Nawanshahr, November 8 (Gurbakhsh Singh Mahe):- On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, the two-day annual fair of the Mahe clan Jatheras was organised with devotion and enthusiasm at Hiyatpur Jattan village. On this occasion, a large number of families belonging to the Mahe clan from different villages and cities participated, paid their respects at the Jatheras and sought blessings. They also prayed for the peace and prosperity of their families and the well-being of all. During the fair, families who had arrived from far-off places met one another and shared their happiness. The occasion offered a special glimpse of mutual interaction, community harmony and family affection. People of all age groups, from the elderly to the youth, enthusiastically participated in the fair. While the event revived age-old traditions, it also provided the younger generation an opportunity to reconnect with their heritage and roots.
On the occasion, President Davinder Kumar Mahe said that fairs are not merely religious gatherings but also serve as a means of strengthening mutual bonds, love and togetherness. He said that fairs become complete only when people meet their loved ones, enquire about one another's well-being and share their joys and sorrows. Such annual events play an important role in preserving our heritage and strengthening community bonds.
He thanked all the devotees who attended the fair and appealed to everyone to participate in such events in large numbers to preserve their heritage and traditions. On this occasion, the organisers honoured Davinder Kumar Mahe, Vinay Kumar Mahe, Jaspal Mahe, Jugal Kishore, Gurbakhsh Singh Mahe, Manjit Singh, Amanpreet Singh, Sarabjit Singh, Advocate Harpreet Singh, Avinash and Parshotam Lal Mahe. The village panchayat representatives, including Sarpanch Bimla Devi, Panch Jaspal Kaur, Manjit Kaur, Jaspreet Kaur, Harjap Singh and Manpreet Singh Mani, along with other distinguished guests, were also honoured with siropas.
