Birthed in Agroha: Agrasen Maharaj's story begins in Agroha, a significant ancient city. Under his leadership, Agroha became a major trading hub. Maharaj set up 18 trade guilds in Agroha. Each guild had its own specialty. Over time, members of these guilds came to be known as 'Agarwals'. This is how the Agarwal community began. He laid the foundation for the community's values. He believed in community welfare, charity, and honest trade. These values are still important to Agarwals today.

Living the Agarwal Way: Agrasen Maharaj didn't just leave behind tales; he left a way of life. A life where community comes first, where a handshake means more than a contract, and where festivals aren't just celebrations but a reconnection with our roots. Whether it's the glow of Diwali lamps or the rhythm of wedding drums, Maharaj's presence is felt in every Agarwal heartbeat.

Guided by Dharma: For Maharaj, righteousness wasn't just a word; it was a promise. A promise to always choose the right path, even when it's the tougher one. And today, every Agarwal tries to live by this promise, finding guidance in Maharaj’s unwavering commitment to dharma. It's in the respect we show our elders, the integrity in our businesses, and the love we share with our community.

Cultural Practices and Traditions: The teachings of Agrasen Maharaj are intricately woven into the fabric of Agarwal customs. From observing special rituals to celebrating community-specific festivals, the echoes of Maharaj's legacy resonate in every Agarwal household. These practices serve as a constant bridge between the past and present, reminding us of our roots and guiding our future.