Kumbh Mela : Pilgrims throng Sanatan Sanstha’s exhibition of holy texts
Sanatan Sanstha’s exhibition of sacred texts, held on the eve of the first holy bath in the ongoing Kumbh Mela, attracted a huge response from the devotees.
Sanatan Sanstha’s exhibition of sacred texts, held on the eve of the first holy bath in the ongoing Kumbh Mela, attracted a huge response from the devotees.
Founder of the Shri Swaminarayan ashram in Haridwar H.H. Shastri Vallabhdas Swami said, ‘Though we worship Bhagwan Shri Swaminarayan, as Hindus, we have to accomplish the mission of protecting the Hindu Dharma.
Few days ago, two devout Hindus travelling on a two-wheeler were attacked with swords by Fanatics, from behind. When I read about this incident it reminded me of how Afzal Khan had tried to backstab Shivaji Maharaj.
‘Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Sanatan Sanstha are performing an excellent mission of national awakening so giving their campaigns publicity is our contribution and we are pleased to do so.’ This is the opinion expressed by C news editor Mr. Shivajirao Mohite
Social organisation ‘Smruti Sadhana’ from Bengaluru felicitated such people with the award of ‘corona warrior’. During the lockdown period Dr. Deepak Joshi from Sanatan Panvel performed the service of counselling patients, reassuring them, giving their life a direction by advising them spiritual practice and other special efforts for which he received this award.
For the last few days everyday life has been disrupted due to the heavy snowfall and snowstorms in the USA’s southern region. The snowstorms have paralyzed the power grids in Texas. As a result over 5 lakh people here have lost access to electricity.
While the world struggles to contain the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, scientists are warning of another one which is likely to come from a yeast-like fungus.
Ageing signs include increasing cases of dam failures, progressively increasing costs of dam repair and maintenance, increasing reservoir sedimentation, and loss of a dam’s functionality and effectiveness. As per the report published by the United Nations, by the year 2050 majority of the world’s population will be living in the area of influence of such old dams.
Rising sea levels threaten to disrupt flights at hundreds of airports around the world, according to a new study. It also said that sea levels could be 8.2 feet higher in 2100 than in 2000.
Thousands of birds died in the Italian capital of Rome due to the firecrackers lit during New Year celebrations. Similarly, India too has witnessed birds dying suddenly in several states.