Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha held at Shivpur, Wardha

Ashwin Krushna Shashti ,Kaliyug Varsha 5113

Inauguration of Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha by lighting a Samai (an oil lamp)

Shivpur (Wardha, Maharashtra): Hindu Dharma is eternal (Sanatan). Lack of Dharmashikshan is the cause of Hindus converting to other religions on such large scale. Saints and religious leaders are also trying to stop conversions among Hindus; but they are being opposed. Animals, birds and insects also live in groups in unity. Hindus should also remain united; but for this, imparting ‘Dharmashikshan’ to Hindus and bringing them together is necessary. The above statement was made by H. B. P. Madhavanand Bhalame Maharaj at Shivpur (Allipur) in Wardha District. He addressed the Hindu Dharmajagruti  Sabha organized by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) at ‘Fating’ hall which was attended by about 500 devout Hindus. The ‘sabha’ was also addressed by Mr. Nandkumar Jadhav of Sanatan Sanstha and Mr. Hemant Khatri of HJS. The ‘sabha’ began with lighting of lamp by the dignitaries and recitation of ‘Veda-mantras’.

‘Dharmo rakshati Rakshitah !’ means Dharma protects those who try to protect Dharma. Hundreds of members of Sanatan are working hard for protection of Dharma and culture and to spread Dharma all over the world. We should also participate in this mission and do our duty towards Dharma for establishment of Hindu nation.

Our country is facing many problems like terrorism, corruption, naxalism, inflation etc. Along with this, lack of Dharmashikshan among Hindus is the cause of denigration of Deities, Saints, holy scriptures of Hindus and our great national heroes taking place through advertisements, plays, films and various products. ‘Dharmashikshan’ is necessary to put a stop to all these things and to regain the past glory of this country.

Various activities of HJS and information about ‘Dainik Sanatan Prabhat’ were given to the members of audience with the help of a projector. Mr. Damodar Bhole, a representative of pro-Hindu newspaper ‘Dainik Sanatan Prabhat’ was felicitated on the occasion by H. B. P. Madhavanand Maharaj. Mrs. Manda Dagawar gave information about Sanatan’s ‘Gurukul’. The program was compeered by Miss Swati Nikhar and was concluded with singing of ‘Vande Mataram’ by Miss Riya Bhole.

Allipur was first known as ‘Shivapur’. When Mr. Hemant Khatri said that the village should be known as ‘Shivapur’ only, the local residents welcomed the suggestion with spontaneous thunder of applause.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat