Motivational lectures and various activities organized under the 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' program

C.P. Patel and F.H. Shah Commerce College (Autonomous), Anand, 13 Gujarat Battalion NCC Unit Cadets organized various inspirational and creative activities under the 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' program on the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary at the historic Gandhi Ashram of the village. During the program, Lieutenant Ritesh Wankar, NCC officer of the college, gave a detailed lecture on the topic 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat'. He highlighted the cultural diversity of India, the importance of unity and interconnectedness. The cadets and the villagers present were encouraged to contribute positively to the society with the spirit of national unity. were motivated to bring about change. A poster making and slogan writing competition was also organized on this occasion.

The cadets presented posters and slogans highlighting the spirit of unity and national pride. Shri Hemantbhai, the in-charge of the ashram, who was present as the judge, selected the winners and announced the first, second and third positions. At the end of the program, a Tiranga Yatra was also organized by the cadets to spread the message of 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat', in which Mahatma Cadets dressed in the costumes of Gandhi, Sardar Patel and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru held a rally in the village with the slogan of national unity and pride, holding the tricolor in their hands. The Managing Trustee of Sardar Patel Education Trust Dr. B.N. Patel and Joint Managing Trustee Shri Anveshbhai and the Acting Principal of the college Dr. Tejal Tanna Madam were guided and the Ashram Administrator Hemantbhai was supported. This program was organized by the NCC officer of the college Lieutenant Ritesh Wankar

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, NCC Cadets organized grand programs at Gandhi Ashram

C.P. Patel and F.H. Shah Commerce College (Autonomous), Anand, 13 Gujarat Battalion NCC Unit Cadets organized various national and social programs on the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary at the historic Gandhi Ashram of the village kareli on 01 and 02 October. On the arrival of the cadets, the cadets and officers were warmly welcomed by the Ashram In-charge Hemantbhai and his team, villagers and school students with garlands and welcome songs. The Ashram officers honored everyone with a thread knot. The cadets took up the task of cleaning and decorating the Ashram's courtyard and premises and a planning meeting was held at night to plan the next day's programs. On the day of Gandhi Jayanti, a Prabhat Ferry was organized early in the morning.

The cadets A peaceful rally was held in the entire village with the tune of "Vaishnav Jan Toh Tane Re Khaye..." and the message of Bapu's ideals was conveyed. After that, a cleanliness drive was taken up in the ashram and the surrounding areas. Cadets cleaned the temple, garba ground and public places and promoted the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Peace prayers and floral tributes were offered at the holy place where Gandhiji used to hold Gram Sabha. Later, a lecture was held on the subject of Experiments of Truth. After that, Lieutenant Ritesh Wankar, a professor of the college, gave an inspiring lecture on the subject of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat and explained the importance of the EBSB program. Poster making, slogan writing, photography and essay competitions were held. The winners were honored by Shri Hemantbhai by giving first, second and third positions. In collaboration with the Archaeological Department of India and the Youth Tourism Club of the Government of Gujarat, the memorial hall of the historic Gandhi Ashram and various A visit to the places and a guidance program was organized. During the Tiranga Yatra, the cadets dressed as Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and held a grand rally in the entire village with the Tricolor flag and slogans of Bharat Mata Ki Jai.

A large number of villagers, school students, Bhavani Foundation family and senior teachers participated in the rally. After the rally, a cultural program was organized at the ashram in which the cadets entertained everyone by performing sword fight, stick fight, free hand fight and urmi performance. On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, the cadets presented Mahimagan and speeches. The school students were given souvenirs. Ashram administrator Hemantbhai and the president of Bhavani Foundation were honored with shawls and mementos. Finally, the cadets were honored by the ashram with an Appreciation Certificate. This entire program was managed by the college's NCC. Officer Lieutenant Ritesh Wankar did it. The program was completed in a grand manner with the guidance of Sardar Patel Education Trust Managing Trustee Dr. B.N. Patel, Joint Managing Trustee Shri Anveshbhai and the acting principal of the college Dr. Tejal Tanna Madam and the special support of Ashram Administrator Hemantbhai.

