The G H Raisoni Memorial Talk, organised by Raisoni Foundation and G H Raisoni Skill Tech University under the banner of the Orange City Literature Festival on Monday witnessed an overwhelming response from the public. The event held at Kavivarya Suresh Bhat Auditorium in Reshimbagh saw over a thousand attendees who gathered to witness an evening of grace, reflection, and spiritual awakening. The event was supported by Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC). The highlight of the evening was the presence of the much-admired motivational speaker and spiritual guide, Jaya Kishori, who delivered a soul-stirring talk titled “You Are Enough: Confidence, Character & the Quiet Revolution Within.” With her signature warmth and humility, she captivated the audience by speaking about the importance of self-worth and inner strength. She reminded everyone that motivation does not come from the outside but from within, and that true motivation is deeply rooted in spirituality.

 

Former MP Ajay Sancheti, Savita Sancheti, Sunil Raisoni, Shobha Raisoni, Major General S K Vidyarthi, Varsha Manohar, Shreyas Raisoni, Palakh Raisoni were other dignitaries present on this occasion. During her address, Jaya Kishori beautifully explained the connection between spirituality and religiousness, saying that the two are not separate but intertwined. She encouraged the audience not to fear God, but to understand that God is a loving force who thinks highly of each one of us. She emphasized that individuals should not compare themselves with others, as everyone is unique in their own journey. She also touched upon the intricacies of parent-child relationships, highlighting the need for understanding and compassion within families. Speaking about the event, Shreyas Raisoni, Director of the Raisoni Group, said that the Memorial Talk was a tribute to Late G H Raisoni, whose life was guided by the principles of simplicity, humility, and strength of character. He expressed gratitude for Jaya Kishori’s presence and the positive impact her words had on the audience. Palakh Raisoni proposed the vote of thanks.