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A marathon for ‘Green and Clean India’ by Mithibai’s ‘Kshitij’ Team

Mumbai: The 11th edition of the grand and huge youth festival, ‘Kshitij 2017’ will be held under the vibrant roof of SVKM from 7 to 10 December 2017 at Mithibai College, Vile Parle (West),Mumbai.The annual Mithibai’s paragon of youth festival “Kshitij” apart from enchanting and tantalizing all the hearts with various cultural programs also partake in social activities too. 

Recently, the youngsters of Mithibai College in association with Life Vince Foundation successfully organized an interactive program for cancer patients at the Tata Memorial Hospital, Parel, Mumbai. The main aim was to provide inspiration and encouragement to all those patients fighting the dreaded ailment.

The ‘Kshitij’ team are also organizing a mission ‘Green and Clean India’ for which a 7-kilometer marathon run will be held on 10th December in Juhu at 6:00 AM. The registrations for the marathon will commence from 7th October 2017.For registration and more information contact on 97739 97157.

Dr. Rajpal Shripad Hande, the principal of Mithibai College said, “To create a sense of social awareness and promote the spirit of the team is the main purpose of Mithibai’s Kshitij Festival. I herewith render my best wishes to all my students in their future endeavour.”

On the occasion of Karva Chauth, M. M. Mithaiwala’s attractive and charming ’Karva’

Mumbai. The festival of Karva Chauth will be celebrated on 8th October 2017 with great enthusiasm by North Indians. On this occasion, the famous ’M M Mithaiwala’, located in Malad (West), Mumbai, has made many types of sweet and namkeens like  Mathari(Swali), Sutar Fanni, Bhujia, Karva, which is used on the occasion of this festival. Along with it they have also arranged ‘Abhoi Aathe’ and ‘Lakshmi Puja Panne’, which is used for worship.

This makes it easier for people to buy items of worship and sweets, snacks, etc. It is worth visiting,  maybe it is available only here in Mumbai. They have made Sugar’s lota called Karva, which looks very attractive. There are small, medium and large sizes of Karva available at Rs 40,50,60 per piece respectively. According to MM Mithaiwala’s owner Mr Manmohan Gupta, sometime they make sweets and namkeens according to festivals for customer’s convenience, so that people do not wander place to place during the occasion.