5,000 sadhaks from Karnataka to go to Goa for Sankhanad Mahotsav
The Hindu
Join 5,000 Karnataka sadhaks at 83rd birth anniversary of Sanathan Sanstha founder Jayant Athavale in Goa.
Around 5,000 sadhaks from Karnataka are expected to participate in the 83rd birth anniversary of founder of Sanathan Sanstha Jayant Athavale at Ponda in Goa from May 17 to 19.
Addressing presspersons in Hubballi, Vidula Haldipur of Sanathan Sanstha said that around 25,000 people from 23 different nations are expected to participate in the Sankhanad Mahotsav to be held in Ponda.
Saints, intellectuals and Hindutva activists, who have dedicated themselves to the nation and protection of religion, along with founder of Art of Living Sri Ravishankar Guruji, founder of Patanjali Peetha Baba Ramdev, treasurer of Sri Rama Janmabhoomi Nyasa Swami Govinddev Girije, Union Minister Sripad Nayak, Chief Ministers Yogi Adityanath, Devendra Phadnavis, Pramod Sawanth, and others will be participating in the three-day event, she said.
Vidula Haldipur said that the convention is being held with the theme, Religion will ensure nation’s victory, and there will be chanting of Sri Ram mantra one crore times. This apart, those who have dedicated their lives for Hindutva will be honoured with Hindu Rashtra Ratna and Sanathan Dharmashri awards, she said.
During the event, there will also be an exhibition of books on religions and darshan of padukas of saints along with Maha Dhanvantari Yajna for the welfare of the world.
Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Council member Rajanna Koravi, Vice-President of Kanakadasa Shikshana Samiti Shanthanna Kadival and others were present.
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