Udaipur,The Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Moti Magri Scheme Service Centre, Udaipur, will celebrate the Golden Jubilee marking 50 years of spiritual, social, and service-oriented activities in the city. A press conference was held on Thursday at the Moti Magri Scheme Service Centre to share detailed information about the upcoming celebrations.
Addressing the media, BK Rita Didi, In-charge of the Udaipur Service Centre, highlighted the extensive spiritual and social contributions made by the Brahma Kumaris in Udaipur over the past five decades. She informed that the Golden Jubilee Ceremony will be held on December 21 in a dignified and serene atmosphere.
She announced that Punjab Governor Shri Gulabchand Kataria will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest. Senior Rajyogini Brahma Kumaris Sisters from various districts of Rajasthan will be felicitated during the ceremony. The event will also witness the divine dedication ceremony of a Brahma Kumari sister.
The programme will feature Rajyogini BK Sheelu Didi, an internationally renowned speaker from the Brahma Kumaris Headquarters, Mount Abu, as the Keynote Speaker. BK Poonam Didi, Rajasthan Sub-Regional Director from Jaipur, will present an overview of the 50-year service journey of the Udaipur Service Centre. Senior Rajyoga teacher Dr. Savita Didi from Mount Abu and BK Mrityunjay Bhai, Executive Secretary of the Brahma Kumaris, will also be present on the occasion.
Special Collective Rajyoga for World Peace
BK Rita Didi further informed that a special collective Rajyoga meditation for world peace will be organised on December 21 from 4:00 pm to 4:30 pm. She appealed to citizens across Udaipur and Rajasthan to participate by dedicating 30 minutes—wherever they may be, at home, at work, or in public places—to spread vibrations of peace throughout the world, especially in conflict-affected regions including Ukraine.
During the press conference, BK Reema Didi guided the media representatives through a brief Rajyoga meditation session. On this occasion, Narendra Khabya, representing the Moti Magri Scheme Committee, shared his experiences and encouraged everyone to adopt Rajyoga as a regular practice.
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