Vaishya Sammelan to be held in Belagavi

The Shri Vaishya Garima Manch is set to host the Vaishya Sammelan-2026 in Belagavi on September 6, bringing together members of the Vysya community from around the world. This gathering aims to unite various sub-castes within the community and create a unified platform for their collective progress. The event coincides with the foundation day of the Manch, which will be marked with the theme “Unity, Progress and Respect of Vysya Samaj.” The announcement was made during a press conference in Belagavi on Wednesday, attended by several prominent figures from the community. The conference will take place at the Maratha Mandir near the railway overbridge in Belagavi. Organisers have outlined plans to focus on preserving the cultural heritage of the Vysya community while promoting its significance to future generations. A key objective of the event is to foster entrepreneurship among young members of the community. Discussions will include strategies for creating opportunities for youth, establishing business networks, and encouraging collaboration among entrepreneurs. Senior members of the community will be invited to mentor younger participants, helping them navigate professional challenges. In addition to entrepreneurial initiatives, the Sammelan will serve as a platform for social welfare activities. Community members are expected to collaborate in various service sectors such as education and healthcare. Representatives from multiple Vysya groups, including Vaishyavani Samaj, Kannada Vaishya Samaj, Maheshwari Samaj, Gujarati Vaishya Samaj, Agrawal Samaj, Arya Vaishya Samaj, Sindhi Samaj, and others, will attend the event. Their participation underscores the broad representation of the Vysya community and highlights the inclusive nature of the gathering. Prominent leaders from both national and state levels will be present at the conference. National president Shatrughan Shah, along with general secretary Jitendra Agrawal, will attend alongside other office bearers such as retired IPS officer Vijay Kumar Garg, Jaya Kishore Prasad, and others. At the state level, SVGM State secretary Datta Kanabargi, district president Rajendra Mundada, and other officials will be present. Their involvement indicates the significance of the event and the level of commitment from leadership within the community. The press conference in Belagavi saw active participation from local leaders who expressed confidence in the potential impact of the Sammelan. Rohan Juvali, the Manch State unit president, emphasized the importance of unity and mutual support among community members. He highlighted how the event would provide a space for dialogue and collaboration, enabling the Vysya community to address contemporary issues collectively. The discussions are expected to cover a wide range of topics, from economic development to cultural preservation. The Vaishya Sammelan-2026 represents a major step towards strengthening the identity and cohesion of the Vysya community. With its focus on fostering unity, promoting entrepreneurship, and enhancing social welfare, the event promises to be a landmark occasion. As preparations continue for the conference, all stakeholders remain committed to ensuring its success and making it a meaningful experience for all attendees.