Celebration of Gandhi Jayanti with the lighting of one hundred and eleven lamps at the Yatri Nivas in Kankapura

Date 03-10-2025 Gandhi Jayanti On the occasion, one hundred and eleven such pilgrims who came to Kankapura to give an overview of Gandhiji's values ​​and Gandhiji's life, The birthday of Pujya Bapu was celebrated with the lighting of lamps, the flame of Hanuman, the village's bhajan and the singing of bhajans by Bhudev Shri Rajnibhai Purohit, a priest with great knowledge in astrology, and his congregation.

Ankhi village was cleaned as part of the cleanliness fortnight

A collective labor donation for the Swachhotsav of Swachhta Hi Seva 2025 was done in Ankhi village of Jambusar taluka in the presence of TDO Hardik Singh Rathod, Taluka Panchayat President Nitinbhai Patel and a resolution was taken regarding cleanliness. With the inspiration of Honorable Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi ji, the Swachh Bharat Mission by the Government of India has completed 11 years. At that time, in Swachhta Hi Seva Fortnight 2025, cleanliness is not just a campaign, it is our resolution and our identity.

A cleanliness campaign was carried out in Ankhi village of Jambusar taluka to realize the grand resolution of Swachh Bharat, Swachh Gujarat, Swachh Gam together for one day and one hour. On this occasion, 201 people were present including TDO Hardik Singh Rathod, Taluka Panchayat President Nitinbhai Patel. Best Gujarat News with always truth First, Gandhi Bapu, who was an advocate of cleanliness, was given a thread ring and then the cleanliness campaign was started. From Gandhi Ashram to BAPS temple, cleanliness was done. And the TDO appealed to all citizens that it is our duty to clean plastic waste and join the service of the country. And a pledge was taken on cleanliness.

Panchayat members participated in the cleanliness campaign. Leading Janakbhai Patel, Sanjaybhai Thakor, Hiteshbhai, Amitbhai, Jagdishbhai, Kamleshbhai, Arvindbhai, Dineshbhai, school children, staff friends, health staff MPHW Dhavalsinh Solanki, FHW Naynaben Parmar, Anganwadi worker Niruben Parikh Rashmikaben Thakor

Public awareness about the importance of Dandi Path and the Gandhi Ashrams located there

Relive the memories from the Salt Battle to Independence! In the freedom struggle, there was one such path - "Dandi Path" - on which the country began to get freedom from white slavery. In 1930, Mahatma Gandhiji started a 380 km journey from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi and broke the inhumane sweet law of the British government. Today's India is inspired by the effective direction and determination of the Dandi Yatra. "While the Gandhi Ashrams run by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation are still in existence, all of us Gujaratis will definitely visit the place where Gandhi Bapu actually stayed overnight to enjoy the historical memories."

Radhe Ratnam Society organizes blood donation camp on the occasion of 15th August Independence Day

Independence Day was celebrated on 15th August in the excellent society, in which the children of the Radhe Ratnam Society performed a cultural program in accordance with this occasion with great enthusiasm. On this auspicious occasion, a blood donation camp was also organized in our society, in which those who have donated blood are very commendable. The surrounding society has also given its cooperation in this blood donation camp. On this holy day, all the members have contributed flowers and flower petals. The Radhe Ratnam Committee is very grateful to all the families of the Radhe Ratnam Society. The four festivals are also celebrated with great pomp and show. We hope that you will continue to cooperate in the future.

Public awareness about the importance of Dandi Path and the Gandhi Ashrams located there

such path in the freedom struggle - "Dandi" by walking on which the country began to get freedom from white slavery. In 1930, Mahatma Gandhiji started a 3800-kilometer journey from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi and broke the inhumane salt laws of the British government. Today's India is inspired by the effective direction and determination of the Dandi Yatra.

An attempt to revive this great Dandi Path is being successfully made by the Tourism Department of the Government of Gujarat today. At various places on the Dandi Path, where Gandhiji and his followers stayed, Gandhi Ashrams and pilgrim residences have been built by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation. These ashrams are not just places of refuge. But they are memorials that bear witness to Gandhiji's thoughts and struggles. By visiting each such place, we can not only see a history - but also feel it. Each ashram on the Dandi Path gives a message - truth. A message of non-violence and self-respect.

