• BJP Mahila Morcha strengthens organisation and promotes healthy living

JAMMU: BJP J&K Mahila Morcha Vice President and District Prabhari, Jammu, Prerna Nanda, today conducted an Organisational Pravas at Kupper Village, Bajalta Mandal to further strengthen the party's grassroots network and organisational activities. The meeting was held in the presence of District Mahila Morcha President, Anuradha Sharma.

The programme was organised by Bajalta Mandal Mahila Morcha President Amita Rajput, in the presence of Bajalta Mandal Mahila Morcha Prabhari Abha Jamwal and Bajalta Mandal President Shiv Kumar Sharma. Mandal Mahila Morcha office bearers, karyakartas and local women enthusiastically participated in the organisational meeting.

Addressing the gathering, Prerna Nanda underscored the importance of organisational Pravas as an effective medium to strengthen the party at the grassroots, improve coordination among karyakartas, enhance public outreach and ensure the effective implementation of the BJP's ideology and organisational programmes. She urged every karyakarta to remain closely connected with the people and work with dedication to further strengthen the organisation from booth to district level.

Speaking on the occasion, Anuradha Sharma highlighted the vital role of women in organisational expansion and nation-building. She encouraged Mahila Morcha workers to actively participate in every organisational initiative and continue serving society with commitment, discipline and a spirit of selfless service.

Following the organisational Pravas, BJP Mahila Morcha also organised an awareness programme under the nationwide campaign commemorating 12 Years of the Narendra Modi Government – "Vikas, Vishwas aur Jan Kalyan." As part of this initiative, a special programme on the concept of "Kam Tel Wali Thali" was organised to encourage healthier eating habits and promote reduced consumption of edible oil. During the programme, Mahila Morcha karyakartas showcased a variety of nutritious low-oil dishes, which were shared with all the participants. The recipes and methods of preparing these healthy dishes were also explained, demonstrating that wholesome and delicious food can be prepared with minimal oil.

Prerna Nanda appealed to everyone to adopt low-oil meals as a part of their daily lifestyle, stating that such simple dietary changes can significantly help in preventing lifestyle-related diseases such as diabetes, fatty liver and heart ailments while promoting a healthier and fitter society.

The programme concluded with an interactive session with Mahila Morcha karyakartas, reaffirming the collective resolve to strengthen the organisation at every level, intensify public outreach and actively contribute towards the successful implementation of the BJP's organisational and public welfare initiatives, inspired by the vision of "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas."

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