Lucknow: Traditional attire, vibrant colours and the rhythmic beats of Garba and Dandiya marked the first Dandiya Night organised by Om Charitable Trust at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow.
The cultural event witnessed enthusiastic participation by women dressed in colourful Gujarati and traditional outfits, who danced to the beats of festive music and celebrated the spirit of togetherness. Several prominent personalities from the city and a large number of women attended the programme, which continued late into the evening.
Namrata Pathak attended the event as the chief guest and formally inaugurated the programme by lighting the ceremonial lamp. Addressing the gathering, she appreciated the organisers for bringing people together through cultural celebrations. She said such events play an important role in preserving traditions while promoting harmony, enthusiasm and positive energy in society.
Anita Singh, head and owner of Om Charitable Trust, welcomed the chief guest and other guests and expressed her gratitude for their participation. She said the trust had organised such an event in Lucknow for the first time, with the objective of providing women with a platform to celebrate culture and traditions while raising awareness about social initiatives.
The programme also featured a series of engaging competitions, with winners receiving prizes in recognition of their participation and performances.
The organisers said Om Charitable Trust would continue to organise cultural and social activities to encourage community participation and strengthen social awareness.
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