Udaipur, February 7 – For nearly two decades, Narayan Seva Sansthan has been fulfilling the dreams of specially-abled and underprivileged individuals by helping them start their married lives with dignity. The 43rd Free Mass Wedding Ceremony will take place on February 8 and 9, 2025, at Seva Mahatirth.
This year, the event will witness the union of 51 couples, including 28 specially-abled and 23 underprivileged individuals. The stories of these couples are deeply inspiring and emotional, proving that determination and resilience can overcome any obstacle.
💍 A Grand Celebration of Love & Inclusion
The two-day wedding ceremony will feature:
✔️ Traditional rituals, including Ganpati Sthapana, Haldi, Mehendi, and Var Mala.
✔️ Honoring of “Dharma Parents”—people who act as symbolic guardians for these couples.
✔️ A vibrant cultural program with music, dance, and celebrations.
✔️ Over 108 volunteers ensuring seamless arrangements.
This initiative aims to eradicate the societal barriers that specially-abled individuals face and help them live fulfilling lives with dignity and companionship.
✨ Inspiring Stories from the 43rd Free Mass Wedding
1️⃣ A WhatsApp Friendship Turns into a Lifelong Bond
👉 Groom: Dharmdas Pal (35), Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh
👉 Bride: Reshma Parmar (32), Dhar, Madhya Pradesh
✔️ Dharmdas, born without both hands, never let his disability define him. He pursued higher education and now works as a computer operator in a printing press.
✔️ Reshma, who lost mobility in her lower body due to polio, is an independent woman who manages household chores effortlessly.
✔️ The two met through a WhatsApp group for specially-abled individuals. Their friendship blossomed into love, and six months ago, their families agreed to their engagement.
✔️ Financial hardships prevented their wedding, but with the support of Narayan Seva Sansthan, they will now tie the knot in this grand event.
2️⃣ A Small Meeting That Led to a Lifetime Together
👉 Groom: Somnath Dhritlahare (28), Vaigaon, Chhattisgarh
👉 Bride: Rakhi (26), Sendri, Chhattisgarh
✔️ Somnath lost his left hand in a tragic bike accident in 2018. He came to Narayan Seva Sansthan, received a prosthetic hand, and later completed a free mobile repair training course. Today, he runs his own business, supporting his family.
✔️ Rakhi was born with disabilities in both legs and one eye. In 2014, she underwent successful corrective surgery at the Sansthan and can now walk with the help of calipers.
✔️ The two met during a Divyang Pad Yatra (specially-abled march) and instantly connected.
✔️ Their relationship turned into a deep commitment, and they will now officially unite in the mass wedding ceremony.
3️⃣ A Strong-Willed Woman Becomes Her Husband’s Support for Life
👉 Groom: Kachrulal (29), Banswara, Rajasthan
👉 Bride: Kali Kumari (25), Padra-Badana, Rajasthan
✔️ Kachrulal, born with polio, lost mobility in both legs and relies on crutches for movement. Despite his challenges, he helps his family in farming.
✔️ Kali, from an underprivileged family, grew up watching her father struggle to provide for five children through farming and daily labor.
✔️ Their families got them engaged a year ago, but financial hardships prevented their marriage.
✔️ With Narayan Seva Sansthan’s support, they will now begin a new chapter in their lives on February 9, 2025.
💞 Transforming Lives: The Impact of the Free Mass Wedding Initiative
Since 2004, Narayan Seva Sansthan has successfully united 2,408 couples through these free mass wedding ceremonies.
📌 How It Benefits Specially-Abled & Underprivileged Couples:
✅ A chance to lead a dignified married life.
✅ Financial support through essential household gifts (furniture, utensils, clothing, and more).
✅ A grand wedding experience with full traditional rituals.
✅ Eliminates social stigma associated with disabilities and financial struggles.
✅ Encourages acceptance and inclusion in society.
This initiative proves that love and companionship go beyond physical limitations and financial struggles.
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Udaipur Kiran, his insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.
