Shri Dakshin Delhi Gujarati Mandal Pledges to Promote Gujarati Culture, Sanskrit Language and Indian Traditions
New Delhi, 19 October 2026: The three-day ‘Rangtaali Dandiya Nights 2026’, organised by Shri Dakshin Delhi Gujarati Mandal at Lalit Mahajan School in Vasant Vihar, Delhi, concluded grandly on 18 October. Held from 16 to 18 October, the cultural festival showcased the richness of Gujarati culture through Garba, Dandiya and traditional music.
The event was attended by Sachina Ben Patel, President of the Mandal; Vijaybhai Panchal, General Secretary; Manohar Das Gujarati, senior worker and former President; and Harsh Vardhan Rathod, Executive Member, along with other distinguished guests.
On this occasion, a special Maha Aarti was organised on the auspicious occasion of Ashtami. Conducted with devotion and reverence, the Maha Aarti conveyed the message of Indian religious traditions and collective faith.
During the event, tribute was paid to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India, on the occasion of his 150th birth anniversary, honouring his contribution to nation-building. Remembering his ideals of unity and integrity, the message of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’ was conveyed.
The Mandal aims to preserve Gujarati culture, the Sanskrit language and Indian traditions while passing them on to the younger generation. The event also conveyed a message of promoting social harmony, cultural unity and awareness of India’s heritage.
The three-day ‘Rangtaali Dandiya Nights 2026’ concluded in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and cultural unity. The organisers expressed their commitment to organising similar programmes in the future to promote Indian culture and traditions.
