A Century of Tradition: The Khichri Feast That Unites Generations

The DDBL Trust celebrates a 97-year-old tradition by organizing a 'khichri bhandara' at Tattapani during Makar Sankranti. Over 3,000 participants were served ghee khichri, and a free health camp was held, showcasing the Trust's commitment to community service and expanding charitable work in education and healthcare.

Continuing a 97-year-old tradition, the Durga Devi Bihari Lal Birochan Lal Charitable Trust hosted a 'khichri bhandara' during Makar Sankranti at Tattapani on the Sutlej River's banks.

Approximately 3,000 devotees participated, enjoying ghee khichri, while a free ayurvedic health camp examined 100 patients in collaboration with Arogya Bharti.

Ramesh Chand Sood, chairman of the Trust, emphasized the event's familial significance and the organization's dedication to expanding charitable efforts in education, healthcare, and support for the underprivileged.

(With inputs from agencies.)