Brahma Kumaris Kolkata, in collaboration with the Indian Museum, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, organised “SANGAM – Rishta Wahi, Soch Nayi”, an inspiring evening dedicated to love, understanding, respect and strengthening relationships.
The programme explored the thought that relationships may not always need to change; rather, our way of seeing and understanding them can bring a new perspective. Through Rajyoga Meditation, inspiring reflections and meaningful conversations, participants were encouraged to understand others before expecting to be understood.
The programme was graced by Shri Akhilesh Kumar Chaturvedi, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Howrah; Smt. Smita Pandey, IAS, Administrator & Municipal Commissioner, KMC; and Dr. J. P. Dash, Director General, Ordnance (C&S), Kolkata. Senior Rajyoga sisters BK Vedanti Didi and BK Chandrika Behn, along with BK Munni Didi, In-charge of Brahma Kumaris Eastern Zone Headquarters, Kolkata, were also present.
On the occasion, Sujata Sen, Chief Executive Officer of Future Hope, Kolkata, and Samarjit Guha Ji, Director, Future Hope, were felicitated for their contribution and work.
“SANGAM – Rishta Wahi, Soch Nayi” offered a meaningful platform where hearts came together, generations connected, and relationships were viewed through a renewed perspective of understanding, respect and spiritual awareness.
