Udaipur,  The Narayan Seva Sansthan commenced its two-day program, ‘Aatmiya Sneh Sangam and Nathdwara Darshan’, at its Seva Mahatirth in Guda on Sunday, bringing together the institution’s collaborators and branch coordinators from across the country.

Volunteers and supporters from various states interacted with differently-abled individuals who had come for free surgeries, artificial limbs, and calipers, wishing them a speedy recovery and extending Diwali greetings. The program was inaugurated with a ceremonial lamp lighting by the founder, Padma Shri Alankrit Kailash ‘Manav’, and Smt. Kamla Devi Agrawal.

Distinguished guests included Shashi Mohan Sharma (Jaipur), Neeraj Agrawal (Meerut), Hiralal Suthar (Pali), and Lalchand Patidar (Mandsaur). Children of the Narayan Children Academy performed the Narayan Vandana. Founder Kailash ‘Manav’ welcomed all volunteers, donors, and branch coordinators, expressing gratitude and extending best wishes on the organization’s 40th year of service.

Director Vandana Agrawal highlighted the Sansthan’s initiatives, including free medical care, education, skill development training, artificial limbs, calipers, and rehabilitation services for the differently-abled and underprivileged. Director Palak Agrawal introduced volunteers to individuals who had recently undergone surgeries and received prosthetic limbs, enabling them to regain mobility. The event was coordinated by Mahim Jain.

In the evening, cultural programs and a devotional music session (bhajan sandhya) were organized. A special stall featured handicrafts made by hearing-impaired children, which were available for purchase. On Monday morning, all volunteers will depart by bus for Nathdwara to seek blessings at Shri Nathji Temple before returning to their respective destinations.

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