Vasai: Hindus’ spontaneous help in Hindu Dharmasabha held

Poush Shukla Trutiya, Kaliyug Varsha 5112

Proud Hindus’ spontaneous help for making the Dharmajagruti Sabha successful

Vasai (Mumbai) : Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha organised by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) was held on Sainagar ground of Municipal Corporation in Vasai (W) on 2nd January 2011.  19 proud Hindus were present at the meeting held in Veer Hanuman temple near Vasai railway station on 5th January on behalf of the Samiti to chalk the future plan. Mr. Sadanand Panchal of the Samiti introduced its mission. A proud Hindu was so much impressed hearing the activities of the mission that he has taken the lead to celebrate Swami Vivekanand’s Birth Anniversary on 12th January in his residential area. Ladies also expressed their desire for a lecture to create awareness among the ladies about the science behind celebrating Makar Sankrant. All those present there decided to stop the denigration of the Flag on 26th January by instructing the people. Interacting with each other they have decided to start Dharmashikashan class to learn about Dahrma, every Saturday. Everybody wished to be member of HJS. Mr. Ravikant Nikam, trustee of Sri Veer Hanuman temple and VHP’s office bearer said, “We shall offer our temple premises for any mission connected with Dharma.”

Mrs. Bharati Patil (Chief Secretary of Mahila Maharashtra Pradesh of  Nationalist Congress and vice chairman of Samarth Maratha Sanstha), Mr. Harish Patil ( Director of Pawar and Patil Jwellers), Mr. Vinayak Nikam (Leader of the opposition, Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation), Mr. Narayan Mankar (official of Virar City Municipal Corporation), Mr. Uday Chendavankar (Legislative Assembly Co-cordinator of Shivsena), Mrs Kiran Chendavankar (Councillor of Vasai-Virar Municipal Corporation), Mrs. Manisha Kanekar (President of Lion’s Club, Vasai), Mr. Kothari (Signet Cable Work, Vasai), Mr. Chaphekar (Vasai Cable Network Pvt. Ltd.), Mr. Vijay More (Audio-Visual recording , Avani Photo Studeo)

1.    Shoshitanche Samarthan
2.    Apala Vartahar
3.    Vruttamanas
4.    Dainik Narveer Chimaji
5.    Dainik Yashobhumi             

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat