Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Ravindra Chavan Birthday Marked By Statewide Religious And Welfare Events
Ravindra Chavan, the BJP president in Maharashtra, celebrated his birthday with people in several ways.
He visited a temple in Dombivli to seek blessings.
He and his family also met children at an orphanage and residents of an old-age home.
Party offices held special programmes where people greeted him.
Young people, party workers and citizens took part in the celebrations.
Groups also organised prayers and ceremonies for his long life.
Some programmes gave foodgrains, bicycles, helmets and other useful items to people.
Blood donation camps and donations to old-age homes were held too.
Chavan said the public’s support would encourage his public-service work.
Religious, social and welfare programmes were organised across Maharashtra for BJP Maharashtra president Ravindra Chavan’s birthday.
Chavan visited a temple, an orphanage, an old-age home and a training academy in Dombivli with his family.
BJP offices held felicitation programmes, while citizens, party workers and youth offered greetings and inaugurated offices.
Welfare initiatives included foodgrain distribution, bicycles, solar panels, driving licences, helmets and senior citizen certificates.
Blood donation camps and donations of washing machines and other essentials were also organised at various locations.
- Who
- Ravindra Chavan, BJP Maharashtra president, along with BJP workers, office-bearers, citizens and participating organisations.
- What
- A statewide series of birthday celebrations combining religious ceremonies, public outreach and welfare activities.
- When
- On Ravindra Chavan’s birthday; the article does not provide a date.
- Where
- Across Maharashtra, including Dombivli, Navi Mumbai and the Kalyan-Dombivli area.
- Why
- To celebrate Chavan’s birthday, convey public greetings and conduct social and welfare initiatives.
- Person honoured
- Ravindra Chavan, president of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Maharashtra
- Main location
- Dombivli, including the Shri Ganesh Temple, an orphanage, an old-age home and a training academy
- Religious activities
- Temple visits, hom-havan ceremonies and the traditional aukshan ceremony
- Welfare activities
- Foodgrains, bicycles, solar panels, driving licences, helmets and senior citizen certificates were distributed
- Community initiatives
- Blood donation camps were organised at various locations
- Support for institutions
- Old-age homes received washing machines and other essential items
- Public response
- Party workers, office-bearers, citizens and Gen Z youth participated in greetings and programmes