Maharaja Karan Singh's 410th birth anniversary on July 10

The 410th birth anniversary of Maharaja Karan Singh of Bikaner will be celebrated with great pomp on July 10 by the Kshatriya Sabha along with all communities. Know the full plan.

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The 410th birth anniversary of Maharaja Karan Singh of Bikaner will be celebrated on July 10.
He was known by the title 'Jai Jangal Dhar Badshah'.
The Kshatriya Sabha, along with all communities, will organize a grand celebration for this anniversary.
Various media will be used for the promotion and publicity of the anniversary.

Maharaja Karan Singh's 410th birth anniversary on July 10

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The 410th birth anniversary of Maharaja Karan Singh of Bikaner, honored with the title "Jai Jangal Dhar Badshah," will be celebrated with great enthusiasm on July 10. A grand ceremony will be organized on this occasion, ensuring the participation of all communities.

Preparations for the Grand Event

An important meeting regarding this was held at the Kshatriya Sabha office, Bidasar House. In the meeting, the executive committee of the Kshatriya Sabha and Trust held extensive discussions on the outline of the anniversary ceremony.

Participation of All Communities

It has been decided to include all institutions of Bikaner and all communities in the ceremony. The aim is to celebrate this historic day collectively.

Emphasis on Promotion and Publicity

All members present at the meeting agreed on the extensive promotion of the anniversary. It was decided that information about this event would be disseminated to as many people as possible using various media to make the anniversary a memorable event.

Key Members Present at the Meeting

Several senior members of the Kshatriya Sabha were present at this important meeting. These included Mahavir Singh Pawar, Jagmal Singh Payli, Shivraj Singh Naruka, Bhanwar Singh Udat, and Girdhari Singh Khindasar. Also present were Mohan Singh Nal, Ranveer Singh Nokhra, Tej Singh Melia, Virendra Singh Naruka, Jitendra Singh Rajiyasar, Rupendra Singh Kakku, Vikram Singh Bika, and Devendra Singh.