HJS invited for a lecture on the occasion of Maharana Pratap Jayanti at Amravati

Amravati, June 5 (Corr.) – Maharana Pratap Seva Samiti organized a lecture in Daryapur taluka on the occasion of Maharana Pratap Jayanti. Shri. Nilesh Tawlare of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti was invited as the keynote speaker. The lecture was attended by more than 300 devout Hindu men and women.

Along with regular exercise to increase physical strength, practice spirituality to obtain divine grace! – Nilesh Tavlare, Coordinator, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

Maharana Pratap imbued Kshatratej in himself from his childhood despite all odds. He had decided that protection of Mewar which is Swarajya was the ultimate goal of his life. A true tribute to Maharana Pratap and the great warriors is only by practicing spirituality to obtain Divine grace and regular exercise to increase physical strength.

Following the example of the valorous mothers, inculcate Dharma in your child too! – Sou. Anubhuti Tavlare, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

While remembering Maharana Pratap, women should also remember Maharani Jayavantabai, his mother and first Guru. Only a mother can sow the seeds of Dharma in her child first. All should follow the example of these valorous women and tell their young children, “You work for Dharma, we are behind you. Decide to practice Dharma from today itself.”

Shri. Jaysingh More, Shri. Pradeepbhau Maliye, Shri. Pratap Singh Tanwar was present on the stage.

Highlights

1. On behalf of the Samiti, a poster presentation on the ‘Lives of Revolutionaries’ was exhibited. Even after the program, many devout Hindus requested that the presentation be left in place.

2. The women attendees requested that the Ranaragini branch should arrange for a separate programme for women only.

Feedback

1. What we liked the most was that we were shown how to apply the teaching from the lives of great men to present-day situations. – Event organizers

2. I remembered the honourable (late) Aparnatai Ramteerthkar when I heard the speaker from Ranaragini branch speak – Sou. Rajni Pawar, Teacher (a devout Hindu)