Our Events
Rudravtar Chritable FoundationIndependence Day
On, 15th August we celebrate Independence Day with destitute children and marginalized women by organizing a heartwarming event. We distribute food and clothes on that auspicious day. We provide essential resources and foster a sense of belonging. We uplift and empower those in need, making Independence Day memorable and meaningful for everyone.
Republic Day
On January 26th Republic Day, the Rudravtar Chritable Foundation will celebrate by distributing food and clothes to destitute children and marginalized women, ensuring they experience joy on this significant day. Our director raised the flag early in the morning and bestowed garlands on our freedom fighters. Furthermore, we will organize cultural programs and activities to educate the community about the importance of unity and diversity in our country.
Gandhi Birthday
The Rudravtar Chritable Foundation celebrates Gandhi’s birthday on 2nd October. We organize events that promote his values of peace, non-violence, and communal harmony. We give garlands to Gandhiji’s statue. We conduct educational workshops, community clean-up drives, and cultural programs to honor his legacy and inspire people to follow his teachings for a better society.
The councils will enter into contact with the institutions selected by the district-level committee. Any dispute related to selection will be settled by the executive director, of the M.P. public campaign.
Lalbahadur Shastri Birthday
We celebrate Lal Bahadur Shastri’s birthday on October 2 with great reverence and admiration. His famous slogan, “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan,” continues to inspire generations of Indians to strive for peace and prosperity. Our volunteers celebrate his birthday by presenting garlands to his statue. We discuss his ideology and his contribution to our children and their guardians. This day also features other cultural programs put on by the children of our NGO.
Ambedkar Birthday
On April 14th, we commemorate Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar’s birthday by presenting garlands to his statue. We conduct numerous workshops about his ideology and talk about various forms of social discrimination and how to get past them. We give food and clothes to marginalized children and widows.
Women’s day
International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8, is a global day honoring the achievements of women in various fields. On this day, we recognize women’s significant contributions to society, culture, and the economy. We organize workshops to empower women by renowned social activists and women leaders in and around India.
Ramnavami
Ramnavami celebrated on the ninth day of Chaitra month, honors Lord Rama’s birth. Rudravtar Charitable Foundation observes this auspicious day with cultural events and charitable activities, promoting community harmony and cultural heritage. We organize traditional music and dance performances, as well as distribute food and clothing to marginalized children.
Hanuman Janm Utsav
We observe Hanuman Janm Utsav annually on the occasion of Lord Hanuman’s birth, typically in April or May. The festival includes prayers, bhajans, and the distribution of prasad, emphasizing devotion and community bonding. Devotees also participate in processions and cultural programs. We distribute food and clothes to our children and needy ones.
Parashuram Janm Utsav
We commemorate Parashuram Janm Utsav annually, who is known as the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. We organize cultural programs, religious ceremonies, and community feasts to commemorate the occasion. The celebrations also include rituals such as prayers, bhajans, and discourses on the significance of Parashuram Jayanti.