51 couples take thebig plunge at Udaipur mass wedding event

51 couples take thebig plunge at Udaipur mass wedding event

In a display of compassion, dignity and social inclusion, 51 couples, including those from the economically weaker sections (EWS) and persons with disabilities, tied the nuptial knot at a mass wedding ceremony in Udaipur.

The two-day ceremony witnessed the participation of philanthropists, donors and social activists.

The 45th free mass wedding ceremony was organised by Udaipur-based charitable institution Narayan Seva Sansthan (NSS) at its Seva Mahatirth campus. Among the couples, 25 were people with disabilities and 26 belonged to the EWS category. economically weaker sections of society.

Many of the newlyweds were individuals living with different forms of disabilities, such as mobility impairments, visual impairment, and limb disabilities. Despite these challenges, they demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination to build meaningful lives together.

NSS president Prashant Agarwal said here on Tuesday that several of these beneficiaries had earlier received free corrective surgeries, artificial limbs, calipers, and rehabilitation services at the institution, enabling them to regain mobility, confidence, and independence. “Many of them have benefited from the skill development programmes of NSS and become self-reliant by earning their livelihood,” he Mr. Agarwal said.

The institution provided each couple with household items to support them in starting their married life, while the donors presented traditional gifts including mangalsutras, bangles and anklets.