The 1st programme of Kanya Mandal was held on 4th July 2026, with 80 girls participating. They thoroughly enjoyed making photo frames, which they took home to show their parents. The workshop was conducted by Bhavana Mody, and special thanks go to all the committee members for their support. Each child was given a snack packet containing cheese balls, biscuits, a Perk chocolate, and a Maaza drink, along with four handkerchiefs as a take-home gift.

Girls learn the traditional art of Garba — a dance form that carries deep cultural and festive significance. The classes nurture rhythm, grace, and a proud connection to Gujarat's rich heritage, keeping the tradition alive in the next generation.

Kanya Mandal organised a dedicated medical camp for girls, providing free health check-ups and consultations. The camp focused on promoting health awareness among young girls and ensuring they have access to basic medical guidance in a safe and supportive environment.

Kanya Mandal comes alive during festivals — celebrating the colour and spirit of India's festive calendar with the girls. From decorations and traditional activities to shared meals and performances, these celebrations build a sense of togetherness and joyful cultural pride.

Girls participated in a hands-on diya-making session using clay — shaping, moulding, and decorating their own diyas as a creative and meaningful festive activity. A beautiful blend of tradition and craft that brought joy and a sense of pride to every participant.