We appeal to all Gujaratis that: "We all Gujaratis should preserve the heritage of the Gandhi Ashrams run by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation." Where Gandhi Bapu actually spent the night. Visit it to relive its historical memories.” This 15th August. Take one step to reconnect with your history – a journey that started with salt and transformed into the pride of the nation. Come, take a journey to Dandi Path. Stay in the pilgrim homes and relive Gandhiji’s struggle and courage.

Bicycle rally was organized as part of the 96th historic 'Dandi Yatra'.

A bicycle rally was organized from Delad Yatri Niwas in Olpad to Varachha Dharuka College as part of the 96th historic Dandi Yatra by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation. More than 50 cyclists participated in the bicycle rally. To encourage the cyclists, Ta. Panchayat President Nitaben Priteshbhai Patel, Dandak Lalu Pathak, Delad Sarpanch Meenaben Patel, Talati Dineshbhai and other cyclists were present.

A bicycle rally was organized as part of the 96th historic “Dandi Yatra” from Shri Swami Atmanand Saraswati Vidyasankul Varachha.

Yesterday, a bicycle rally was organized by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation as part of the 96th historic Dandi Yatra. More than 50 people participated in this bicycle rally. The yatra started from Shri Swami Atmanand Saraswati Vidya Sankul (Dharuka College) and ended at Yatri Niwas Vanj.

The students were welcomed by Shri Jawahar Vidyalaya Saniya-Kanade with a shower of flowers, which boosted the morale of the students. The chief guest of the program at Varachha was District Home Guards Commandant Dr. Prafulbhai Shiroya and the special guests were Hemantbhai Topi Wala, Secretary of the school board, Praveenbhai Patel (Campus Director), Principal Manishbhai Patel, Principal Hinaben Nimawat, Principal Jaideepbhai Goyani, Home Guards OC Jayantilal Dave and Home Guards OC Vijaybhai Rathod were present.

A cycle rally was organized at Yatri Niwas Delad as part of the 96th historic “Dandi Yatra”

A bicycle rally was organized by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation as part of the 96th historic Dandi Yatra. More than 50 people participated in this bicycle rally. The yatra started from Delad and reached Paruka College, where Paruka College welcomed the participants by showering flowers on them, This boosted the morale of the talents. The chief guest of the program at Delad was Taluka Panchayat President Nitaben Pritesh Bhai Patel, and the special guests were Taluka Dandak Lalubhai Pathak and village Sarpanch Meenaben Bhavinbhai Patel.

Dandi March Cycle Journey Welcomed in Karel Village.

With heartfelt tributes to the freedom fighters, the Dandi March Cycle Journey, which began from Sabarmati Gandhi Ashram, arrived at Karel village in Jambusar Taluka, where it was warmly welcomed by school students and villagers. The Gujarat Tourism Corporation has organized this cycle journey from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi to awaken a sense of nationalism among the youth and to pay tribute to the brave souls who sacrificed everything for the country’s independence. Today, as the journey reached the Gandhi Ashram in Karel village, it was received with great enthusiasm by more than 500 primary school students, villagers, the village head (Sarpanch), and other dignitaries.The cycle participants will stay overnight at the Gandhi Ashram in Karel village and will resume their journey along the Dandi route early in the morning on March 21, eventually reaching the Gandhi Ashram.

The Dandi Cycle Rally receives a universal welcome.

The Cycle Rally organized by the Gujarat Tourism Corporation from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi is receiving a universal welcome. Youth is enthusiastically joining the rally. On Tuesday, the cycle rally left Anand for Borsad at 7 am. 63 cyclists joined this rally. The rally was flagged off by TRG Officer K. Ravi Baria of NCC Head Quarters, Vallabh Vidyanagar, and Chairman of Shi Samiti of Anand District Panchayat Sunil Solanki.

Cycle Yatra begins in Charotar along Dandi March.

A cycle yatra was organized in Matar on Sunday in memory of the historic struggle of the Dandi March. This cycle yatra, which started from Sabarmati Ashram, will reach Dandi on April 15th. It will also pass through Kheda and Anand districts.

