🌸 Girls’ Proutist Day 2025 – Celebrating the Power, Purpose, and Potential of Women
Girls’ Proutist Day is a special occasion dedicated to honoring the strength, purpose, and transformative role of women in society—drawing inspiration from the visionary ideals of PROUT (Progressive Utilization Theory) as propounded by Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar.
📌 First observed on August 4, 1978, this day was established by Shrii P.R. Sarkar to inspire young women to rise as conscious leaders—champions of dignity, justice, and inner awakening—to build a society based on morality, equity, and spiritual ideals.
In his profound words:
“Women must be the vanguard of a new revolution—one that brings dignity, justice, and inner awakening to the world.” — Shrii P.R. Sarkar
The Girls’ Proutist (GP) is a parallel branch organization of PROUT, dedicated to nurturing ideologically awakened women who are committed to collective welfare and social transformation. A Girl Proutist is one who solemnly adheres to the ideals of PROUT and strives to apply them in personal, social, and global contexts.
This year, the Delhi Sector Girls’ Proutist team organized GP Day programs at six different locations across India, each radiating the spirit of service, education, empowerment, and cultural expression—resonating deeply with this year’s theme: “Reclaiming Women’s Dignity, Empowering a Glorious Future.”
Children, youth, and women from all walks of life joined these programs, echoing the need for ethical leadership, collective growth, and holistic development. Across cities, the celebration embodied the principles of Service and Blessedness, creating an inspiring atmosphere of solidarity and social transformation.
🏙️ Place-Wise Glimpses of the GP Day Celebrations:
📍 Sambodhi School, Greater Noida
Chief Guest: Swaran Lata Didi (Founder, Didi Ki Rasoi) emphasized the importance of food and basic needs.
Coordinated by: Hitesh Dada and supported by Tishya Mathur Didi.
Held on 4th August, the event at Sambodhi School began with floral tributes and Prabhat Samgiita by Katyayani Didi. The presence of Swaran Lata Didi, National Secretary of Pragatisheel Mahila Samaj, added inspiration as she spoke about food security and dignity. Vani Didi of GPYF held an interactive session with children, and gifts of saplings, sweets, and lunch made the event lively and memorable. Coordinated by Hitesh Dada with full support from Tishya Mathur Didi and team.
📍 Naval Armament Organization, Trombay (Mumbai)
Organizer: Meera Prakash Didi
Focus Areas: Role of Girls’ Prout, Yoga for Health, and Self-Development
Special Event: Dance drama “Doshi Kaun” by Deepak Dada & Team
Features: Kaoshiki Kritvi’s Bharatnatyam dance based on Prabhat Samgiita, Pranav’s Prabhat Samgiita rendition, PROUT film screening, group games
On 3rd August, over 50 participants, including newcomers, joined the Bangalore Girls’ Prout Team’s symposium on “Women’s Sociological Journey and Emancipation”. Talks by Manjula Di and others, a PROUT film screening, cultural performances by Kaoshiki Kritvi, and interactive sessions led by Reetu Didi made the event engaging and meaningful. Anchored by Diiptima Didi with strong team support.
📍 Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh
The celebration in Bilaspur focused on collective kiirtan, meditation, and interactive discussions around women’s roles in society. Local didis and margiis enthusiastically contributed, creating an environment filled with learning, bonding, and dedication to PROUT ideals.
📍 Bhuvaneswar, Orissa
A vibrant GP Day was celebrated in Bhubaneswar with a powerful symposium on “Reclaiming Women’s Dignity, Empowering a Glorious Future,” led by Snehalata Didi and the GP Team. Inspiring talks by women leaders highlighted the empowering vision of Shrii P.R. Sarkar. Many attendees were deeply moved by his progressive thoughts on women’s upliftment.
All-Round Development through Rajadhiraj Yoga | Kaoshikii & Meditation Event in Navi Mumbai
A transformative session on All-Round Development was held at Rajadhiraj Yoga Piith, Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai, where over 25 women received spiritual initiation. Led by Didi Ananda Prabha and other Proutist Didis, the event included uplifting practices of Kaoshikii dance and guided meditation.
