Udaipur: The Gujarati Mochi Community, under the guidance of the Gujarati Mochi Community Mass Marriage Committee, held its first-ever social gathering and introduction conference on Sunday, 1 February 2026, at the Fateh School Ground. The event was grandly organized, witnessing participation from nearly 2,000 community members.
The program commenced at 8:15 AM with Ganpati Vandana and a ceremonial lighting of the lamp. Simultaneously, the birth anniversary of Saint Shiromani Shri Ravidas Ji was celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm.
In his welcome address, Committee President Saty Narayan Mochi emphasized the importance of community unity, organization, and youth participation. During the event, the community’s website, “Hamari Virasat Vivarika”, was officially launched. This was prepared completely free of cost by Deepak Kumar Mochi from Kapasan and dedicated to the community—a step widely appreciated as remarkable and inspirational.
The program also honored chairpersons from various cities, talented students, sports achievers, senior citizens, youth selected in government services, gazetted officers, philanthropists, and particularly social worker Laxminarayan Parmar from Chittorgarh. Cultural performances enthralled all attendees.
A special introduction conference for 180 unmarried youth of the community was also organized, promoting marital introductions and social coordination.
During the Rudrabhishek of the Shivalinga, Saty Narayan Ji Bilaulia from Prem Nagar (Pahada), Udaipur won the highest bid of ₹1,21,000, earning spiritual merit, and was felicitated. The bidding process was conducted by Treasurer Rajan Ji Mahisania from Dabok.
In the evening session, a procession of Lord Khatushyam Ji and a devotional bhajan session were organized by Vikram Ji Chauhan from Pratapgarh. All attendees were served satvik snacks and meals during both sessions.
The event, attended by approximately 2,000 community members, was successfully managed through the collective efforts of the committee advisors, office bearers, and members. The stage was conducted by Rajnish Chuhadia and Sapna Chuhadia, and the event concluded with a vote of thanks and closing address by the President.
This gathering marked a historic and memorable step in strengthening community bonds, promoting youth participation, and fostering social harmony within the Gujarati Mochi Community.