“Raktveer”, a blood donation drive was held in the city to begin the Utsav with a feeling of harmony and achievement. Everyone, eligible and capable of donating blood, was invited to participate in Raktveer to mark the beginning of “Namotsav”.

“Rudrabhishek”, a sacred ceremony was held to pray for Mr. Modi’s long life and prosperity. The work he has done so far and the work he is yet to do have revived a love for him among the audience.

On this day, 1.5 Lac copies of Namo Patra containing the briefs of Government Scheme were distributed among the people of Mewar, attending the Maha Sabha . Also, on the same day, Mr. Modi inaugurated the NH projects worth Rs. 15,000 Crore.

On the fourth day of Namotsav, a cleanliness campaign was organized to encourage the public to keep the streets clean. “Swacchata hi Seva” Campaign is an initiative to inculcate a feeling of self motivation among the people, so that cleanliness is kept not only on 30^th August 2017, but everyday afterwards.

Unavailability of toilets and restrooms has been a topic of concern in most of the rural areas of India. On the same note, the movie “Toilet: Ek Prem Katha” was shown to the women of slums and tribal areas surrounding the city.

On the sixth day of Namotsav, the children of the tribal areas and slums were taken for a tour to Pratap Gaurav Kendra.

To conclude the 7 day event, on this last day, bags were distributed to the needy kids of the colony in order to motivate them to learn, attend school and grow up to become the future of our country.