Bhai Dooj was Celebrated by AYUDHians at Baneshwar

Bhai Dooj was celebrated by AYUDHians at Baneshwar, Maharashtra in a very special way this year. AYUDHians were blessed to become brothers and sisters of those who do not have anyone of their own. On occasion of Diwali they visited Mauli Anath Ashram,an orphanage at Baneshwar and celebrated Diwali &Bhai dooj with the children over there. AYUDHians gave Sweets, Crackers and many other gifts to the Children and performed rituals of Bhai Dhooj.
The sacred bond of Draupadi and Sri Krishna as a brother and sister was portrayed through 'Nritya-Natika', a beautiful dance performance by Aishwarya Bhagat, AYUDH coordinator, Baneshwar
“We are really grateful to get this chance to celebrate our Diwali with these children. The experience was really amazing. We are happy that we could spread love, happiness and bring smiles on these faces.This was the best experience which made our Diwali memorable. We have decided to celebrate every diwali here with these children”, remarked the AYUDHians
“We all are always blessed with the company of our relatives, friends and family members. It was heartening to celebrate the festival with the kids who do not have anyone. We felt we became their own sisters. The smile on the faces of the children gave so much happiness and satisfaction”, said Ms Sakshi Bandal.
“ I Felt very happy. I saw happiness on children's face. I am very glad to get this chance. This is only possible because Amma's Blessings are with us. I thank AMMA to give us this opportunity to share whatever we have”, remarked Ms Prachiti Dekhane.
“Bhaidooj is a day to express the love between brother and sister. It is celebrated with Diwali. Everyone celebrates the festival of Diwali and brothers and sisters with their families with great enthusiasm and love. But there are some people in this world who have no one. That's why we, members of AYUDH Baneshwar went to Mauli Anath Ashram, Malegaon to celebrate Diwali, Bhai Dooj and to give Diwali gifts to these children. These children got sisters and brothers now”, said Mr Soham Zanje