The auspicious festivals of Dhanteras and Diwali were celebrated with great joy, enthusiasm, and traditional fervor at the Women’s Long Stay Home this evening. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the District Panchayat inaugurated the event by lighting a lamp. Following this, Goddess Lakshmi was worshipped with the mentally ill women residing at the Women’s Long Stay Home, and a lamp was lit to pray for happiness, prosperity, and well-being. Sweets were distributed to all the resident women, and good wishes were expressed for happiness, peace, positivity in their lives, and for their families to remain prosperous. During the event, artists from the Social Justice Department organized a captivating bhajan evening, filling the entire atmosphere with devotion and joy.
The main objective of the program was to provide a sense of belonging, affection and a family atmosphere to the women residing in the Mahila Long Stay Home through festivals and to fill their lives with colours of happiness. On this auspicious occasion, Social Security Officer Mrs. Poorvi Agarwal, Red Cross Society Secretary Mr. Naval Kishore Shukla, Mr. Prankush Sharma, Mr. Raghavendra Tripathi, Mr. Ashish Sharma, Mr. Vijay Kumar Sharma, Mr. Mahendra Singh Kushwaha along with all the officers and employees of the Social Justice Department and Mahila Long Stay Home were present. In the program, everyone together celebrated the festival of Diwali and gave the message of mutual love, harmony and human sensibilities.























































































































































