Hariprabodham Yuva Mohotsav: A Grand and disciplined celebration in Ankleshwar, Bharuch

The Hariprabodham Yuva Mohotsav witnessed a grand celebration in the presence of more than 1.5 lakh devotees.

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Hariprabodham Yuva Mohotsav: A Grand and disciplined celebration in Ankleshwar, Bharuch
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The Hariprabodham Yuva Mohotsav witnessed a grand celebration in the presence of more than 1.5 lakh devotees.

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The event was organized on Sunday, January 5, in a sprawling 350-acres area opposite to Ankleshwar National Highway Airport, marking the 91st birth anniversary of Hariprasadaswamiji and the 72nd birth anniversary of Prabodhaswamiji.

International Participation and Devotion

The festival drew devotees and dignitaries from 12 countries, including the USA, UK, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, and Australia, alongside thousands from various Indian states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Karnataka. The massive gathering showcased unparalleled discipline and devotion among the attendees.

Spiritual Highlights

Santvarya Sri Sarvamangalaswamy emphasized the spiritual legacy of Prabodhaswamiji, attributing the disciplined youth participation to his teachings. During the event, Prabodhaswamiji's life events were encapsulated in the book “Samarthni Sadhuta”, which was unveiled amidst great reverence.

The Santhgan of Gumandev Hanumanji Temple, including Manmohan Dasji, also graced the occasion.

Distinguished Guests

Prominent leaders and dignitaries were in attendance, including:

MLAs: Ishwar Singh Patel, Ramesh Mistry, and Dushyant Patel

BJP District President: Marutisinh Atodaria

RSS Leader: Baldev

Renowned educationist Ektaben Sodha of Jamnagar

Representatives from abroad, such as Lalit Patel (USA), Janak Patel (Canada), Jatin Shah (UK), and Manfriend Gutheins (Germany)Union Minister Nitin Gadkari praised the festival’s organization through a special video message.

Social Contributions

In addition to spiritual activities, the festival emphasized social responsibility. A blood donation drive was organized at 12 regional Satsang centers, benefiting children suffering from thalassemia. This noble initiative resulted in the collection of 5,000 units of blood.

 

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