The 25th Patha Utsav on Sunday was dedicated to the countless mothers who nourish the world with her love, dedication and selfless service. The event saw a sea of visitors on the Janpath participating in various activities of which mothers were the epicentre. Starting from the backdrops of the stage to the street sides of the Janpath, a number of activities were seen on Mother’s Day theme.
Artists reflected their love to mothers through Rangoli and street art. Painters brushed on the canvas on the sweet and beautiful faces of mothers and created lovely paintings. Social service organisations had a number of activities on the auspicious day.
The Wish Foundation had organised a competition including short games, quiz and songs among women and distributed prizes. On the occasion, young girls performed Odishi dances.
The PECUC organisation’s volunteers displayed placards on Mother’s Day theme and created awareness on value of women.
While Neha Niharika, famous voice India Kids star, sang soulful songs at the main stage at the Ram Mandir, the students of Monteswari School gave a spellbound performance through their dance show. The Murchana group, Ama Kalakar group and Bhajan Sagar organisation attracted participants for long hours.
An awareness rally marched from Master Canteen to Ram Mandir on e-Waste management by Nasscomm foundation and Digital India scheme of Government of India. They appealed participants on how our household e-waste could lead to a hazardous situation and by managing effectively we can save our environment.
The Bakul libray was full of kids in its readers list with small children seen reading comic books. At the Sahaja Yoga corner, senior citizens engaged themselves with Yoga and Pranayam.