The Dandi March is in its 96th year this year. In order to honor the Freedom Fighters who gave their lives in the fight for independence and to inspire a sense of patriotism in the youth, the Gujarat Tourism Corporation has planned a cycling trip from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi. In twenty-four days, Mahatma Gandhi traveled 389 kilometers.

The cycle march from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi started, 163 cyclists participated.

Mahatma Gandhiji marched from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi on March 12, 1930, to break the salt law. On the completion of 95 years of that historical event, the Tourism Department has organized a cycle march. On Wednesday at 7 am, 163 cyclists started the march from Sabarmati Ashram. They were honored at Gujarat Vidyapith, and from there the first camp reached Aslali. This is the first time such an organization has been organized.

Residences have been built at the places where Gandhiji stayed and met during the Dandi Yatra.

The Dandi Yatra Niwas, a celebration of Gandhiji's 385-kilometer-long journey, has attracted 14 pilgrims, 600 VIPs, and 18,000 people from 15 talukas of six districts in South Gujarat. The event, known as the 'Salt Satyagraha,' has completed 95 years and has been accompanied by the state's Tourism Department. The pilgrim houses, built where Gandhi stayed overnight and held meetings during the march, have attracted 6000 school and college students, 600 VIPs, and 18000 visitors annually. The pilgrim houses also feature a community hall, audio-visual system, meditation center, library, and souvenir. Since March 2024, numerous people have invested in various Yatri Niwas, and plans are underway to organize programs like 'Chalo Rentio Kanti' and a cycle trip from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi.

Umrachi Village welcomed Dandi Yatra from Sabarmati

A Dandiyatra comprising 40 NCC cadets and officials from the Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad successfully concluded its journey at Umrachi Nivas Ashram in Surat district. The expedition, initiated on December 10th, aimed to promote India's nine developmental goals, including a clean India, a developing India, women's empowerment, national unity, and a drug-free India. The Dandiyatra was warmly welcomed by the villagers upon their arrival.

40 Cadets of NCC participated in the Dandi Kooch Yatra.

40 cadets of NCC have started a unique walk according to the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi. The walk started on December 10 and will conclude on December 23 in Dandi. The route of the yatra is to Sabarmati Ashram, Aslali, Matar, Anand, Kankapura, Kareli, Amod, Delad, Umrachhi, Surat, Navsari and Dandi. The Yatra is being led by Lt. Col. Ganesh.

Dr.Raju M. Thakkar known as Walkman of India guided the pilgrims to Kankapura Yatri Niwas. He mentioned the scientific and practical importance of Dandi Kuch as a variety of padayatra and also gave an understanding of the aspects. He walked with the cadets for five kilometers as part of this great journey.

Dandi yatra was given a grand welcome on reaching Jambusar.

A parade of 40 NCC cadets and officers from Sabarmati Ashram arrived at Gandhi Ashram, Ankhi village of Jambusar Taluk. Police Inspector of Jambusar Police Station and Taluka, Dandiyatrion District Officer, kids, locals, and the panchayat president have all extended a hearty welcome. On December 10, forty NCC cadets left Sabarmati Ashram with the aim of fostering humanity, unity, and self-reliance as well as furthering the development objectives of modern India, clean India, developed India, women's empowerment, national unity, and drug-free India.

During the Dandiyatra, students and youths will interact with other students and youths during the padyatra and inspire the spirit of freedom, highlight the story of India's development, and emphasize the importance of self-reliance, according to the NCC official who is involved in the event.

Bhajan Sandhya program was organized by Yatri Nivas Kareli.

On the occasion of Gandhi's birth anniversary on October 2nd, Bhajan Sandhya program was organized by Yatri Nivas Kareli and Gujarat Tourim, held at Vinay Vidya Mandir High School’s Ground Kareli, Jambusar Amod MLA DK Swami, Jambusar Taluka General Secretary Balwantsinh Padhiar and a large number of villagers attended and enjoyed Bhajan Sandhya.

National Sports Day was organized at Yatri Niwas Matwad.

