Wed, 8 June

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar unveiled the book 'Jaisinghgunavarnanam' by Dr. Shri Krishna Jugnu. This book was composed by Pt. Ranchod Bhatt during the construction of Jaisamand by keeping the work and personality of Maharana Jai Singh. Mr. Jugnu translated and edited this book after importing it from London which was unavailable from 300 years.

Maharana Jai Singh, the 59th Diwan of Shree Eklingnath ji was the water donor of Mewar, he made a unique contribution in the collection, management and conservation of rain water to deal with famine and drought. Maharana got the world famous man-made fresh water lake named Jaisamudra built 32 miles south-east of Udaipur.

Dr. Shri Krishna Jugnu said that the latest book about Maharana Jai Singh and Amar Singh (II) of Mewar will pave the way for research for all of us.

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar unveiling the book 'Jaisinghgunavarnanam' by Dr. Shri Krishna Jugnu

Sat, 11 June

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar was the Chief Guest at the Tara Sansthan Old Age Home to celebrate their 12th Foundation day at Sector 6, Udaipur.

Tara sansthan was founded by Ms. Kalpana Goyal. The charitable organization was initially started as Tara Netralaya, evoted to provide free eye care and providing free eye cataract operations to the poor and needy. Tara’ is putting special focus on helping and serving the aged destitutes, and the widowed women, School for Widows' Children, Monthly Ration to Old age People Eye Hospitals Old AgeHomes MonthlyPension to Young Widows.

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar addressing the senior citizens at Tara Sansthan

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar with the members and staff of Tara Sansthan

Tue, 21 June

Seventh Kalyan Mahayag of Kallaji Mandir Mandal Trust Nimbheda was celebrated under the banner of Sheshavatar Kallaji Vedapeeth and Research Institute. Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar joined the celebrations as the Chief Guest. He addressed the gathering.

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar offering prayers at Kallaji Mandir, Nimbaheda