Organized with dedication by Anukriti Didi and Deepak Dada at their yoga studio, the gathering fostered empowerment, spiritual awakening, and inner strength among participants. A beautiful step forward on the path of self-realization and service.
Bábá Nám Kevalam – Love is all there is.
🍲 Narayan Seva at Tata Hospital, Dadar – Mumbai 🙏
Serving love and nourishment to 150 people with the spirit of “Service to Humanity is Service to God.” 🌼
With dedicated support from AMURT Volunteers: Ananda Prabha Didi, Ananda Prasanna Didi, Anand Subhasita Didi, Anukriti & Neha 💛
🙏 Special thanks to Sujata Didi, Usha Didi & Family for their kind donation of food items.
Didi Ananda Prabha Guest Lecture in Asthanga Yoga Center, Calicut Kerala
🙏 Conclusion
The Girls’ Proutist Day 2025 celebrations served as a beautiful blend of cultural richness, ideological clarity, and social awakening. It successfully ignited the collective aspiration to build a more just, empowered, and spiritually awakened society rooted in the ideals of PROUT.
Girl Proutist Day – a special occasion to honor the power, purpose, and potential of women inspired by the ideals of Prout (Progressive Utilization Theory).
Women must be the vanguard of a new revolution one that brings dignity, justice, and inner awakening to the world.
🌟 2nd Phase – 1st Diocese Seminar 2025 Concludes Successfully Across India, Nepal & Bangladesh 🌟
Ananda Marga Pracaraka Samgha (Delhi Sector) has successfully completed the 2nd Phase of the 1st Diocese Seminar 2025, conducted across 35 locations in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh from June to July 2025. The seminars were organized by the ISMUB Department under the guidance of Acarya Vishvasvarupananda Avadhuta, with participation from thousands of Margiis and spiritual seekers.
This year’s three main topics focused on:
Human Body is a Biological Machine
Pran Dharma (Dharma of Life Energy)
Three Causes of Sins
📚 Purpose and Spirit of the Seminar
Seminar is not just a regular event—it is a sacred duty of every Ananda Margii. Baba has emphasized time and again that attending seminar is part of our fundamental duty, as included in the Sixteen Points (C.S.D.K.). It is a platform for:
Deepening ideological knowledge of Baba’s teachings
Gaining spiritual strength through collective sádhaná and kiirtan
Strengthening organizational consciousness
Spreading Ananda Marga philosophy to the grassroots level
Enhancing collective unity and cooperation
Baba once said: “Seminar, seminar, more seminar, more and more seminar, still more seminar… even at the village level!”
📍 Key Locations and Highlights
Seminars were organized in cities and towns across various regions, such as Kolkata, Bokaro, Sambalpur, Patna, Bhopal, Kanpur, Delhi, Chandigarh, Jammu, Kullu, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Calicut, Kathmandu, Dhaka, and many more. Each seminar was led by experienced trainers such as Acarya Raganugananda Avt., Acarya Priyatosananda Avt., Acarya Siddheswarananda Avt., Acarya Meghdeepananda Avt., and others.
The 2nd Phase – 1st Diocese Level Seminar 2025 was successfully conducted at 35+ locations, each radiating the spiritual vibrance and ideological depth of Ananda Marga. Some of the key highlights include:
Kathmandu, Nepal – Ánanda Vidyá Mandir School hosted a spiritually immersive seminar led by Ac. Meghdeepananda Avt., focusing on 16 Points, meditation, and collective upliftment.
Brahmapur (Odisha) – Guided by Ac. Priyatosananda Avt., the seminar emphasized the vision of a Sadvipra Society and practical spiritual training.
Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh – A 3-day seminar led by Ac. Puspendrananda Avt., featuring kiirtan, RAWA, dharmacakra, and socio-spiritual discussions.
Jabalpur, MP – Sessions on Neohumanism and environmental service, tree plantation, and International Day of Yoga celebration uplifted attendees.
Calicut, Kerala – Hosted at the Ananda Marga Ashram, with sessions by Ac. Siddheswarananda Avt., and wide media coverage including a press conference with 18 reporters.
