Agarwal Samaj felicitates Banna Gupta in Vadodara

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Jamshedpur, May 5:  Jharkhand Health Minister Banna Gupta arrived in Vadodara to participate in a three-day health camp organized by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare at Kevadia, Gujarat. On his arrival at Vadodra, the Jharkhand Health Minister received a warm ovation and was felicitated by the Agarwal Samaj settled in Gujarat. Jagdish Agrawal, former state president of Gujarat Agrawal Samaj, Narayan Shah, president of Vadodra Agrawal Samaj, Dilip Agarwal, state president of Yuva Agrawal Sammelan, industrialist Piyush Shah, senior social worker Madan Agrawal, Hukam Chand Agrawal and representatives of many other organizations presented Minister Banna Gupta angavastram and bouquets.

Speaking to the huge Agarwal Samaj members, Banna Gupta observed, “I am not only glad but proud of the fact that the Agarwal Samaj has made its presence felt in every part of the world. The Agarwal community is synonymous with charity. Agarwals have the know-how of earning money and at the same time nurture deep inclination towards spending for social causes.”

Agarwal community members in Vadodra count up to 10,000. Due to the efforts of National President of Agarwal Conference Gopal Sharan Garg and Secretary Basant Mittal, the community members spread in different states including Jharkhand, Gujarat, Haryana and other regions have developed strong interactions among them. Kamal Kishore Agrawal and Sandeep Murarka, both residents of Jugsalai in Jamshedpur, were also present during the felicitation ceremony.