New Delhi, Oct 07: The Himalayan Wives Welfare Association (HWWA) proudly participated in the Manasvini Deep Utsav 2025, a grand celebration held at Central Park, New Moti Bagh, New Delhi, bringing together women’s organizations and cultural groups from across the nation in a vibrant display of art, heritage, and empowerment.
The event was graced by Richa Jha, Chairperson HWWA, accompanied by senior Central HWWA members.
They appreciated the lively cultural performances, traditional handicraft displays, and the collective efforts of women participants who showcased the diverse traditions of India through dance, music, and art.
Speaking on the occasion, Richa Jha lauded the spirit of the participants and emphasized HWWA’s continued commitment to promoting women’s empowerment, welfare, and self-reliance.
She highlighted that such platforms not only celebrate India’s cultural richness but also provide an opportunity for women from varied backgrounds to connect, collaborate, and inspire one another.
The HWWA stall at the event drew widespread attention, displaying handcrafted products, traditional attire, and local artistry from the Himalayan regions, reflecting the Association’s dedication to preserving indigenous skills and promoting sustainable livelihoods. Visitors and dignitaries appreciated the creativity and craftsmanship on display.
The Manasvini Deep Utsav—celebrated annually to mark the spirit of light, culture, and womanhood—provided a festive atmosphere filled with performances, exhibitions, and community interactions. HWWA’s active participation underscored its role as a vibrant organization working tirelessly for the welfare of women and families associated with the Indian Army.
The event concluded with cultural performances from various Army Wives Welfare Associations and civil participants, symbolizing unity, diversity, and empowerment through art and tradition.
