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Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar and his family at Narsingh Phuldol Festival

Narsingh Phuldol Festival Celebrated in Parsoli Village

The grand Shri Narsingh Phuldol Festival was celebrated with great pomp on Chaitra Shukla Ekadashi in Parsoli village, Chittorgarh district. On 29th March 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar attended the festivities with his family and received a warm, ceremonial welcome at the Parsoli bus stand, where devotees greeted him with enthusiastic cheers and floral garlands. After offering prayers at the Baawdi Wale Balaji Temple, Shriji joined the magnificent procession. A traditional Chhappan Bhog, 56 dishes presented to Thakur Ji Shree Satyadev Ji, was offered during the celebrations. Devotional music and cultural programs continued late into the night, creating a vibrant atmosphere of faith and community. During the evening, Shriji recalled important episodes from Mewar's history, paying tribute to Maharana Pratap's immortal companions, his horse Chetak and his elephant Ramprasad. He also honored the sacrifices of the region's women and remembered the country's first girls' school, Shambhuratna Pathshala, established by Maharana Shambhu Singh. Shriji was accompanied by Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar, Master Haritraj Singh Mewar, Miss Mohlakshika Kumari Mewar, and Miss Praneshwari Kumari Mewar.

Shriji attends 48th Maharudra Mahayagya

On 31st March 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar
with members of the Shashanik Rao Sirdar community
at the 48th Maharudra Mahayagya at Shree Eklingnathji Temple, Kailashpuri
Mewar attended the 48th anniversary of the Maharudra Mahayagya organized by the Shashanik Rao Sirdar community at Shree Eklingnathji Temple in Kailashpuri. He was warmly welcomed by community president Mr. Kartar Singh Rao and other community leaders: Mr. Gajendra Singh, Mr. Vikram Singh, Mr. Ram Singh, Mr. Rajendra Singh, Mr. Kuldeep Singh, and Mr. Shobhag Singh. Shriji performed the purnahuti (concluding ceremony) of the yajna.

The festivities included a Bhajan Sandhya (evening of devotional singing). Saint Khushal Bharti Maharaj urged the Rao community to rededicate themselves to preserving Sanatan culture. The Mahayajna began with the chanting of Vedic mantras under the spiritual guidance of Acharya Pandit Jagdish Dave. Shriji described the event as a grand celebration and praised the community's unity as its greatest strength. He also welcomed the strong participation of women, calling it an encouraging sign for the community's future. Saint Sudarshanacharya lauded the Rao community as steadfast guardians of Sanatan culture.