Nehru Yuva Kendra-Navsari (Ministry of Youth Program and Sports Government of India) and Yatri Niwas Matwad (RK Decorators) managed by Gujarat Tourism Corporation jointly organized National Sports Day at Yatrin Nivas, Matwad. Under this, 100m running race, Kho-Kho and Badminton were organized in which the youth participated with great enthusiasm. The main objective of this program is to make youth aware of sports and keep physically healthy by giving time for sports in their daily life. Acharya Yogesh Gorane of Vinaya Mandir, Dandi, Aaj Shreya of Radio Michi and MyFM were present as the chief guests in this program.

The winning young friends were honored with trophies and certificates. The entire planning and management of this program is under the guidance of District Youth Officer Varsha Rogha, Nimesh Gadum and Jinal Kanani. The program was successful with the support of the Vinay temple, Dandi.

National Sports Day was organized at Yatri Niwas Bhatgam (Olpad).

The "National Sports Day" was celebrated as joint initiative of the Indian government's Ministry of Youth Programs and Nehru Yuva Kendra-Surat at Yatri Niwas Bhatgam (RK Decorators) managed by Gujarat Tourism Corporation. Boldly participating were the students of Arts and Commerce College Olpad in honor of Major Dhyan Chand on National Sports Day. In the sports festival, events such Tug-of-war, Musical Chair, and 100m Run were planned. Certificates and prizes were presented to the little pals in recognition. Divyeshbhai Gameet (Gender Specialist-2 DHEW SURAT), Maheshbhai Parmar (District Mission Coordinator-DHEW SURAT), Devipujak Manojbhai of Nehru Yuva Kendra Surat, and Smitaben Patel of the Office of Women and Child Officer Surat (District Mission Coordinator-DHEW SURAT) were featured in this show. Present were Harshabhai Rajput of Empire (Made in Sports Academy) and Gauravbhai Gauswami, together with Karthik Patel, who was in charge of Yatri Niwas Bhatgam.

Youth Oratorical competition was organized at Yatri Nivas Vanz(Sachin).

A joint initiative by Nehru Yuva Kendra-Surat (Ministry of Youth Program and Sports, Government of India), Yatri Nivas Vanz managed by Gujarat Tourism Corporation, Sachin (RK Decorators), and Women and Child Department Surat organized the Youth Oratorical competition and Digital Skill Guidance at the Ashram. Students of LD High School, Sachin and Suman High School enthusiastically participated in the program. Key participants included Devipujak Manojbhai from Nehru Yuva Kendra Surat, Smitaben Patel (District Mission Coordinator, DHEW SURAT), Maheshbhai Parmar (Gender Specialist-1, DHEW SURAT), Divyeshbhai Gameet (Gender Specialist-2, DHEW SURAT), Principal Dr. Nilesh Joshi, Swati Patel (In-charge of Yatri Niwas Vanz), Room Assistant Pinal Patel, Office Staff Nareshbhai, Room Assistant Payal Mistry, and Librarian cum Guide Surti Tanvi. Top three students who became winners were honored with trophies and certificates. About 100 people, including school students, village residents, and teachers, attended the event.

Youth Oratorical competition was organized at Yatri Nivas Vanz (Sachin).

A joint initiative by Nehru Yuva Kendra-Surat (Ministry of Youth Program and Sports, Government of India), Yatri Nivas Vanz managed by Gujarat Tourism Corporation, Sachin (RK Decorators), and Women and Child Department Surat organized the Youth Oratorical competition and Digital Skill Guidance at the Ashram. Students of LD High School, Sachin and Suman High School enthusiastically participated in the program. Key participants included Devipujak Manojbhai from Nehru Yuva Kendra Surat, Smitaben Patel (District Mission Coordinator, DHEW SURAT), Maheshbhai Parmar (Gender Specialist-1, DHEW SURAT), Divyeshbhai Gameet (Gender Specialist-2, DHEW SURAT), Principal Dr. Nilesh Joshi, Swati Patel (In-charge of Yatri Niwas Vanz), Room Assistant Pinal Patel, Office Staff Nareshbhai, Room Assistant Payal Mistry, and Librarian cum Guide Surti Tanvi. Top three students who became winners were honored with trophies and certificates. About 100 people, including school students, village residents, and teachers, attended the event.

