To ensure the smooth operation of this newsletter, a 14-member committee stands constituted as mentioned in “Our-Team” for the editorial.
The newsletter has also been registered for affordable postage with the postal registration number PB-ASR/0022.
We launched the monthly Hindi newspaper ‘Mahajan Vani’ in January 2000. The publication received approval from the Registrar of Newspapers for India, New Delhi, in August 2000, with license number PUNHIN/2000/1691. This year, we proudly celebrate the 25th anniversary of ‘Mahajan Vani’ with great enthusiasm and dedication, marking a silver jubilee in the Mahajan Hall, Tehsil Pura, Amritsar. Our newspaper features a range of engaging content, including matrimonial announcements and more.
The newsletter has also been registered for affordable postage with the postal registration number PB-ASR/0022.
Mahajan-Vani is a Hindi monthly newsletter that is officially recognized and registered with the Government of India, with registration number RNI Regn. No PUNHIN/2000/1691. This newsletter is read and popular across almost all cities, Mahajan families, and Mahajan organizations in India. It reflects the essence of the Mahajan community.
In 1999, the Central Mahajan Sabha Amritsar encouraged Mr. Ramesh Gupta, resident of 22-A, Gali No. 2, Vijay Nagar, Amritsar and requested to start a newsletter and entrusted him with all the responsibilities. As a result, the newsletter began publication in January 2000. A trust for this newsletter is soon to be established.
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Lala Hansraj Mahajan ji established the Mahajan Sabha in Jammu in 1892, and gradually, Mahajan Sabhas were formed in various cities across the country. The Federal Assembly in Delhi was established at the national level. In 1963, Chief Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan renamed this assembly as the “Akhil Bharatiya Mahajan Shiromani Sabha” and got it registered with the government under this name. Currently, there are approximately 200 local Sabhas across the country, with central and regional assemblies in major cities. The initiative that Lala Hansraj ji planted has now been nurtured by Chief Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan ji into a large tree.
What is a Sabha? What is its purpose? Understanding this is very important. A Sabha is a platform where members of a particular class, caste, or community come together. The purpose of a Sabha is to work for the welfare of families within that community. This includes fostering mutual understanding, brotherhood, helping those in need, increasing love among members, and assisting each other in business.
Building Mahajan Halls/Bhawan and organizing meetings/conferences are steps to achieve these objectives.
Reflecting Mahajan values, connecting communities, and celebrating our heritage.
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