Amit Shah is the pride of Sanatan Dharma: Ramdev
Amit Shah, accompanied by his family, took a holy dip at the Sangam during the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj on Monday.
Amit Shah, accompanied by his family, took a holy dip at the Sangam during the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj on Monday.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday described the Mahakumbh as the biggest event in the world that symbolises unity. Emphasising the significance of Sanatan Dharma, he likened it to a banyan tree. "Sanatan Dharma is like a vast and majestic banyan tree. It should never be compared to mere shrubs or bushes," he stated.
Sharing their experiences about the Maha Kumbh, foreign 'Mahamandaleshwars' praised Sanatan Dharma and also lauded the government for its "incredible" efforts in organising the grand event.
The 13 akharas, the flag bearers of Sanatan Dharma, are present in Sector-20, adorning the Prayagraj Mahakumbh.
Among the many inspiring stories emerging from the Mahakumbh is that of Harsha, a young woman from Uttarakhand who left behind a thriving career in the national and international glamour industry. She took spiritual initiation under Swami Kailashananda Giri.
The CM made the remarks after unveiling the grand Shri Rajagopuram Gate of Sugriva Fort in Ayodhya.
The UP chief minister was addressing during the "Lord Narasimha Shobha Yatra" organised by the RSS and Shri Holikotsav Samiti on the festival of Holi.
The CM expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to perform the Kanya Puja, emphasizing that this festival serves as a sacred means to show respect and empower women.
Speaking at the BJP’s ‘Jan Ashirwad Yatra’ in Madhya Pradesh, the Union minister said while Rahul Gandhi tarnishes the image of India abroad, the Opposition leaders defame the Sanatan Dharma and Hindu religion in the country.
The chief minister said pointing fingers at Sanatan Dharma amounts to making a malicious attempt at putting humanity in trouble.
