Enthusiasm Among Donors at Tilottama Manigram Mahayagya

Rupandehi: Enthusiasm is growing among donors contributing financially to the Mahayagya that commenced on Monday in Tilottama, Manigram, Rupandehi. On the second day of the Mahayagya, Tuesday, the recitation of the Shrimad Bhagwat Saptah Gyan-Vigyan Mahayagya began with the goal of upgrading the Lumbini Province branch of the Manavsewa Ashram in Tilottama and expanding the endowment fund. On the second day, Bhagwat Bhaskar Kamalnayan Gautam commenced the storytelling session. Alongside, donors have started participating at the Mahayagya venue with enthusiasm, engaging in charitable activities.

On Tuesday, Gautam Gyawali, a resident of Butwal Sub-Metropolitan City Ward No. 11, donated NPR 51,115 for the building’s upgrade. Similarly, Babulal Bhusal and Harikala Bhusal from Tilottama Municipality Ward No. 15 contributed NPR 15,555 to the Mahayagya. Dhalananda Chalise, a resident of Tilottama Ward No. 8, donated NPR 15,005 to support the building upgrade. Additionally, Gangabahadur Nepali and Jamuna Nepali from Devdaha Municipality Ward No. 2 contributed NPR 10,000 to commemorate their wedding anniversary. Laxmi Gyawali from Butwal Municipality Ward No. 13 donated NPR 5,101, while an anonymous donor from Tilottama Ward No. 5, Manigram, made a secret donation of NPR 21,000.

The Mahayagya, organized by Manavsewa Ashram, began on Monday at the exhibition site in Tilottama-5, Manigram, Rupandehi. The event will continue until