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  • Prasad Ganga Bhog will be made from local products in the temples located on the banks of river Ganga

    Prasad Ganga Bhog will be made from local products in the temples located on the banks of river Ganga

    Public Relations Webdesk | To make the river Ganga a center of faith and economic activity, the National Mission for Clean Ganga has started making local products a part of ‘Ganga Bhog’, an offering in temples located on the banks of this river, and so far 61 temples have been linked to this campaign. Has gone. Director General of National Mission for Clean Ganga G. Ashok Kumar told that apart from all the temples located near the banks of the Ganga, ashrams will also be connected with ‘Ganga Bhog’ Prasad.

    For this, talks are also being held with the concerned Shrine Board and Ashrams.

  • India can become ‘vishwaguru’ only by following path of religion: Mohan Bhagwat

    India can become ‘vishwaguru’ only by following path of religion: Mohan Bhagwat

    Burhanpur: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said that India will become ‘vishwaguru’ only by following the path of religion and will show the path to the world.

    Bhagwat was addressing the Dharma Sanskriti Sabha in Madhya Pradesh’s Burhanpur.

    “India will become vishwaguru only by following the path of religion. If we all keep following the religion, then in the coming 20-30 years, India will become the vishwaguru who will show the world a new path,” Bhagwat said.

    He said that religion means the feeling of the welfare of the whole world.

    “We have to fulfil our duty by following the path of truth. India does not have to become a superpower but has to teach religion to the world. People of different languages, sects and religions live in India. Despite being different, we know that entire creation is one. That’s why we are Hindus. We have to take everyone along with mutual respect for each other,” he said.

    The RSS chief asked people to follow the teachings of saints and sages.

    “Since time immemorial they have been showing us the path of goodness. We all have to bear the burden of the welfare of the world together,” Bhagwat said.

    The Dharma Sanskriti Sabha was organized by Peethadhishwar Swami Jitendra Nath of the Nath Peeth located in Amravati, Maharashtra.

    Bhagwat reached Burhanpur in MP on a two-day tour. On the first day, Mohan Bhagwat organized a grand Dharma Sanskriti Sammelan in Bhagya district, which was presided over by Saint Swami Vasudevanand Saraswati of Badrikashram Himalaya.