Hisar: Agroha Dham has completed preparations for its grand annual fair scheduled for October 25, said Bajrang Garg, national working president of the Agroha Dham Vaish Samaj and state president of the Haryana Pradesh Beopar Mandal. After reviewing the arrangements at the venue, Garg said the complex had been decorated with lights, flowers and decorative strings to create a festive atmosphere.
Three Stages and Cultural Programmes Planned
The fair will feature three separate stages, along with a trade fair, rides and various tableaux. A major cultural programme and conference will begin at noon, with a large turnout expected from Haryana and other parts of the country.
Full Schedule of Religious and Cultural Events
According to the programme announced by Garg, the day’s activities will begin at 5 am with a holy dip in Shakti Sarovar, followed by aarti at all temples at 7 am. A grand women’s Kalash Yatra is scheduled for 8 am, while Chhappan Bhog and Sawamani prasad will be offered at 9 am. Flag-hoisting will take place at 10:15 am, followed by the main cultural programme and conference at noon.
Extensive Facilities and Security Arrangements
The organising committee has assigned separate responsibilities for four community kitchens, drinking-water stalls, temple visits, tableaux, Appu Ghar, a footwear deposit facility, parking, the conference pavilion, a medical camp, the trade fair and the welcome committee.
Garg said arrangements had been made to ensure the smooth conduct of the event. Around 700 volunteers will assist with the fair, alongside police personnel. An additional private security team of 100 people has also been deployed.
Which Prominent Guests Are Expected to Attend?
The list of expected attendees includes Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta, Haryana Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goel, Punjab minister Virendra Goyal, former Rajya Sabha MP Dr Subhash Chandra, Hisar MLA Savitri Jindal, spiritual leader Brahmarishi Jagatguru Kumar Swami, singer Masoom Sharma and devotional singer Anjani Dwivedi.
The annual fair is expected to bring together devotees, members of the Vaish community and visitors from across the country for religious observances, cultural activities and community participation.
