Hindus should see how much they are abiding by Dharma !

Hindus should see how much they are abiding by Dharma ! – Pujya Charudatta Pingale

Congregation organized by Arya Samaj at Kataras (Jharkhand)

Kataras (Jharkhand) : ‘Arya Samaj’ and ‘Arya Pratinidhi Samaj’ had organized lectures and discourses in a congregation. After becoming deputy minister of International Arya Samaj, it was the first program attended by Acharya Baldevji. Pujya Dr. Charudatta Pingale, the national Guide of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) felicitated Acharya Baldevji by presenting him a shawl, sreephal (coconut) and books published by Sanatan Sanstha. Pujya Pingale said while addressing the gathering, “While creating awareness amongst Hindus, one should first see how much he is abiding by Dharma.”

Discussions were held on various topics like ‘love jihad’, ‘Anti-communal and targeted violence Bill’ etc. More than 250 devout Hindus attended the program. The program was also attended by other dignitaries like Brahmachari Raj Singh Arya, the spokesperson of famous national Vaidik and minister of ‘Arya Pratinidhi Sabha’ and Dr. P. N. Gutgutia, the President of ‘Shiksha Vikas Trust’, Dhanbad. The participation of Convener of the program, Mr. Bharat Bhushan Tripathi, the Minister of Arya Samaj from Jharkhand zone and Mr. Ramavatar Khemka, the minister of ‘Arya Samaj’, Kataras was noteworthy.

Organisers light lamp with ‘Kayapanji’ on learning about its significance !

When Pujya Dr. Pingale explained the significance of lighting of lamp with ‘kayapanji’, the organizers immediately responded by taking suitable action on his explanation.

Source : Daily Sanatan Prabhat

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