Oratorical competition was organized at Yatri Nivas Umrachi.

A joint initiative by Nehru Yuva Kendra-Surat, Gujarat Tourism Corporation, and the Office of Women and Child Department, Surat, organized an Oratorical competition and Youth Digital Skill Guidance at the Ashram. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students of Vidhadeep University. Key participants included Devipujak Manojbhai from Nehru Yuva Kendra Surat, Smitaben Patel (District Mission Coordinator, Women and Child Department Surat), Maheshbhai Parmar and Divyeshbhai Gameet (Gender Specialists, DHEW SURAT), Jeetendra Singh Joshi from the Education Department, Jayendra Singh (Coordinator, Vidhadeep University), Krishnaben Solanki (Manager, Yatri Nivas), and Manishaben Patel. Approximately 80 young participants attended the event.

Oratorical competition was organized at Yatri Nivas Umrachi.

A joint initiative by Nehru Yuva Kendra-Surat, Gujarat Tourism Corporation, and the Office of Women and Child Department, Surat, organized an Oratorical competition and Youth Digital Skill Guidance at the Ashram. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students of Vidhadeep University. Key participants included Devipujak Manojbhai from Nehru Yuva Kendra Surat, Smitaben Patel (District Mission Coordinator, Women and Child Department Surat), Maheshbhai Parmar and Divyeshbhai Gameet (Gender Specialists, DHEW SURAT), Jeetendra Singh Joshi from the Education Department, Jayendra Singh (Coordinator, Vidhadeep University), Krishnaben Solanki (Manager, Yatri Nivas), and Manishaben Patel. Approximately 80 young participants attended the event.

World Youth Skills Day is celebrated at Gandhi Ashram Navagam

World Youth Skills Day was celebrated at Navagam Gandhi Ashram in Kheda Taluk. Students of Kheda College and Navagam Higher Secondary participated in it. Various competitions like Oratorical competition, General knowledge quiz, Sangeet chair, Tug of War etc were organized in the programme. Incentive prizes were distributed to the winning students and all the contestants who participated in this competition.

Essay Competition on the Importance of Dandi March in Freedom Struggle

A large number of youth participated in the Essay Competition held on the topic "Importance of Dandi March in the Freedom Struggle" at Yatri Nivas, Matwad Village, Jalalpore Taluka, Navsari District. The essay competition organized jointly by Nehru Yuva Kendra, Women and Child Protection Department and Yatri Nivas Matwad of Navsari, the youth spoke on the important topic of Dandi March in the struggle to free the country from the clutches of the British. In this program, experts gave information to the youth about Dandi March and women oriented schemes. Students who won the essay competition were honored with trophies, certificates and gifts. Apart from the contestants, students, teachers and villagers were also present in this program. While the entire program was organized and managed by Nimesh Gadum and Jinal Kanani under the guidance of District Youth Officer Varsha Rodha.

Essay writing competition was organized at Yatri Nivas Matwad

Yesterday Nehru Yuva Kendra-Navsari (Ministry of Youth Program and Sports Government of India), Yatri Nivas Matwad (RK Decorators) managed by Gujarat Tourism Corporation and Women and Child Department Navsari organized an Essay Writing Competition and on Dandi March. A program was organized on the important topic. Pragati Education Center Administrator Abrar Malek, District Coordinator Asmitaben Gandhi, Matwad Ex-Sarpanch Jayantibhai Patel, Sarpanch Rameshbhai Halpati, Yatri Nivas Matwad in-charge Binita Patel were present in this program. At this event, the youth were guided on the importance of Dandi March. Also detailed information about women oriented scheme was given. The Students who became the winners were honored with trophies, certificates and gifts. About 100 people including school students, village people and teachers were present in this entire program. The entire program was planned and managed by Nimesh Gadum and Jinal Kanani under the guidance of District Youth Officer Varsha Rogha. Along with this, volunteers of Nehru Yuva Kendra Navsari and staff of Yatri Nivas Matwad helped.