SANATANI GANGA FOUNDATION ORGANIZED A PROGRAMME

SANATANI GANGA FOUNDATION ORGANIZED A PROGRAMME

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-----------------------------The Sanatani Ganga Foundation organized a program on Vedic Day in the Jubilee Hall of the 'Shanti Smriti' Sambhavna Residential High School located in Shubh Narayan Nagar in the city. The program was presided over by Dr. Archana Singh, President of the Sanatani Ganga Foundation and Principal of Sambhavna School, and conducted by senior teacher Arvind Kumar Ojha.

Chief guest Acharya Dharmendra Tiwari, former Vice Chancellor of Veer Kunwar Singh University, Dr. Kumar Dwijendra, Director of Sambhavna Residential High School, and Principal Dr. Archana Singh jointly inaugurated the program by lighting a lamp and worshipping the four Vedas.

On this occasion, Chief Guest Acharya Dharmendra Tiwari, former Vice Chancellor of Veer Kunwar Singh University, said, "The Vedas are the constitution of life. The biggest cause of problems in modern times is that we do not express gratitude to anyone. The Vedas teach that we should express gratitude to everyone.

There is no scripture as powerful as the Vedas. The Vedas are unique." It originated from the divine Shruti (shruti). The Vedas contain the answers to all the world's problems. The Vedas also contain the solutions to all diseases. The Vedas consider the entire world as their own. The Vedas state that everyone in the world belongs to us, and we belong to everyone.

The Vedas impart knowledge even to those who cannot see and hear. The Vedas convey the message of peace from Earth to space. Sanatan is eternal. Sanatan is all-pervasive. Today, we all need to protect Sanatan culture.

Dr. Archana Singh (President, Sanatani Ganga Foundation, Bhojpur) delivered the welcome address, stating that the Vedas are a treasure trove of knowledge about human life. The Vedas embody our glorious culture and history. When airplanes hadn't been invented in the modern era, the Pushpak Vimana was mentioned in our Vedas and Puranas.

Lord Ganesha is the most prominent example of organ transplantation, when modern science was unaware of the distance between the Earth and the Sun. Our Vedas measured the distance through "Yug Sahastra Yojana Ko Bhanu." He said that in today's times, knowing our glorious history is the true asset.

Prior to this, Chief Guest Acharya Dharmendra Tiwari was honored with a robe. On this occasion, a speech competition was organized among students on the topic "The Importance of Vedas in Modern Society," in which three students and 11 girls participated.

The first prize in the competition was awarded to Suhani Dubey, the second prize to Shreya Gandhi, and the third prize to Vaishnavi Gandhi and Shruti Raj. Consolation prizes were given to Hardik Anand, Aaradhya, Atiya Karim, Anya Kumari Yadav, Aditya Prakash Mishra, Harsh Priya, Ashivra, Ayush Kumar, Arpita Kumari, and Ritika Kumari.

The children participating in the speech competition were honored with mementos by the guests. The vote of thanks was given by Naveen Prakash of the Shri Ram Navami Shobha Yatra Committee. On this occasion, Virendra Singh and all the teachers and non-teaching staff of the school were present.