Haryana CM Nayab Saini praises Patanjali’s Acharyakulam at its annual festival, highlighting the institute’s role in nurturing India’s cultural values and future leaders.
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In a recent event at the Acharyakulam Auditorium in Patanjali Yogpeeth University, Haryana’s Chief Minister, Nayab Saini, expressed pride and honor in attending the 12th Annual Festival (2023-24) of the Acharyakulam educational institute.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), CM Saini celebrated the school’s commitment to upholding India’s cultural heritage and spiritual values.
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Addressing students, parents, and esteemed spiritual leaders, he conveyed heartfelt congratulations to all Patanjali Acharyakulam students and their families, expressing confidence in their potential to become the true strength of the nation.
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हमारी संस्कृति का सरंक्षण करते हुए हमारे संस्कारों को आगे बढ़ाने वाले व्यास गद्दी पर विराजमान सभी संतों के बीच आज पतंजलि योगपीठ विश्वविद्यालय के “आचार्यकुलम्” सभागार में आचार्यकुलम् शिक्षण संस्थान के 12वें वर्ष के “वार्षिकोत्सव 2023-24” में उपस्थित होना मेरे लिए गर्व की बात है।… pic.twitter.com/gpAVnzmPvM
— Nayab Saini (@NayabSainiBJP) October 27, 2024
“Acharyakulam’s students represent the spirit of our nation,” Saini shared. “Their education here is not only academic but also rooted in cultural values, preparing them to be the guiding force of a strong, united India.”
The ceremony was graced by several prominent spiritual figures and dignitaries, creating a deeply spiritual ambiance. Among the distinguished guests were Swami Ramdev, known for his role in promoting yoga worldwide; Acharyamahamandaleshwar Swami Avadheshanand Giri; Acharya Balkrishna; Haryana’s Finance Minister Prem Chand Aggarwal; and Swami Ravindrapuri Maharaj.
Reflecting on the blessings he received from the saints, Saini noted the significant connection between Haryana and the spiritual capital of Haridwar. He expressed gratitude for the support of “2.8 crore family members” from Haryana, underscoring the strong sense of unity and shared values within the community.
Saini emphasized that the saints’ teachings continue to serve as a moral compass, not just for Haryana but for the world, contributing to the greater well-being of society.
The annual festival at Acharyakulam is a symbol of the institute’s dedication to nurturing both intellect and values in its students, combining modern education with ancient wisdom.
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