New Delhi, 02 September 2014 :: Golden jubilee celebration of Akhil Bhartiya Anuvrat Nyas was organized in the auspicious presence of Anuvrata Anushasta Acharya Shri Mahasharman ji at Markandeya hall, Katyayani Mandir, Chattarpur, Delhi.
Addressing the Chief Guest Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam Azad and about 15000 students from over 108 schools,world renowned philosopher Acharya Shri Mahasharman said that India has the power and ability to become the pioneer in the field of knowledge and intellect with its young brigade. For this it is important that along with EQ and IQ stress should also be laid on the development of SQ, ie, spiritual quotient which is possible only through righteous and moral conduct. He further said that addiction leads to destruction and is the cause of downfall of many nations.The need of the hour is to develop the tolerance power of the students. 15000 students took the pledge to live an addiction free life in presence of Acharya Shri.
Former president APJ Abdul Kalam Azad was given a warm welcome by the students with a huge round of applause. Addressing the future of our nation he inspired them to recognize their true worth and internal power while proceeding towards their goal keeping intact their moral and social values.
He further said that with the blessings and guidance of Acharya ji Anuvrat Nyas is playing a key role in the imbibing moral and human values in children. Sampatlal Nahata, K L Jain Patawari, Sushil Jain and programme coordinator Bajrang Bothra felicitated the former President.
Mantri Muni Shri Sumermal ji Swami emphasized on the importance of integrated development of one’s personality. Media Secretary Dr. Kusum Lunia informed that Sadhvi Pramukha Kanak Prabha ji gave the students the mantras to be successful. Mahesh Sharma praised the Five point programme formulated by Gurudev for instigating moral and spiritual values. Preksha prashikshak Ramesh Kandapal demonstrated exercises to strengthen our will power. Muni Shri Dinesh Kumar ji and Pramod Ghorawat were the host for the event.
