SNDT Arts and S.C.B. Commerce and Science Women’s College in Churchgate organised a Gyan Dindi procession on Friday to celebrate Ashadhi Ekadashi, officials said. Students, faculty and staff dressed in traditional attire and walked to devotional music, chanting abhangs and hymns.
Mumbai: Marking the occasion of Ashadhi Ekadashi, the SNDT Arts and S.C.B. Commerce and Science Women's College at Churchgate organised a vibrant 'Gyan Dindi' (Knowledge Procession) on Friday, bringing together students, faculty members and administrative staff in a celebration of Maharashtra's rich spiritual and cultural heritage.
Procession Features Abhangs, Bhajans, and Presentations on Warkari Traditions
Jointly organised by the junior and senior colleges, the procession transformed the campus into a devotional setting as participants dressed in traditional attire walked together to the rhythmic beats of taal and mridang. The programme featured the chanting of abhangs, devotional hymns, and presentations highlighting the traditions of the Warkari sect.
The procession commenced from the college premises and aimed to introduce students to the teachings of the saint tradition, the values of the Warkari movement and the importance of social harmony, ethical values and India's cultural legacy. Students enthusiastically participated in the disciplined march, reflecting the spirit of devotion and community associated with the annual pilgrimage to Pandharpur.
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