score may increase your chances of getting your loan sanctioned.

• Good Business Financials: Lenders will consider your business’s financial position, specifically if your CIBIL score is low. You must present a stronger case for your business by showing stability in income, cash flow, and growth potential. Other financial documents, such as balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and even tax returns, must be kept accurate to help prove the repayment capability of your company.

• Relationship with the Lender: If you’ve previously taken and repaid a collateral free business loan on time with a bank or NBFC, make sure to maintain good relationships with those lenders and take the help of that lender to meet the business loan requirements. This may keep you at an advantage, as you were an old valued and faithful customer.

• Apply for a Smaller Loan Amount: Apply for a loan amount that is smaller, like ₹50,000 and below in which repayment is easier and less risk involved for the lender. Lower chances of disapproval occur with a lower credit score. The lender gains confidence in the borrower, and the ability to repay increases your chance of getting larger loans for the future.

• Government Schemes: The Government of India has launched many schemes to support SMEs. A few of those schemes offer loan facilities either with low credit score eligibility or interest rate subsidy.

• PMEGP (Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme)
• MUDRA Loans (Micro Units Development and Refinance Agency)
• Stand-Up India Scheme

                           These schemes have lesser interest rates and flexible requirements.

• A Guarantor: When applying for a business loan, it is advisable to have a guarantor with an excellent credit rating so that the lender is able to trust you and give the money to you with less risk to the lender. This is so because the guarantor has agreed to pay if the borrower defaults. This is a great responsibility on the part of the guarantor hence choose a reliable one that trusts your ability to repay.

Conclusion

A poor CIBIL score will increase the issue of not getting access to business loans, but it doesn’t mean that you cannot access finance for your business anymore. You can still try to find ways and avail some other solutions such as applying to NBFCs, offering collateral for your loan, and availing any government scheme related to the loan. The second is, equally important to know why the credit score is low and work in a direction toward improving the same over a period of time.

Compared to traditional banks, NBFCs as they cater to small businesses, and even those who have unconventional financial backgrounds. NBFCs, therefore, present a faster process, loan options especially made by their flexibility. For those business persons who face issues related to credit score, a partnership with NBFCs is likely to be a perfect one for bringing progress into their MSMEs.

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New Delhi, October 11, 2024

The Indian Blind Football Federation (IBFF) has announced that it will host the 2025 IBSA Women’s Blind Football World Championship at the United Sports Centre in Kakkanad, Kochi, Kerala, from 2nd to 12th October 2025. This landmark event marks the first time India will host a Blind Football World Championship, placing the country at the heart of global blind football and spotlighting its burgeoning football community. IBFF Patron Dr.Rev Fr.Roby Kannanchira CMI unveiled the world championship logo as part of a year-long promotional campaign for the event.

The prestigious tournament will showcase the finest talent in blind football from around the world and provide an exceptional platform for the sport’s growth and development. This Championship is a significant milestone for the Indian Blind Football Federation, which has been working diligently to promote and advance the para sport in India. The event is expected to draw teams and spectators from across the globe, offering a unique opportunity for India to demonstrate its capability and commitment to supporting and growing inclusive sports.

Naresh Singh Nayal, National Team Goal Guide , said, “The development of women players is more important as they are not getting enough chances in our society. I hope this championship will help us reach more people, and that individuals from every village in India will watch this championship, which will help us get more players.”

Sunil J. Mathew, the director and coach of the Indian blind football team , announced India’s hosting of the IBSA Women’s World Cup, marking a significant milestone. He added, “The Indian team can perform well and achieve more if the government and corporate support these initiatives. Our main goal is to make it to the 2028 Paralympic Games in LA, and we are confident that our team’s performance is developing day by day.”

Nirmaben, captain of the Indian women’s blind football team, said, “I came into sports through some of my male blind football friends, and now I have visited a few countries and played for India—all because of blind football. I am excited to play in the World Cup on home ground.”
David Absalom, Honorary General Secretary for IBSA (Indian Blind Sports Association), said, “We look forward to collaborating with local authorities, sponsors, and volunteers to ensure a successful and memorable World Championship. The event promises to enhance the profile of blind football in India and inspire future generations of athletes.”

In 2025, India will also be hosting the IBSA Men’s Nations Cup and the IBSA Men’s Asian-Oceania Championship Division 2 alongside this tournament.

Expected teams for the World Championship

1. Japan
2. India
3. Germany
4. England
5. Argentina
6. Sweden
7. Morocco
8. Austria

Hyderabad, October 05, 2024:  The three-day Global South Conference on Infection Prevention, Control and Antimicrobial Stewardship(G-SPARC)-2024 which is being attended by well over 2000 delegates concluded on Saturday evening.

