The 'Tapi Udaan Branch' of the Gujarat Provincial Marwari Conference was formed and an oath-taking ceremony was grandly held at Shantam Hall in Surat. National Vice President Gokulchand Bajaj, Provincial President Sanjay Agarwal, and patrons Vinod Agarwal and Niranjan Agarwal were present, with Sanjay Agarwal presiding over the event.
The newly formed executive committee pledged to focus on social service, women's empowerment, and strengthening the organization. Sanjay Agarwal administered the oath to all office bearers. Manisha Kajaria was appointed as the president, Disha Lohiya as the secretary, Rashmi Lath as the treasurer, Neeta Bhatter and Anita Bhalotia as vice presidents, Priya Daga and Hema Dandhaniya as joint secretaries, Vandana Jain and Alka Gupta as joint treasurers, and Rashmi Khandelwal as the media in-charge.
Additionally, executive members included Sumitra Dalmia, Priyanka Maskara, Shweta Kejriwal, Neeta Bothra, Jyoti Agarwal, Rama Doliya, and Chandni Agarwal. The advisory board included Shankarlal Agarwal, Vinod Chidavawala, Ashok Mor, and Sunil Barelia. In her presidential address, Manisha Kajaria described 'Tapi Udaan' as a strong platform for the progress, unity, and empowerment of women, urging everyone to work together.
National Vice President Gokulchand Bajaj welcomed all newly appointed office bearers and expressed confidence that this new branch would establish its identity across the country through service activities. The event saw enthusiastic participation from prominent members of the community, mothers, sisters, and youth. The ceremony concluded with expressions of gratitude.
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