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“Diwali Dhamaka” Shines Bright: Save Indian
Farmers Raises Vital Funds for Flood-Hit Farmers
OUR BUREAU munity. Organizers announced that with activity as families explored stalls farming families devastated by the
the fundraiser surpassed its goals, featuring authentic Indian food, jew- recent floods.”
Edison, NJ
making it one of SIF’s most success- elry, clothing, and handcrafted gifts. While the Mela marked a major
his year’s Diwali celebrations ful community events to date. More than 15 vendors participated, milestone in community outreach
in New Jersey were marked The Mela offered a dazzling line- turning the fairgrounds into a color- and fundraising, organizers empha-
Tnot just by lights and laughter, up of over 25 live performances, rang- ful bazaar. Children enjoyed creative sized that the need for continued sup-
but by compassion and community ing from Bollywood and classical dance moments at DIY stations, decorating port remains critical. Donations will
spirit. The non-profit organization numbers to soulful singing and instru- paper lanterns, rangoli, and diyas, continue to fund emergency relief
Save Indian Farmers (SIF) hosted mental recitals. A special highlight was adding a joyful sparkle to the event’s and long-term rehabilitation projects
its much-anticipated Diwali Mela on a Mallakhamb demonstration, show- community spirit. for rural communities struggling to
October 11th, successfully combining casing the traditional Indian sport’s SIF’s representatives expressed recover from natural disasters.
festivity with philanthropy to raise unique blend of strength and grace. heartfelt gratitude to the attendees, Save Indian Farmers (SIF) is a
vital funds for farmers affected by re- Adding a poignant touch to the artists, and sponsors whose enthusi- U.S.-based non-profit organization
cent floods in India. day, the Prayog Theater Group per- asm made the event a success. committed to supporting and em-
The full-day cultural event formed a moving street play titled “The turnout and energy from powering agricultural communities
turned into a vibrant celebration of “Swarg Me Kisan” (“A Farmer in Heav- the community were truly humbling,” across India. Its work spans disaster
Indian heritage, featuring continuous en”), which left the audience reflecting said a spokesperson for Save Indi- relief, education, and sustainable
entertainment, shopping, and family on the struggles and sacrifices of In- an Farmers. “Because of everyone’s farming advocacy, focusing on im-
activities—all for a cause that reso- dia’s farmers. generosity, we can immediately begin proving farmers’ livelihoods and
nated deeply with the diaspora com- Beyond the stage, the venue buzzed deploying funds to provide relief to strengthening rural resilience.
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