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Jharkhand: Jamshedpur Truck and Trailer Association distributes 521 kg laddoos to mark Pran Pratistha

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Jharkhand: Jamshedpur Truck and Trailer Association distributes 521 kg laddoos to mark Pran Pratistha

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Jamshedpur: In a delightful gesture, the Jamshedpur Truck and Trailer Association brought sweetness to the lives of common people by distributing a whopping 521 kg of laddus at Mango Dimna Road Chowk. The distribution event was conducted with fervour and enthusiasm, bringing smiles to the faces of those who received the sweet treats.

Congress leader Ishwar Singh and other prominent individuals were honoured during the event by being presented with Ramnami scarves. The occasion was not just about sweets; it was a celebration of cultural harmony and shared joy.

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Historic day for India: Banna Gupta

Expressing his thoughts on this historic day, Banna Gupta remarked that the day would be etched in golden letters in the history of India. He emphasized the significance of the Supreme Court’s orders, the strong desire of Ram devotees, and the immense grace of God, which have led to the installation of Lord Shri Ram Lalla in Ayodhya.

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Association President emphasizes on unity of Indians

Association President Sardar Jasbir Singh Shere declared the day as a celebration and called for the lighting of lamps in every household. He stressed the need for Indians to unite, transcending barriers of religion, caste and language discrimination. To mark the occasion, lamps were distributed among the people, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness.

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During the event, Chairman Sardar Satbir Singh Somu recounted the journey of Lord Shri Ram from being housed in a tent to now residing in a grand temple. He expressed pride in the fact that the entire world now looks up with reverence.

Contribution of individuals

The event’s success was attributed to the dedicated efforts of various individuals, including Secretaries Rajiv Ranjan Singh, Pradeep Sharma, Bittu Tiwari, Dhananjay Rai, Satbir Singh Somu, Gunjan Yadav, Amit Kumar, Sanjay Singh Manish Kumar, Shankar Dayal, Virendra Yadav, Neeraj Pathak Jasbir Singh Soni, Charanjit Singh, TP Singh, Ranjit Singh, Paras Nath, and others who played pivotal roles in making the celebration a grand success.

The event served not only as a platform for distributing sweets but also as a testament to the unity and shared cultural values of the community.

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