On April 15, 2025, King Palace Dhaba in Edison, New Jersey, hosted a special luncheon in honor of the India’s Minister of State for Social Justice & Empowerment, Ramdas Athawale. The event, co-organized by ITV Gold, brought together community leaders, cultural advocates, and supporters of Indo-American collaboration.
Minister Athawale, known for his unique blend of politics and poetry, shared his perspectives on social justice and empowerment. His poetic expressions, often delivered in parliamentary sessions, have been noted for their satirical take on political scenarios.
The luncheon featured notable attendees including Councilman Ajay Patil, Mahesh Wani from Save the Farmers, Bhadra Butala from the Gandhian Society, and choreographers Sonalee Vyas Jani, Ronak Jani, and Aayushman Jani. Their presence underscored the event’s emphasis on community engagement and cultural appreciation.
Acknowledgments were extended to Sachin Ohal for his contributions, and to Sunil and Raj, owners of King Palace Dhaba, for their hospitality. Dr. Sudhir Parikh and Ilayas Quraishi of ITV Gold were also recognized for their support in facilitating the event.
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