Flag of Hindutva will always remain high in India: Prof. G.C. Tripathi, ex-VC
Prayagraj: The meeting of the Hindu Spiritual Service Organization was held at Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir, Allahpur, under the chairmanship of former Vice Chancellor Professor G.C. Tripathi. Chief guest, National Convener Gunwant Singh Kothari, said in his address that the objective of the Hindu Spiritual Service Organization is to build a civilized society among Hindus. The aim is to create a positive attitude towards the centers of inspiration within Hindu society.
Gunwant Singh Kothari, in his address, stated that misconceptions are spread among youth and children. Christian missionaries serve children today, and children forget their mother tongue, clothing, Hindi, numbers, and dates. When they hear the word “missionary,” a child associates themselves with Mother Teresa. The duties, knowledge, and values imparted to us by our sage tradition must be inculcated in every child. We need to awaken these children. From the perspective of Hindu spirituality and service, there are many people whose service work we must connect with. Serving the revered Mother Goddess is the greatest work. Every person in society must have knowledge of saints, sages, Hindu culture, and the construction of Ayodhya. Youth and children should be exposed to ideals from a young age. Every member of Hindu society must step forward to impart knowledge about attire, Hindi language, and the tilak. Don’t just talk to a child; connect with them first. Only then will Hindu society progress. Don’t distort the Vedas; research is being done on the names. Call it history, not mythology. The knowledge tradition that has been separated has to be reconnected. Now Mataji’s knowledge tradition has to be taken to society in a scientific manner. From November 26th to 30th, a Hindu Spiritual and Service Fair is being organised at Vijendra Swaroop Park, Benajhabar, Kanpur, for nation building through value formation. In which Vande Mataram, the national anthem, will be sung with one lakh people on November 30th.
Former Vice Chancellor Professor G.C. Tripathi said that Hindus and Hindutva are integral parts of the Hindu way of life, and that respect for nature, family, and nation has always been a priority. The flag of Hindutva will always remain high in India. On this occasion, Prayagraj Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani, Dr. Sushil Kumar Sinha, Organization Minister Amarnath, Dr. Shambhu Nath Tripathi, Dr. Pramod Shukla, Mahant Avadhesh Das Chakra Madhav, Mahant Laxman Das Radha Krishna Triveni Marg, Vivek Swaroop, Vijendra Singh, Vikas Mishra, Bhola Tiwari, Yash Vikram Tripathi, Suresh Yadav, S. Thakur, Nagendra, Sarvesh Pandey, Kiran Tiwari, Durgesh Dubey, Jaiprakash Srivastava, Kamlesh Gupta Anil Malviya, Shyam Krishna Pandey, Dinesh Tiwari etc. also expressed their views.
