In Memory of Arvind Singh Mewar: A Legacy of Heritage and Hospitality
Udaipur/Jaipur – Arvind Singh Mewar, the esteemed head of Udaipur’s erstwhile royal family, passed away on Sunday at the age of 81. Known widely as “Shriji,” he was the 76th custodian of the House of Mewar and a prominent figure in Indian royalty on the global stage.
A Multifaceted Personality
Arvind Singh Mewar was more than just a royal; he was a dynamic leader who significantly impacted Udaipur through various roles. Beyond his responsibilities as a custodian of heritage, he was a successful entrepreneur, running the HRH Group of Hotels. His commitment to Udaipur was evident in his relentless efforts to preserve the city’s rich heritage, making it a premier tourist destination.
A Champion of Udaipur’s Environment
Mewar was also recognized as Udaipur’s “water warrior,” advocating for sustainable water management in the region. His passion for the environment and public service resonated with the local community, making him a beloved figure. His absence was palpably felt during significant cultural events like Holika Dahan and Ashwa Pujan.
Family and Farewell
He is survived by his wife, Vijayaraj Kumari, son Lakshyaraj, and daughters Bhargavi Kumari Mewar and Padmaja Kumari Parmar. His last rites will be conducted with full traditional honours in Udaipur on Monday, honoring his contributions to the royal legacy and the city.
As we remember Arvind Singh Mewar, let us also embrace his vision of preserving our heritage and environment. Discover ways to support local artisans and heritage sites through platforms like Looffers.com, where you can find offers that promote sustainable tourism and heritage conservation.
In this moment of reflection, we celebrate a life dedicated to service, culture, and the betterment of Udaipur. His legacy will undoubtedly inspire future generations.
