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Ambanis seek blessings for daughter’s wedding via Anna Seva in Udaipur

To serve 5,100 people food 3 times a day from Dec 7-10; Will support 108 traditiona­l Indian Crafts through a Swadesh Bazaar

- - Staff Reporter

MUMBAI: As a mark of respect and gratitude to the city of Udaipur, and to seek their blessings for the upcoming wedding of their daughter, the family has commenced a special “Anna Seva” — taking up the auspicious task of feeding 5,100 people (majority of them with special abilities) three times everyday from Dec 7-10, to coincide with the pre-wedding functions of Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal on December 8-9. Family members, including Mukesh and Nita Ambani, Ajay and Swati Piramal, Isha and Anand were present at this Anna Seva function, serving people and interactin­g with them. The Anna Seva functions will continue for four days, from Dec 710 and will be performed three times a day at the Narayan Seva Sansthan, Udaipur. In addition, the pre-wedding festivitie­s will also see the setting up of a specially curated exhibit called the Swadesh Bazaar that will showcase 108 traditoina­l Indian Crafts and art forms from all different regions of the country for the national and internatio­nal guests. Presenting the art will be master craftsmen and craftswome­n themselves, who are keeping these traditiona­l arts alive. Creating an interestin­g experience as also an immersion into the India’s cultural heritage. Swadesh Bazaar is a unique concept to encourage the craftsmans­hip of traditiona­l Indian artisans, especially for a lot of indigenous crafts that need conservati­on and revival and have been supported by Reliance Foundation.

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