Recent Events
Physiotherapy & Rehab Center
Age is just a number — strength, balance, and confidence can be yours at any stage of life. Physiotherapy & Rehab Center will be conducting Fun and Energizing exercise sessions for 50+ are designed to:
• Ease joint pain
• Improve balance & prevent falls
• Boost energy and flexibility
Feel stronger, steadier, and more active every week. Because after 50, it’s time to shine even brighter!
The sessions will have simple exercises that can be incorporated easily in our daily routine. Dr Natasha Gupta (PT), specialising in Sports & Musculoskeletal Rehab, will be conducting the weekly sessions at Jyotirmoi Club.
Join today — your stronger tomorrow starts now!
Children’s Treat by Prayas
Jyotirmai Executive Committee, along with Prayas, a wing of Jyotirmai Club, organized a Children’s Treat for less-privileged children from various Institutions on 21st December 2025 at The Heritage School.
The wonderful efforts of our members made the event truly memorable.
Around 1,400 children from 9 institutions participated and were thoroughly entertained by lively performances from a DJ and a singer. Children from each institution also presented a 10-minute classical dance performance, which added charm and cultural richness to the event.
The children were served breakfast and lunch, and transportation from their respective institutions was arranged by Jyotirmai Club, ensuring their comfort.
We were fortunate to distribute many useful items to the children, including:
* Dari
* Aasan
* Chocolates
* A pair of socks
* Fruity
* Cream biscuits
* Wafer biscuits
All the children thoroughly enjoyed the day, returning with happy smiles and cherished memories.
Anant Darshan
Anant Darshan, started in 2007, is still going strong in 2025, when we took nearly 40 ladies to Tamil Nadu for a 5 day trip to all the religions sights in Kumbakonam, Thanjavur and Trichy.
We visited the Sarangapani and Chakrapani temple in Kumbakonam along with many other temples. The Gangai konda temple in Thanjavur and the Brihadeshwar Shiv temple, a UNESCO site were some of the other beautiful temple. The highlight of the tour was the outstanding Vishnu temple ” Swami Ranganatha temple ” in Trichy. It’s an architectural marvel. Lots of shopping and camaraderie among friends was inevitable.
A lot of effort goes in making this trip happen for members. Thank you Jyotirmai and may you take us for more Darshans in future.
Picnic at Raichak – A Day to Cherish
Our picnic at Raichak, Usha Bamalwa’s farmhouse was a truly joyful and heartwarming celebration of togetherness. Surrounded by nature, the day unfolded beautifully with laughter, music, games, and shared moments that left everyone smiling.
From the delicious breakfast to the much-loved snacks, lunch, and tea–samosa, every spread was a complete superhit and enjoyed by all. The fun-filled activities, plant potting, music, and surprises brought immense happiness and created a lively, festive spirit throughout the day.
The smiles, warmth, and contentment on the faces of our members and their guests said it all — everyone went home happy, fulfilled and carrying beautiful memories of a perfectly spent day.
Jyotirmai Vidya Mandir Celebrated Saraswati Puja
Free Eye Camp at Howrah
Jeevan Jyoti had a Free Eye Camp on 8th February,2026 (Sunday) at Howrah in association with MP Birla Eye Hospital where 180 patients were screened. 134 spectacles were given and 7 surgeries held.
Free Eye & Physiotherapy Camp at Jyotirmai Club
Jeevan Jyoti had Free Eye Camp on 22nd February (Sunday) at Jyotirmai Club premises where 133 Patients came. We donated 61 Spectacles and 30 Surgeries. We had a Physiotherapy camp too where we had 41 Patients.
Charity for Hospital
Jyotirmai Club is honored to donate an Ambulance to Mahavir Seva Sadan in support of their compassionate healthcare on 26th March 2026.
Charity for School
The generous support by Jyotirmai club in sustaining the vision of nurturing 1,000 Girl Children at Adhigam Bhoomi.
Help Us Help Them (HUHT) family, runs a school initiative – Adhigam Bhoomi – “Apni Mitti Se Judi Shiksha”, Serving Rural Girls near Joka
Their mission is to provide holistic, skill based education grounded in sustainable, community rooted principles.
Jyotirmai Executive Committee Field Trip – Liluah Gaushala
On the 28th of May 2026, members of the Jyotirmai Executive Committee visited the Gaushala at Liluah for a soulful and meaningful field trip. The Gaushala housed nearly 1500 cows, including milking, old, and sick cows. Serving and feeding them was an extremely satisfying and heart-touching experience.
Our members fed the cows with nearly 500 kg of watermelons, laddus from the saava mani, vegetables like bhindi, parval and carrots, along with rotis. The words “Dhanwantry” written there, meaning “gateway to heaven,” beautifully reflected the sacredness of serving the sick and helpless cows.
The team also distributed umbrellas, towels, durries, clothes, samosas, lassi, and other useful items among the hardworking people at the Gaushala. Their happiness and blessings made the experience even more special.
NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR THE YRAR 2026-27
New Committee List 2026-27
- Smt.Savita Kothari (President)
- Smt. Sudha Bagaria (Vice President)
- Smt. Nisha Padia (Secretary)
- Smt. Anita Jhunjhunwala (Joint Secretary)
- Smt.Geetki Garg (Member)
- Smt.Manju Parasramka (Member)
- Smt.Amita Bhojnagarwala (Member)
- Smt. Padma Poddar (Member)
- Smt.Nalini Bothra (Member)
- Smt. Vandana Agarwal (Member)
- Smt. Sudha Churiwal (Member)
- Smt.shweta chandak (member)
- Smt. Sarita Agarwal (Member)
- Smt. Kiran Jhunjhunwala Advisor to Committee 2026-27
Devdutt Patnaik’s Talk Show
Devdutt Patnaik’s talk show today at KCC was an intellectually enriching and thought-provoking experience.
Using Bakasura from the Mahabharata as the protagonist, Devdutt Patnaik beautifully peeled away the layers of mythology to reveal the timeless wisdom embedded in our scriptures. He reminded us that our epics are not merely stories of gods, demons, and heroes, but profound reflections on human nature and the choices we make.
Bakasura, he explained, is far more than a demon with an insatiable appetite for food. He represents the endless hunger that exists within us—our craving for wealth, power, status, recognition, possessions, and control. It is this unchecked desire to acquire more than we truly need that creates imbalance in individuals and society alike.
One of the most compelling aspects of the evening was the way Devdutt Patnaik decoded the real meanings our scriptures depict, moving beyond literal interpretations to uncover their psychological, philosophical, and cultural significance. He demonstrated how these ancient narratives continue to hold a mirror to our modern lives, urging us to distinguish between need and greed, abundance and excess, contentment and endless craving.
An enlightening evening that transformed a familiar tale from the Mahabharata into a powerful reflection on the human condition, leaving the audience with a renewed appreciation for the depth, relevance, and enduring wisdom of our scriptures.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. The Governing Body has appointed Kiran Jhunjhunwala our immediate past President as member of the Governing Body after the resignation of our esteemed member Shrimati Sarla Nevatia ji . We welcome her to this group
Governing body members :
Prabha Shridhar
Uma Kanoria
Aruna Periwal
Alka Sarawgi
Kiran Nopani
Sunita Gupta
Reena Bhandari
Bindu Swarup
Kiran Jhunjhunwala