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www.desitalk.com – that’s all you need to know 7 CITY VIEWS November 21, 2025 Maheshwari Mahasabha Of NJ/NY/PA Celebrates Diwali Milan 2025 In Grand Style T he Maheshwari Mahasabha of NJ/ NY/PA lit up the Deewan Banquet Hall in Piscataway with a vibrant celebration of *Diwali Milan 2025*, bringing together hundreds of members from across the tri-state area for an evening of light, laughter, and cultural pride. The annual Diwali Milan event has long been a highlight for the Maheshwari com- munity, and this year’s celebration stood out for its seamless blend of tradition and modern flair. Guests enjoyed a program filled with captivating cultural perfor- mances, delectable cuisine, and a spirit of unity that embodied the essence of the festival of lights. A major highlight of the evening was the participation of the community’s youth leaders and performers, whose energy and creativity shone brightly on stage. Their performances, ranging from dance and music to theatrical presenta- tions, reflected the community’s enduring commitment to nurturing leadership and artistic talent among the younger genera- tion. “The enthusiasm and dedication of our youth are truly inspiring,” said one of the event organizers. “They represent the future of our Maheshwari Pariwar and continue to carry forward our values of togetherness, service, and cultural pride.” The event also featured heartfelt acknowledgments for the many indi- viduals and sponsors who contributed to its success. Organizers expressed deep gratitude to the decorators, DJ, and media volunteers who captured the magic of the evening through photos and videos—pre- serving memories that will be cherished for years to come. Special guests graced the celebration, sharing in the festive atmosphere and commending the Mahasabha’s efforts to promote cultural unity and community engagement across generations. As the evening concluded, the hall resonated with warmth, laughter, and a shared sense of pride. For attendees, the celebration was not only a joyous Diwali gathering but also a reaffirmation of the community’s enduring bonds and collec- tive spirit. “Diwali reminds us that light always triumphs over darkness,” said a senior member of the Mahasabha. “Tonight, that light was reflected in our community’s unity, love, and shared joy.” By a StaffWriter By a StaffWriter PHOTOS:MMNA CRY Walk 2025 Towards A Better Tomorrow For Thousands Of Children C RY, Child Rights and You America (CRY America) successfully con- cluded its annual CRYWalk series across multiple cities in the US. The CRYWalks provide an opportunity for people to support the cause of children denied opportunities to live, learn, grow and play. CRYWalk 2025 events united com- munity volunteers, walking and biking enthusiasts, sponsors and donors across Los Angeles, Seattle, New Jersey, Bos- ton, Houston and San Diego. The events comprised of 5k walks in community parks or along scenic trails, fun activities for students, snacks and dance warm-up sessions! Shefali Sunderlal, President, CRY America said, “We thank everyone who came together to support our CRYWalk events to ensure a better childhood for underprivileged children. Every step is an investment into a child’s future. When we ensure that the rights of children are protected, we create a better world for everyone.” We are grateful to our event donors, sponsors, fundraisers, walkers and volunteers for being the bridge between lost dreams and new beginnings for underprivileged children. A special round of applause to our high school students who organized successful events across multiple cities. CRY San Diego Volunteer Leader Palak Gosalia believes that, “Volunteering with CRY events like the CRYWalk spark mean- ingful conversations, foster empathy, and mobilize support for a great cause. They make a direct impact in our immediate community and enable long-term change for children in underserved areas”. About CRY America: CRY, Child Rights and You America Inc (CRY America) is a 501c3 non-profit driv- en by its vision of a just world in which all children have equal opportunities to develop to their full potential and realize their dreams. With the support of over 35,000 donors and 2,000 volunteers, CRY America has impacted the lives of 800,000 children through support to 111 Projects in India & the USA. PHOTOS:CRY America