Prof. GVS Murthy, President, PRASHO; R Govind Hari, Chairman, PRASHO; Dr. Ranga Reddy Burri, Chairman G-Sparc; Dr. Raghu N Reddy, Co-Chair of G-Sparc and Continental Hospitals; Dr. Shamanna, Professor, University of Hyderabad; Sri. B J Rao, Vice Chancellor, University of Hyderabad; Mr. Gareth Wynn Owen, Deputy High Commissioner, UK Consulate, Hyderabad and Mr. Nkwan Jacob Gobte, Honorary Secretary, ICAN graced the closing function

R Govind Hari, Co-Chair, G-SPARC 2024 gave a welcome address.

The organisers have unveiled G-SPARC 2024, Hyderabad Declaration. Two White papers on AMR and State Action Plans for containment in India and Oral Health and AMR Declaration. It presented 21 recommendations in its Hyderabad Declaration. The following are a few highlights of the 21 recommendations.

The declaration said AMR is a manmade disaster and has to be fought by concerted action.

Countries must institute effective and efficient surveillance and monitoring mechanisms.

Strong collaborations must be forged between Global South countries. The countries must support each other and stop the emergence of AMR and newer strains.

All countries in the global south must articulate strategies and action plans to combat AMR.

The high-income countries in the world should allocate a healthy proportion of their GDP to help Global South countries to fight AMR.

To see that at least 60% of countries have funded national action plans on AMR by 2030.

The Global Anti-Microbial Resistance Multi-Partner Trust Fund mooted by the UNGA (United Nations General Assembly) should prioritize countries of the Global South.

UNGA should target that at least 70% of Antibiotics used for Human Health globally should belong to the WHO Access Group Antibiotics with relatively minimal side effects and potential to cause AMR.

The One Health approach should be the cornerstone of all AMR activities.

Adequate funding should be earmarked for awareness campaigns

It strongly recommended that across the Global South, no Antibiotics including topical preparations should be dispensed without a qualified health practitioner’s prescription

G-Sparc calls for India’s remaining g states and union territories to develop and implement state-level Action Plans by 2026.

Every health facility must have an Infection, Prevention, Control and AMR committee

Community engagements are critical in reducing AMR and improving IPC practices.

During the closing ceremony, three MoUs were signed and exchanged.

One MoU was signed and exchanged between PRASHO & Oxford Brookes to Design and Offer Academic Programs to improve public health capacity including in WASH, IPC & AMS. The MoU was exchanged between Dr. Sarah Howcutt, Lead of Public Health & Sri. R Govind Hari, Chairman, PRASHO.

The second MoU was between SCIINV from Telangana, India & Microbira UK. Two prominent startups who are building digital tools for improving AMR diagnostic capacity to form a Joint Venture to jointly invest & further develop tools for containment of AMR. Dr. Marianne Ismail of Microbira, Dr. Ratnakar, Dr. Pradeep and Mr. Krishna Burri from SCIINV participated and exchanged the MoU.

The 3rd MoU was signed between ICAN & IFCAI, for a deeper collaboration for improving policy and practices of IPC and AMS in Global South. Prof. Chedli Azouzz and Prof. Ranga Reddy Burri exchanged the MoU.

Awards were presented to five leaders in AMR and IPC (Infection Prevention Control) and Three hospitals for best practices in AMR. They include Prof. Purva Mathur – AIIMS Delhi; Prof. Chedili Azzouz, Chairman, ICAN; Dr. Anuj Sharma – WHO India Country Office; Ms. Shailaja Teacher – fomer. Health Minister Kerala. She was not present in person to receive the same. Dr. Annie Thakore received the Award on her behalf.

The other recipients were Prof. Shaheen Mehtar – South Africa. Mr. Nkwan Jacob Gobte, Honorary Secretary, ICAN received her behalf.

Awards for excellence in the IPC & AMS Hospitals category were presented to AIIMS, Delhi, Dr. Purva Mathur received the award; Continental Hospitals, Dr. Guru N Reddy received the award and Pranaam Hospitals, Dr. Maneesh Gour received it on behalf of the hospital.

The objective of the conference was to provide a platform for Infection Prevention and Control (IPC), Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), and Patient Safety stakeholders from Global South.

G-Sparc was organized by the Infection Control Academy of India (IFCAI); University of Hyderabad (UoH); Pragyaan Sustainable Health Outcomes Foundation (PRASHO)

Bangalore, 2nd October, Arrtha Cars, the authorized dealer for JSW MG, proudly celebrated a major milestone today with the launch of the all-new Windsor EV, held at Arrtha Cars, No. 190/266 Gangadhar Appa Complex, Magadi Main Road, Sunkadhakatte, Bangalore. This event marks three months of rapid growth since the company’s commencement of operations in July 2024. Led by Mrs. Nikkita Paramesh, who transitioned from the education sector to the automobile industry, Arrtha Cars has been steadily expanding its presence in the automotive market as a trusted partner for JSW MG.

Headquartered in Bangalore, Arrtha Cars operates with a strong value system built on trust and integrity. The company is driven by a mission to be the most dependable and ethical solution provider for all its stakeholders, striving to offer a seamless experience for customers in the automotive sector.