Supaul (Koshi Region) – Seminar at Panch Dadhici High School drew large participation from Saharsa, Purnia, Katihar, and Supaul, led by Ac. Pranvesananda Avt. with a vibrant Shobha Yatra and RAWA performances.
Kanpur, UP – A 3-day spiritual seminar conducted at Ananda Marga Ashram, enriching Margiis with ideological insights and collective practices.
Malur (Kolar), Karnataka – Seminar at Ananda Marga Polytechnic concluded on 29th June, led by Ac. Siddheswarananda Avt., focusing on Yoga, Práńa Dharma, and spiritual philosophy.
Chandigarh – Hosted by Ac. Nabhatitananda Avt., with inspiring philosophy classes, soulful kiirtan, and a collective Shobha Yatra.
Bokaro, Jharkhand – Led by Ac. Dharmaviirananda Avt., Margiis from the Kolkata region joined for uplifting discourse, yoga, and organizational development.
Rangpur & Rajshahi, Bangladesh – Seminar conducted at Ananda Marga Ashram, Uttar Sheikhpara, under Ac. Sampurnananda Avt., uniting Margiis from across the region.
Sumerpur, Rajasthan – A seminar focused on personal development, yoga, and spiritual-social philosophy, guided by Ac. Dharmaviirananda Avt..
Devghar, Jharkhand – Special inspirational session on meditation and inner awakening held at R. Mitra Higher Secondary School on 4 July 2025.
Puducherry, Tamil Nadu – Diocese seminar inaugurated by Ac. Siddheswarananda Avt. with enthusiastic Margii participation from the South Region.
Kota, Rajasthan – A dynamic seminar with Yoga, Meditation, RAWA, and Dhvaj Vandana, conducted by Ac. Dharmaviirananda Avt., inspired collective zeal.
Dhaka, Bangladesh – Combined Diocese Seminar for Dhaka and Rangpur, uniting regional Margiis for deep spiritual immersion from 10–12 July.
These regional events reflect the unified spirit of Ananda Marga’s Dharma Pracar, fostering collective growth, organizational development, and spiritual elevation in every corner of the Delhi Sector.
📈 Organizational Impact
Each seminar also focused on:
Dharma Pracar and unit development
Organizational training and field reporting
Empowering local units with spiritual and structural clarity
As Baba said, “A seminar trainer must teach like a primary teacher” ensuring everyone understands and feels inspired to implement the teachings.
These seminars acted as centers of learning, inspiration, and spiritual elevation. Newcomers got introduced to the mission, while seasoned Margiis found renewed strength to serve with devotion and dynamism.
“Seminar is the time to learn, unlearn and relearn the gems of ideology.”
📌 News Courtesy: ISMUB Department, Delhi Sector 🧘♂️ For upcoming events and training updates, visit: 🌐 www.india.anandamarga.org 📞 WhatsApp: +91-7096280534 📧
The 1st phase 1st Diocese Level Seminar took place in Yelahanka, Bengaluru, from February 16th to 18th, 2024. Acarya Priyatoshanand Avadhuta, the central trainer, led socio-spiritual classes and emphasized the adoption of a Yoga lifestyle for personal improvement and readiness to serve humanity. Dada eloquently presented the special motto of Ananda Marga: “Self-Realization and Service to All,” likening it to the two wheels of a bicycle propelling progress forward.
The seminar covered a range of topics, including Mantra Caetanya, Shivopadesha, and Economic Dynamics. Additionally, a symposium talk was organized on “Sadvipras Leadership Based on Neo-Humanism,” addressing pertinent issues in today’s capitalist-dominated world and proposing solutions rooted in Ananda Marga’s philosophy of PROUT and Neo-Humanism.
A vibrant Shobha Yatra, featuring the uplifting Kiirtana “Baba Nam Kevalam” and local slogans in Kannada, engaged the community. Furthermore, a RAWA cultural program showcased the talents of Margiis children and students from the Ananda Marga School in Kithandur, Kolar.
Overall, the event was a resounding success, providing valuable opportunities to further Baba’s mission.
