Saralnama200 homes in tribal areas of Gwalior received Diwali gifts from local officials. Police and district administration showed their human side during the festival. Collector Ruchika Chauhan visited old age homes, while SSP Dharmveer Singh and his team distributed sweets and crackers in poor settlements. In Ghatigaon, police officers gave out Diwali treats in Takiya Pura tribal village. Officials also celebrated at one-stop centers and orphanages, following Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav's wishes. Division Commissioner Manoj Khatri joined the festivities at 'Madhav Ashram' old age home in Laxmiganj, handing out sweets, fruits and blankets to residents. (Updated 20 Oct 2025, 21:13 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- 200 homes in tribal areas of Gwalior received Diwali gifts from local officials on 13 Nov 2023
- Police and district administration showed their human side during the festival
- Collector Ruchika Chauhan visited old age homes, while SSP Dharmveer Singh and his team distributed sweets and crackers in poor settlements