STATE TIMES NEWS
R S PURA: The Jammu and Kashmir Kaith Biradari organised a function at village Kothe Chuhala on Monday where the devotees who in large number came to attend, paid obeisance to their tutelary Deity namely-Uttami Devi and sought her benevolent blessings for the welfare of self and their families. They also took Prasad from the Bhandara.
The function was held under the supervision of Capt. Girdhari Lal Kaith and Subedar Bachan Lal Kaith.
It was said that Uttami Devi is an important female Deity worshipped twice a year. She is believed to be protector of the Kaith families. Besides, she fulfils one’s wishes.
Intellectuals among the Biradari said that the quality education to the children is the most important. Facilities need to be provided to ensure that the talented children among the Biradari achieve full potential and grow to become top professionals and administrators. They also stressed for eradication of social evils prevalent in the Biradari, which have not only weakened it but have also created a sense of inferiority complex and inadequacy amongst its members.
Biradarimembers congratulated Dr Vijay Kumar and other meritorious students who received the Award and Medals of Honour instituted in honour of late Lt Col ManoharLal Kaith and Capt. Raja Ram Kaith with an object to give them honourable tributes.
It may be mentioned that Lt Col ManoharLal Kaith and Capt. Raja Ram Kaith were eminent members among the Kaith Biradari who after their retirement from Indian Army, contributed consistently in all aspects of voluntary service whether it was practical assistance to others or Biradari activities or raising funds for charity but unfortunately both the members died in the prime age of their life.