Tuesday April 15, 2008

Bhopal     Madhya Pradesh     Nation     Sports     Editorial     Astro     Business    


 
Search
Google   
News
World
Columnists
Opinion
Letters
Open Forum
Cartoon
Stock
Weather
Today's Picture
Classified
Matrimonial
Archives
 Home>>>Bhopal 

600 couples tie nuptial knot 

By Our Staff Reporter

Bhopal, Apr 14: The largest ever mass marriage ceremony was held at Indore at the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami today where 600 couples of different sections of society tied the nuptial knot. Over one lakh twenty five thousand people including the Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan and other public representatives were present on the occasion. The ceremony was organized jointly by the district administration and Yuva Bhartiya Sangathan.

The Chief Minister blessed the newly wed couples and wished them a happy married life. He said that the state government is committed to welfare of weaker sections including women. He assured that no effort would be spared in this direction.

Spiritual Guru Mata Kanakeshwari also blessed the new couples. She said that service of people is like worship. The Minister for Public Works Department Kailash Vijaywargiya also spoke on the occasion.

Prominent among those present on the occasion included Sant Vipul Shashtri, Bhagwatdas Ji Maharaj, Computer Baba, Mahant Ghanshyamdas Ji Maharaj, chairman of Khadi and Gramaudyog Satyanarayan Sattan, MLA Manoj Patel, chairman of Indore Development Authority Shri Madhu Verma and Ramesh Mendola.

The mass marriage ceremony was held during the Shatchandi Mahayajna, which added to its importance. The new couples, their parents and near and dear ones were visibly happy on this happy coincidence.

Gifts worth Rs ten thousand each were given to the newly wed couples by the state government with public cooperation. These include almirahs, beds, Mangal Sutra, utensils etc. Over one lakh people were treated to delicious food on the occasion.

 

 
Print This Page         Mail This Story
 
 


 

 

About us Contact us Terms & Conditions Advertisements

Asia News  © Central Chronicle 2007.  India News