Prabhat Pheri and Vehicle Rally to Precede Virat Hindu Sammelan in Ganeshnagar Pahada; Door-to-Door Outreach Planned

Udaipur: Preparations have gained momentum for the **Virat Hindu Sammelan** to be held in **Ganeshnagar Pahada locality** of the city. A meeting of prominent local residents was organized on Sunday, during which the outline of the program was prepared and key decisions were taken. Intellectuals from all sections of society and office bearers of various social and religious organizations discussed the need and objectives of the event.

Addressing the meeting, **Metropolitan Sah-Karyavah Vishnu Shankar Nagda** said that in the present social scenario, such conferences serve as an effective medium to unite society and awaken positive consciousness. Therefore, the entire responsibility of organizing the Hindu Sammelan has been entrusted to society itself. He also explained the initiatives planned to make the program successful and emphasized that every Hindu should feel that this is their own collective effort.

**Convener Dr. Vishnu Shankar Paliwal** informed that under the **Centenary Year Plan**, the Virat Hindu Sammelan will be organized by society on **February 1, 2026**, in Ganeshnagar. To give the conference the form of a mass movement, the entire locality has been systematically divided lane-wise. Through this structure, daily **Prabhat Pheris (morning processions)** will be organized along with the distribution of yellow rice, invitation leaflets, wall paintings, collective recitation of **Hanuman Chalisa** in various localities, vehicle rallies by youth, and a grand **Kalash Yatra** led by women.

On the day of the conference, a grand Kalash Yatra will be taken out in the area, which will be organized and led exclusively by women power (Shakti). Participation from every household in the locality has been ensured. It was also decided that the **community feast (Sneha Bhoj)** will be organized in the traditional manner, with women and children being served first, followed by others. An estimated **2,000 to 2,500 community members** are expected to attend the conference.

The meeting began with a devotional song presented by **Rekha Chaudhary**. After the meeting, volunteers also began the work of putting up posters and distributing pamphlets.

Those present at the meeting included **Metropolitan Co–Sah-Karyavah Rahul Rathore**, social workers **Ramakant Ameta** and **Satyanarayan Moondada**, public representatives from all sections of society, office bearers of social and religious organizations, and a large number of distinguished citizens.