Empowering Youth: Vankar Seva Sangh Organizes Insightful Spoken English Seminar at Gyan Bhavan

In today's globalized economy, mastering English communication is an invaluable tool for academic growth and professional career breakthroughs. Recognizing this essential community need, Vankar Seva Sangh successfully organized an empowering Spoken English Seminar on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at 5:00 PM. The event was proudly hosted at the newly constructed, state-of-the-art Gyan Bhavan in Chandkheda.

A Traditional and Auspicious Beginning

The seminar commenced on a highly respectful note with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony (Deep Pragatiya) and floral tributes to the portraits of revered community icons, Babasaheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Veermaya Dev, seeking their noble blessings for this institutional educational milestone.

Interactive Learning and Expert Mentorship

The seminar opened with a warm welcome speech delivered by Shri Chetan Sutariya, who also gracefully welcomed our Chief Guest, Shri Manharbhai Bansidhar Saheb, presenting him with a bouquet and a traditional shawl. Following the welcome protocol, Vankar Seva Sangh’s General Secretary, Shri Motilal Patanwala, delivered an insightful address laying down the contextual importance of regional youth learning English.

The organization’s respected President, Shri Manubhai Parmar Saheb, detailed the vital importance of acquiring strong communication skills to seamlessly break barriers in modern corporate tracks and advanced institutional streams.

The core learning session was masterfully conducted by Shri Manharbhai, who immediately built a direct connection with the attendees. Breaking away from classic, unidirectional lecture-style teaching, he led an active dialogue and custom Q&A session with 70+ enthusiastic students, turning the seminar into a dynamic, joyful language experience.

The interactive energy of the students and trustees made the session a massive success. The seminar drew to a beautiful close with a sincere vote of thanks by Shri Pareshbhai Sutariya, following which all present guests, students, and community organizers bonded over traditional light refreshments (Suruchi Alpaahar).