Sambhajinagar (Maharashtra): ‘Trimurti Balak Mandir’ had organized a lecture for its students from 8th and 9th standard. The lecture was given on behalf of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) and was attended by about 50-60 students. Mrs. Revati Borde of HJS spoke about the condition under which Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj established Hindvi Swaraj and how he found ‘mawlas’ who were ready to sacrifice their life for him due to the qualities possessed by him and his way of being just to everyone.
Thereafter, a lecture was conducted for students from 3rd to 7th standard. This lecture was attended by 125 students and teachers. The teachers requested that such programs should be held regularly. They observed that for the first time, the students were quietly listening to the program.
Source: Daily Sanatan Prabhat
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