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Lucknow event highlights unity, service, cultural values and commitment towards society and nation
Pooja Srivastava
Anytime News Network
The National Hindu Raksha Parishad marked its foundation day with a grand ‘Sanatani Sankalp Diwas’ programme at Bhagidari Bhawan in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, on Sunday. Saints, dignitaries, office-bearers, workers and volunteers from different parts of the country and Uttar Pradesh participated enthusiastically in the event.
Jagadguru Shri Ram Dineshacharya Ji Maharaj, Shri Raj Kumar Das Ji, Shri Indresh Kaushik Ji Maharaj and Rashtraputri Smt. Samiksha Singh Ji were among the prominent guests present on the occasion. The chief guests shared inspirational thoughts and guided the organisation’s office-bearers, workers and volunteers.
National General Secretary Mukesh Sanatani said that the greatest strength of any society lies in unity, awareness and organisational strength. He called upon workers to reach every section of society and spread the message of Sanatan culture, Indian values and social harmony.
He particularly emphasised the participation of youth, women, the business community and all sections of the Sanatani society in constructive social activities. He urged workers to perform their responsibilities with a spirit of service, cooperation, discipline and dedication.
The occasion also marked the birthday celebration of National President Dr Rakesh Kumar Sanatani, who received greetings from office-bearers and workers. In his address, Dr Rakesh Kumar highlighted the organisation’s objectives, working structure, expansion plans and future initiatives. He said the Parishad seeks to strengthen awareness, unity, service, security and cultural values while building a responsible and conscious society.
Children from different districts added a vibrant cultural dimension to the programme. Students of Shri Somesh Shiksha Niketan, Kotra, Biswan, Sitapur, presented a special performance based on ‘Mission Sindoor’. Children from Aarambh Seva Sansthan, Sitapur, presented a devotional Saraswati Vandana, filling the venue with a spiritual and cultural atmosphere.
Discussions were also held on social issues, organisational expansion and upcoming programmes. The event concluded with Prasad distribution and a grand Bhandara, where a large number of devotees and participants partook in the Prasad.
