SUBHASH MISHRA
Ranchi, July 4: The two-day annual Mela organized by the Ranchi Doctors’ Wives Association (DWA) for 2025 began today at the Indian Medical Association (IMA) Hall in Ranchi.
The event, known for its vibrant atmosphere and social impact, features 53 stalls offering a range of items including food, clothing, home decor, art, kitchen essentials, and plants.
DWA Secretary Anju Kumari Singh informed that five of these stalls have been provided free of cost to support fundraising efforts for the association. “The stalls this year reflect exceptional quality, showcasing everything from handcrafted clothing to curated kitchenware,” she said.
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The Mela was inaugurated by Dr. Ajoy Kumar Singh, senior medical professional and coordinator of the IMA state chapter. He commended the DWA for its continued efforts and termed it a pioneering organization not only in the state but across the country. “I extend my best wishes for the success of this meaningful initiative,” he said.
Other dignitaries present at the inauguration included Ranchi IMA President Dr. Shekhar Choudhary Kajal, Vice-President Dr. Abhishek Ramadhin, and DWA patrons Vinita Sharan and Jhoomar Sarkar.
DWA President Arti Singh and Secretary Anju Kumari Singh stated that the association comprises 278 members, all of whom are wives of doctors — some are also practising medicos themselves.
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“The objective of the Mela is to provide a platform to women who are often engaged in family and household responsibilities, giving them an opportunity to participate in social and creative pursuits,” said Anju Kumari Singh. She added that the proceeds from the Mela will be donated to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund.
