Shri Mehandipur Balaji Maharaj Trust Organizes Grand Feast for Devotees

Panchkula (Chandra Shekhar Dharani): In a noble initiative, the Shri Mehandipur Balaji Maharaj Trust organized a grand feast (bhandara) outside General Hospital, Sector 6, Panchkula. The event, aimed at serving the underprivileged, witnessed the participation of thousands of people.
Sharing details, Trust President Dinesh Bansal mentioned that the feast was organized to mark the auspicious occasion of Mauni Amavasya. Prominent philanthropist and industrialist Rajeev Khungar and his family played a key role in supporting this initiative.
Today’s event was further supported by Astha Puneet Jain from Delhi and Sumit Goyal’s family from Panipat, who contributed on the occasion of his parents’ 33rd wedding anniversary. Hundreds of devotees received free meals (prasad) as part of this spiritual and charitable effort.

Dinesh Bansal emphasized the significance of ‘Anna Daan’ (donating food), stating that those interested in organizing a bhandara can coordinate with the Shri Mehandipur Balaji Maharaj Trust, Panchkula. The trust has made arrangements for anyone willing to contribute to this noble cause. For bookings and inquiries, contact 9877317004, 9877660975, or 7973066714.

The trust regularly conducts bhandaras every Tuesday and arranges food distribution whenever needed. Devotees looking to serve the community through food donations are encouraged to get involved.

Prominent trustees, including Vijay Aggarwal, Naveen Garg, Ashok Aggarwal, Pawan Bansal, and Satish Mangla, attended the event, actively serving food and participating in the charitable service.

Apart from food distribution, Shri Mehandipur Balaji Maharaj Trust has also organized four grand bhajan sandhyas (spiritual musical evenings) in the past year. These events attracted thousands of devotees, who gathered to sing praises of Balaji Maharaj and seek his divine blessings.

The trust remains committed to serving society through charitable initiatives and will continue to organize similar religious and social welfare programs in the future.