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Grand Master, reframed reporting as rooted in tradition.
continuity, noting that careful documentation • W. Bro. Mangesh Bhandekar on Ideal
leaves “a trail of light for those who follow.” Summons: a summons, he said, is the first
• R.W. Bro. Mehernosh Patel, RGS provided handshake of every meeting.
actionable wisdom, turning responsibilities • W. Bro. S.M. Mayapuri on Mark Masonry:
into manageable steps. timeless lessons on character and
The day closed with fellowship, music, and responsibility.
laughter—proving that while duty unites us, • W. Bro. Manoj Kanase on the Holy Arch
fellowship sustains us. Chapter: a ritual as spiritual mirror.
Day 2 – Knowledge Shared, Light • W. Bro. Ravindra Tiwari on the Role of the
Multiplied Worshipful Master: leadership as
The formal inauguration reflected the stewardship, noting “Authority is fleeting;
harmony of tradition and progress. R.W. Bro. service is eternal.”
Subhash Saraf, RGM, as Chief Guest, • R.W. Bro. Tarun Shrivastava on Ideal Bye-
brought wisdom; M.W. Bro. V.J. Masurekar, laws: safeguards of harmony and fairness.
OSM, as Guest of Honour, symbolised Post-Tea Sessions:
continuity; and R.W. Bro. Tarun Shrivastava, • W. Bro. Vinay Pandya on Treasurer : every
DyRGM, as convenor, provided vision. rupee is a sacred working tool and the onus of
Session Highlights not only managing every paisa but utilising it
• R.W. Bro. Tarun Shrivastava on the Role of to it’s last worth is an tact in itself. The
RGLWI Office: officers are like notes in a thoughtfulness of presenting it the forum,
symphony—individually significant, keeping in mind the different understandings.
collectively harmonious. • W. Bro. Prashant Kanetkar on Director of
• R.W. Bro. Anand Gokhale on the Roving Ceremonies: rituals gain true beauty only
Lodge of Instructions: lively, humorous, and through precision and sincerity. The

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