Marathi Vangdmay Mandal

MARATHI VANGDMAY MANDAL (MVM) aims to enhance awareness of Marathi literature, the history of Maharashtra, and its varied culture.

Every year, HRMVM organizes and celebrates ShravanUtsav with a display of the cuisine of Maharashtra, Gurupournima, Run Gayeen Awadi - a celebration of the works of Marathi literary giants, Marathi Basha Diwas, and its annual flagship event Naandi - three days intercollegiate extravaganza of literature, song-dance, and fashion. HRMVM also brings out the Club’s annual bulletin ‘HR Mood’.


ACTIVITIES 2024-2025

Shravan Utsav: Celebrating Culture, Connecting Hearts

August 5, 2024         ATTENDEES: 29

Marathi Vangdmay Mandal (MVM) celebrated the first day of Shravan with a vibrant and engaging Shravan Utsav event. The event was designed to immerse members in the cultural and spiritual essence of the Shravan month, fostering a deeper appreciation for Marathi traditions.

The event commenced with a short presentation that highlighted the significance of the month of Shravan. The presentation detailed the rituals, customs, and spiritual practices that are traditionally observed during this auspicious time. It served as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that Shravan embodies, emphasizing its importance in Marathi culture.

As part of the Shravan Utsav, MVM took the initiative to collect orders for authentic Marathi delicacies from teachers. These delicacies like naral-wadi, modak, puranpoli etc deeply rooted in tradition, were eagerly awaited by the teachers. The successful delivery of these items brought joy and nostalgia to many, as they relished the connection to their cultural roots.

Following the main event, a short icebreaker session was organized for new members of the Mandal. This session provided an opportunity for everyone to introduce themselves and get to know each other in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The group engaged in a fun game where winning or losing was secondary to the joy of creating lasting memories together.

TALENT HUNT

August 29, 2024         ATTENDEES: 15

The Marathi Vangmay Mandal of H.R. College hosted a successful *Talent Hunt* event on August 29, 2024, featuring students from Junior and Degree colleges. Participants showcased their skills in singing, dancing, and musical instruments, blending traditional and modern elements. The enthusiastic performances created a supportive atmosphere and strengthened community ties within the Mandal. Overall, the event celebrated artistic talent and marked a significant achievement in promoting culture and creativity at the college.

GIVE HER THE WINGS CAMPAIGN

September 23, 2024

The Marathi Vangmay Mandal (MVM) collaborated with the Enactus Club on Project Inaayat, a social initiative aimed at improving menstrual hygiene in rural areas by providing reusable cloth sanitary napkins. This project focused not only on distributing products but also on educating and empowering women about menstrual health.

MVM members visited Charoti village in Dahanu, engaging with local women through educational sessions covering topics like menstruation, hygiene practices, and the benefits of reusable napkins. They emphasized breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation and fostering an open dialogue about menstrual health.

This collaboration made a significant impact on the quality of life for the women of Charoti village, showcasing both clubs' commitment to addressing social issues and creating a positive community impact.

'Vikhyat 2024’

October 4, 2024         ATTENDEES: 11

MVM proudly participated in Vikhyat, an inter-collegiate festival organized by Vidyalankar College, on 4th October 2024. Our team, comprising a talented group of students, showcased their diverse skills and talents by participating in multiple events. MVM’s exceptional performance at Vikhyat 2024 was highlighted by our students securing top honors in two prestigious events – the quiz and personality contest. Our students demonstrated exceptional teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving skills throughout the competition.

The success of our students is a testament to MVM’s commitment to fostering academic excellence and extracurricular achievements. The event provided valuable experience and exposure for our students. We look forward to continued success in future events

MVM Participation in ‘HRUTURANG 2024’

DATE: 28th,29th November 2024         ATTENDEES: 22

Marathi Vangdmay Mandal (MVM) participated in the cultural fest HRUTURANG. The two-day event, celebrated for its diverse range of cultural activities, proved to be an excellent platform for students to showcase their talents and enhance their skills. MVM’s participation was marked by notable success, securing the 3rd prize in both the Installation Art and Group Music events. In the installation art event, our team displayed exceptional creativity and conceptualization, impressing the judges with their thoughtful and impactful design. In the group music event, our students coordinated brilliantly, delivering a performance that showcased their musical prowess and teamwork, earning them the 3rd prize. Additionally, one of our participants was honored with the Mr. HRUTURANG title, a recognition for their outstanding performance throughout the event.

The fest provided invaluable benefits to participants, allowing them to not only exhibit their talents but also gain exposure and experience in a competitive environment. It facilitated skill enhancement and boosted confidence, giving students a platform to connect with peers from different colleges. The interactions and experiences gained during the fest fostered a spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie, enabling students to grow both personally and artistically.

ABHIVACHAN: एक अमृतानुभव

DATE: 5th December 2024         ATTENDEES: 12

The Marathi Vangdmay Mandal (MVM) organized a remarkable event, Abhivachan, to celebrate the timeless joy of reading and rekindle the passion for books in an era dominated by electronic gadgets. The event aimed to remind members of the unparalleled magic of the written word and its ability to transport readers into different worlds.

Through Abhivachan, the Mandal successfully emphasized the importance of cultivating a reading habit in today’s fast-paced world. It served as a gentle reminder that while technology offers convenience, the depth and serenity found in a physical book remain unparalleled. The event was not only a celebration of literature but also an ode to the enduring bond between readers and their favourite authors.

MVM Participation in Utsav Aarohan 2024

December 21-24, 2024         Attendees: 35

The Marathi Vangmay Mandal (MVM) of H.R. College participated in UTSAV AAROHAN 2024, organized by Ramnarain Ruia College, Matunga, from 21st to 24th December 2024, and emerged as the 1st Runner-Up, showcasing exceptional talent and teamwork. The team excelled across multiple categories, bringing pride and glory to the college.

In the Literary Arts, our members demonstrated creativity and intellectual prowess. Anirudha Devgire secured 2nd position in Letter Writing and Poem Writing, and along with Rutu Save, bagged 2nd position in Duo Story Writing, while Ria Parker and Priyanka Shaw earned 3rd position in the same event. The Dumb Charades team of Anirudha Devgire, Rutu Save, and Jay Rane claimed 1st position, and Anirudha Devgire further added to his achievements by securing 2nd position in Story Writing.

This phenomenal performance by MVM highlights their dedication, creativity, and teamwork, making their participation in UTSAV AAROHAN 2024 a memorable and proud moment for H.R. College. Congratulations to the entire team for this outstanding achievement!

Granth Dindi

January 14, 2025

The Marathi Vangdmay Mandal (MVM) at H.R. College organized the Granth Dindi rally to highlight the importance of reading in today’s digital age. With smartphones and social media dominating daily life, the event aimed to reignite interest in books, particularly among younger generations. The rally saw active participation from MVM students, who marched through the college with posters and books, spreading messages about the enriching benefits of reading. They shared personal stories about how books inspire, educate, and help individuals grow intellectually. The event successfully reminded the college community that, despite the digital age, reading remains a powerful tool for learning and personal development. Granth Dindi was more than just a rally—it was a movement to revive the culture of reading.



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