A state-level Vats Gotriya Mahasammelan (grand conference) and Shanti Mahabhoj (peace feast) was organized on Saturday at Dularpur village in Teghra block, Begusarai, to mark the 13th death anniversary of the late Rambali Singh. Thousands of people from Begusarai and across Bihar gathered to pay tribute to him. Speakers remembered his simple nature, spiritual thoughts, and dedication to social service.

Rambali Singh, who founded St. Paul Public School Teghra and Top Medicare Hospital Begusarai, also served as the district president of Ramayana Goshti Begusarai. He made significant contributions to the fields of education, medicine, and spirituality. During the conference, resolutions were passed to organize the Vats Gotriya community and to formulate an action plan to support weaker sections in education, health, and development.

The event was presided over by Ramkumar Mishra and conducted by former Sarpanch Rakesh Kumar Mahant. Prominent personalities including Mahant Tyagi Gopal Das Ji Maharaj, Mahant Pranav Bharti, Kartik Singh, Pankaj Singh, Radhe-Radhe Radhe, Prabhakar Rai, Dev Niti Rai, retired teacher Ramkinkar Singh, and Rajiv Vats paid their respects. A special presentation of tribute songs was also given under the leadership of Dr. Sachchidanand Pathak. Rambali Singh's sons, Anil Kumar Singh alias Tuntun Singh, Sunil Kumar Singh, Dr. Shambhu Kumar, Prasenjit Kumar, and Sudhanshu Vats, honored the guests with Angavastram and floral garlands. Attendees emphasized that while Rambali Singh may have departed from this world, his actions, ideas, and dedication to society will keep him alive in people's hearts forever.