Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis praised the efforts of volunteers at the Anulom Sangam 2026 event held in Yeola, Nashik district, highlighting the importance of community service in driving national development. Organized by the Anugami Lokrajya Abhiyan and Kapase Foundation, the social empowerment programme attracted local leaders and enthusiastic volunteers committed to uplifting society.
Addressing attendees, CM Fadnavis emphasized that fostering unity and dedication among citizens is crucial for sustainable progress. He applauded the spirit of over 500 female volunteers whose involvement exemplified the organisation’s commitment to inclusive development and harmony. Fadnavis encouraged Anulom members to expand their outreach, stating such grassroots engagement is essential to building a stronger, equitable society.
During the visit, the Chief Minister also met artisans from the local Paithani weaving community and accepted a hand-woven portrait of himself crafted by specially-abled workers. The gesture underscored the cultural pride of Yeola’s handloom heritage and brought attention to the sector’s contribution to Maharashtra’s socio-economic landscape.
Read more at Pudhari (पुढारी) Newspaper