New Delhi: Colourful traditional outfits, energetic Dandiya performances, entertaining games and cheerful gatherings marked the Nari Mahotsav and Dandiya Utsav organised by Mahila Mandal Punjabi Bagh (Regd.). The event brought women together to celebrate Indian cultural traditions, showcase their talents and strengthen bonds through shared activities.
Held on Tuesday under the Pankhudi Ek Udaan initiative, the programme took place from 4 pm to 8 pm at Heritage Banquet near Britannia Chowk on Lawrence Road. The event was organised under the leadership of Dr Meena Subhash Gupta, founder and president of Mahila Mandal Punjabi Bagh, with women participating enthusiastically in the celebrations.
Dandiya Performances and Activities Add to the Festive Spirit
The programme featured vibrant Dandiya dance performances that added colour and energy to the gathering. Recreational games, attractive shopping stalls, gifts and a special recognition of new members further enhanced the experience.
Notable attendees included Neema Agarwal, Rajiv Agarwal and Dr Anil Kumar Mittal, along with several other distinguished guests. The gathering offered participants an opportunity to enjoy cultural activities while interacting with fellow members in a lively setting.
How Did the Event Promote Women’s Empowerment?
The festival aimed to provide women with a platform to display their abilities, build confidence and connect with India’s cultural heritage. Organisers highlighted the importance of encouragement and opportunities in helping women gain recognition for their talents and participate more actively in society.
Dr Meena Subhash Gupta thanked the guests and participants for their involvement. She emphasised the role of such programmes in advancing women’s empowerment, self-reliance and social participation.
The core committee, advisory committee and executive members of Mahila Mandal Punjabi Bagh also played an important role in organising the event and ensuring its smooth conduct.
