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Deori Honors Durga Puja Committees and Akhada Groups on Vijayadashami

On Vijayadashami, the Shri Triveni-Lakhmichand Smriti Seva Nyas in Deori honored Durga Puja committees and akhada groups, fostering cultural identity and social harmony.

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Deori Honors Durga Puja Committees and Akhada Groups on Vijayadashami

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Annual Tradition of Honouring Cultural Groups

On the auspicious occasion of Vijayadashami, October 22, 2026, the Shri Triveni-Lakhmichand Smriti Seva Nyas in Deori, Madhya Pradesh, upheld its long-standing tradition by warmly welcoming and honoring the Durga Puja committees and akhada groups participating in the city's idol processions.

This event was organized by the Nyas, which has been active in social and cultural activities for over fifteen years, with the aim of encouraging the Durga committees and youth akhada groups. At the local Municipal Square, Nyas directors, led by Alkesh Jain, received the Durga idols participating in the processions.

Recognition and Cultural Exchange

During the ceremony, the idols were duly worshipped. A special feature of the event was the presentation of brass trishuls to each committee as a token of honor. The Municipal President, Mrs. Neha Alkesh Jain, along with other Nyas officials, showered flowers and greeted the committees.

Greetings were extended to the assembled crowd on this great festival of the victory of righteousness over unrighteousness. This event, a symbol of cultural identity and social harmony, has become an integral part of Deori's cultural landscape and plays a significant role in promoting social cohesion annually.

Wider Participation and Youth Engagement

This year's program saw enthusiastic participation from committees not only from the city but also from surrounding rural areas, adding to the grandeur of the festive atmosphere. The Nyas's initiative also proved instrumental in connecting the youth with their culture.

Distinguished Guests Attend Honour Ceremony

Several dignitaries graced the honour ceremony, including former MLA Dr. Bhanu Rana, Secretary of Patanjali Yogpeeth Madhya Pradesh, Yogacharya Bhagat Singh, Councillor Trivendra Jat, and prominent figures such as Monu Mishra, Kailash Namdev, Nilesh Gupta, Surendra Namdev, Anil Biltare, Vineet Jain, Rajesh Khatri, Rohit Singhai, Jagat Thakur, and Manoj Namdev.

The Nyas members expressed their gratitude to all the supporters and participants for the successful organization of this event.

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