JAMMU: The Trikuta Kashmiri Pandit Trust, Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, celebrated the auspicious festival of Navreh and Zang-Trey , the Kashmiri New Year, with great devotion and enthusiasm. The programme was graced by the esteemed presence of Dr Arvind Karwani Ji, (JKAS) Hon’ble Commissioner, Relief and Rehabilitation (Migrants), as the Chief Guest.
Welcoming the gathering, the Trust extended warm greetings to the community and highlighted the spiritual and cultural significance of Navreh, which symbolizes hope, renewal, and the continuity of the rich heritage of Kashmiri Pandits. The importance of the traditional Navreh thaal, representing prosperity, knowledge, and positivity, was also emphasized.
The Trust also highlighted its social, educational, and humanitarian initiatives. It has been supporting underprivileged children ,extending assistance to needy families and encouraging academic excellence by honouring meritorious students. As part of its outreach efforts, the Trust has also been supporting old age homes and charitable institutions based on their specific needs as per its commitment to wards the care and dignity of the senior citizens . On the occasion the chief Guest Dr. Arvind Karwani ji expressed the importance of Navreh for Kashmiri pandits . Prof P.N.Trisal and Acharya Sharan Dhar also enlightened the audience on the relevance of Navreh.
Reaffirming its motto, “Preserving Heritage, Serving Community, Inspiring Generations,” the Trust expressed its resolve to expand its outreach and work with well-wishers and like-minded organizations for the welfare of society.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chief Guest, distinguished guests, donors, trustees, volunteers, and supporters for their continued cooperation. A musical programme was also organized on the occasion with rendition of Kashmiri devotional songs . The gathering ended with prayers for peace, prosperity, good health, and harmony for all.
