Women Welfare Department Archives

The Rhythmic Annual Festival of ‘Divyalaya’ Successfully Concludes

Divyalaya, an online platform for rhythmic education, held its annual festival in June 2024 at A.N. Sinha Institute, Patna. Bihar State IPS Officer Mr. Vikas Vaibhav was the chief guest. The event began with a tribute to Shrii Shrii Anandamurti Jii, Ananda Marga Propounder and founder of RAWA and the Women’s Welfare Department (WWD), with garlanding, offering flowers, and lighting lamps.

Acharya Gunindrananda Avadhut introduced the ‘Renaissance Artists and Writers Association’ (Rawa), emphasizing its role in promoting moral and spiritual artistic creation. He encouraged Divyalaya members to follow this ideology.

Students from Ananda Marga School (Bettiah) performed dances on Prabhat Sangeet songs. Two plays were staged: one on the plight of elderly people in old age homes and another on the severe consequences of child labor.

The ‘Kaushiki Dance Competition’ featured participants from Vidya International Public School, Masaurhi. Advocate Mrs. Poonam from Patna High Court highlighted its health benefits for women. The ‘Tandava Dance Competition,’ led by Acharya Chidambarananda Avadhut, showcased its historical and health significance for men. Winners from both competitions received shields.

Mrs. Manjari Nidhi ‘Gul’ from Baroda anchored the event, and founder Vyjana Anand ‘Mithya’ thanked all participants and jury members.

“Empowering Women, Enriching Communities: The Women’s Welfare Initiative of Ananda Marga”

Congratulations to the entire WWD Jaipur team for launching the Sisters Unit (Ananda Marga Pracharak Samgha Bhambori) women’s welfare center. Ananda Marga’s Women’s Welfare Department (WWD) probably concentrates on projects and activities meant to enhance the welfare, self-determination, and general well-being of women both inside the organization and in the communities it serves. Women throng to the center, their spirits soaring on wings of anticipation, their hearts ablaze with dreams.

These programs could focus on activism, healthcare, education, skill development, and women-specific support services.