In line with its growth strategy, Arrtha Cars also announced the upcoming inauguration of new showrooms and workshops in Yelahanka and Yeshwanthpur. These expansions further underscore Arrtha Cars’ commitment to delivering top-notch customer service and satisfaction across Bangalore.

Adding to the excitement of the event was the launch of the Windsor EV, an innovative electric vehicle that marks MG’s sixth car in the Indian market. The Windsor EV sets a new standard in driving technology, positioning Arrtha Cars at the forefront of the electric mobility revolution in the country.

The event was attended by prominent guests, including:

• Nupur Jain, Head of Dealer Development, MG South Zone
• Sapthami Gowda, Actress and special guest
• Kiran Manelli, Regional Business Head – South, JSW MG
• Chezain, CEO of Arrtha Cars
• Nagashree, Head of HR, Arrtha Cars Group

Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Nikkita Paramesh, Founder of Arrtha Cars, expressed her gratitude to the customers and stakeholders for their support, stating, “We are thrilled to celebrate this milestone in our journey and launch the Windsor EV, a vehicle that represents the future of mobility in India. At Arrtha Cars, our focus remains on excellence in service, customer satisfaction, and commitment to quality, as we continue our journey towards becoming a leading name in the automotive sector.”

Arrtha Cars is committed to providing unmatched customer service and innovative automotive solutions, cementing its position as a trusted JSW MG dealer in the region. The launch of the Windsor EV reflects the company’s vision of driving the future with sustainable mobility solutions and setting new benchmarks in the automotive industry.

Mela Activities, Giant Wheels, and Food Stalls Adds to the Festivities

Delhi, 15 September 2024 – The Lalbagh Ka Raja Trust in Delhi, overseen by Mr. Rakesh Bindal, the chairman of the trust, along with other trustees, is hosting its grand 10-day Ganesh Pooja celebration at DDA Ground, near Sant Nirankari Samagam, Burari, Delhi, feeding over 10,000 devotees through a daily Bhandara. The event running from September 7 to September 16, has drawn lakhs of visitors, making it a major cultural and spiritual highlight in the city.

The Bhandara, which serves free meals, is a key part of the trust’s mission to give back to the community. Throughout the 10 days, volunteers have been tirelessly working to ensure that every devotee receives a nourishing meal. Even the paramilitary forces and security personnel are provided meals daily. This large-scale act of service reflects the trust’s dedication to fostering a sense of togetherness and devotion.

In addition to the religious activities, the mela surrounding the event offers a wide range of entertainment options, including paid food stalls, giant wheels, and various attractions for families and children. The combination of spiritual and festive elements has turned the Ganesh Pooja into a community celebration that blends devotion with enjoyment.

“We are proud to serve 10,000 people through our Bhandara and offer a space where families can enjoy the festivities as well. We aim to make sure no one leaves without experiencing both the blessings of Ganesh and the joy of the mela,” said Mr. Rakesh Bindal, Chairman of Lalbagh Ka Raja Trust, along with other trustees.

The event also features spiritual discourses and prayers, including Hanumant Katha and Ram Katha by renowned spiritual leaders Bageshwar Maharaj and Aniruddha Maharaj. The presence of celebrities and political figures has further elevated the significance of the event.

About Lalbagh ka Raja Trust
Lalbaghka Raja Trust, based in Delhi, is devoted to organizing religious festivals and serving the community through various charitable endeavors. Their annual Ganesh Pooja event is a unique blend of spiritual devotion and social welfare, aiming to create lasting connections with the community.

New Delhi, September 14, 2024: After the successful execution of Divya Darbar by Bageshwar Maharaj, Lal Bagh Ka Raja (regd) Trust, is all set to dive into Acharya Aniruddhacharya Maharaj’s Ram Katha. Devotees from all over Delhi are joining the grand celebration filled with cultural and spiritual atmosphere.

On the 8th day of the Ganpati Mahotsav, Dandiya Nights have been organised for the visitor’s amazement, which has added special significance to the festivities.

The festivities held at the DDA Groud Burari, Delhi, will continue with a series of spiritual significant activities till 16th of September. The Mahotsav also features daily food stalls, devotional offerings and prasad distribution.

Esteemed dignitaries like Chairman Rakesh Bindal, Vice Chairman Satyabhushan Jain, Event Head Pradip Kumar Agarwal, Chief Sporson Dharmpal Singhla and Chief Secretary Anil Wadhwa were present to enrich the grandeur and spiritual fervor of the 8th Grand Vighnaharta Ganpati Mahotsav.

Visitors are encouraged to participate and indulge in the spiritual atmosphere, have live darshan and blessings from Lord Ganesh. All the arrangements are personally overseen by the Lal Bagh Ka Raja Trust to make the event a memorable spiritual experience for everyone.