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“From Struggle to Bharat Ratna: Tribute to Karpoori Thakur”

Sagar Watch - April 11, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ In Sagar, leaders across the political spectrum paid rich tributes to during the unveiling of his statue, highlighting his legacy of simplicity, struggle, and dedication to social justice.

The event reinforced Karpoori Thakur’s image as a people-centric leader who rose above materialism, with speakers urging society to adopt his ideals of simplicity, social justice, and dedication for nation-building.

Addressing the gathering, described Karpoori Thakur as a symbol of perseverance, moral values, and visionary leadership, emphasising that such occasions are meant not just for ceremonial speeches but for drawing inspiration from great personalities.

Tomar stressed that in an era driven by material competition, Indian culture has always valued virtue, ethics, and selflessness over wealth and power, citing that true respect in society comes from character, not riches.

He noted that despite lacking material assets, Karpoori Thakur earned the highest civilian honour, the , due to his lifelong service and commitment to the underprivileged.

highlighted Thakur’s role in the , noting that he left his studies to join the freedom struggle and later served twice as Chief Minister, working tirelessly for the poor and backward classes.

State Minister Govind Singh Rajput described Thakur as a leader who turned power into a means of public service, while other speakers remembered him as a social reformer and a champion of equality.

Key Statements & Highlights:

“Occasions like these are meant for inspiration, not just speeches or rituals.” – Narendra Singh Tomar

“Indian culture worships virtues and morality, not wealth or status.” – Narendra Singh Tomar

Karpoori Thakur lived a life of extreme simplicity—no wealth, property, or luxury—yet earned nationwide respect.
He actively participated in the 1942 freedom struggle, leaving his education behind.
He was elected to the विधानसभा (Assembly) eight times, earning the title of an undefeated जननायक (people’s leader).
He served twice as Chief Minister, focusing on the upliftment of poor and backward communities.
Leaders emphasised that true leadership lies in service, sacrifice, and integrity, not material success.
The statue installation was made possible through local administrative and political collaboration, reflecting his continued relevance.

Socialist thinker Raghu Thakur said Karpoori Thakur embodied the ideals of , , and . Calls were also made to ensure fair opportunities for Hindi-medium students in competitive exams, reflecting Thakur’s stance on linguistic equality.

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“Real-Life Hero: Sintu Katare Honoured for Helping the Helpless”

Sagar Watch - March 10, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ Noted for his selfless social service and humanitarian work at the grassroots level, Paritosh Katare—popularly known among residents as “Sintu Katare”—has been honoured by the district administration for his outstanding public service.

On March 6, Collector Sandeep G.R. presented him with a certificate of appreciation, acknowledging his tireless efforts in helping people during emergencies and crises.

The honour was originally scheduled to be conferred on Republic Day, but was delayed by nearly two months due to a technical issue related to the name printed on the certificate.

The administration had prepared the certificate in his official name, Paritosh, while he is widely known in the city as Sintu, causing confusion when his name was called on stage.

Sintu Katare has long been regarded as a symbol of compassion in the city, often stepping forward in situations where others hesitate. From performing the last rites of unclaimed bodies to rescuing victims in road accidents and fire incidents, he has consistently placed himself at risk to help others.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, he played a crucial role in assisting migrant workers and distributing food and essential supplies. In one notable instance during the crisis, he helped arrange the marriages of two daughters of an elderly couple who feared they might not live long enough to see the ceremonies completed.

Collector Sandeep G.R. praised Katare’s dedication and also informed him about the Madhya Pradesh Government’s “Rahveer” scheme, which honours citizens who help victims of road accidents.

Special Points

Paritosh “Sintu” Katare honoured by the Sagar district administration for exceptional social service.
Certificate presented by Collector Sandeep G.R. on March 6.
The award was originally planned for Republic Day but was delayed due to a name-related technical issue.
Known for performing the last rites of unclaimed bodies and rescuing people during accidents and fires.
Played an active role during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping migrant workers and distributing rations.
Arranged the marriages of two daughters of a financially struggling elderly couple.
Also cares for injured cattle and arranges dignified burial of dead animals.
Informed about the “Rahveer” scheme that recognises those helping road accident victims.

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Campus Watch: Theatre Is A Powerful Medium Of Dialogue- Sansad

Sagar Watch - February 22, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ Universities across India continue to serve as vibrant platforms for cultural celebration and intellectual discourse, hosting national festivals and international seminars that connect art, heritage and contemporary thought with academic engagement.

1. National Theatre Festival at Dr Harisingh Gour University

A five-day National Theatre Festival is being organised from February 20 to 24, 2026, at Dr Harisingh Gour University, Sagar, under the joint aegis of the North Central Zone Cultural Centre, Prayagraj, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and the University Cultural Council.

In the evening session, the globally acclaimed play All My Sons by Arthur Miller was staged in Hindi as “Saare Mere Bete,” directed by Happy Ranjit Singh and presented by Unicorn Actors Studio, New Delhi.

Chief Guest and Sagar MP Dr Lata Wankhede described theatre as a powerful medium of dialogue that reflects social realities with emotional depth.

Socialist thinker Raghu Thakur highlighted the play’s message of humanity triumphing over violence. Acting Vice-Chancellor Prof. Divakar Shukla praised the collaborative efforts behind the festival.

Set in post-World War II America, the play explores moral guilt, responsibility, and the tragic consequences of unethical decisions, leaving the audience deeply moved.

2. Folk Dialogue on Rai and Swang

On the third day of the festival at Dr Harisingh Gour University, a special session focused on ‘Rai’ and ‘Swang.’

Santosh Pandey, son of Padma Shri awardee Ram Sahay Pandey, presented vibrant performances showcasing traditional costumes, music and expressive storytelling.

Speakers emphasised that no art form is inferior and highlighted the need to preserve folk heritage. The interactive session proved educational and inspiring for students and art enthusiasts.

3. International Seminar on Sardar Patel

An international seminar on “Relevance of ’s Ideas in Modern India” was organised by the Department of Public Administration at . Speaking as an expert, Dr Sujata Mishra stressed that India’s strength today reflects Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s visionary leadership and decisive nation-building efforts.

Scholars discussed his administrative integration, governance model and national unity. The seminar concluded that Patel’s practical and nation-centric leadership continues to inspire contemporary India.

Universities across India continue to serve as vibrant platforms for cultural celebration and intellectual discourse, hosting national festivals and international seminars that connect art, heritage and contemporary thought with academic engagement.

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Campus Watch : 400-year-old folk tradition marked the start of- theater festival

Sagar Watch - February 21, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ A five-day is being organised from February 20 to 24, 2026, at under the joint aegis of the , Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and the University Cultural Council.

As part of the festival, a vibrant presentation of the traditional folk dance Dhimrayai was performed at the Cultural Council premises by folk artist Leeladhar Raikwar and his troupe.

The session showcased the rich folk traditions of Madhya Pradesh, creating a lively cultural atmosphere. The programme was inaugurated by the chief guest, Sudesh Sharma, Director of North Central Zone Cultural Centre, who offered floral tributes to Nataraja and the portrait of Dr Gour.

The troupe began their performance by paying homage to Maa Narmada and highlighting the cultural identity and pride of Madhya Pradesh. Several folk songs were presented, with the popular “Hum Gaadi Se Jehen, Paidal Na Jehen” drawing special applause.

Artists performed in traditional attire with ghungroos tied to their feet, using instruments such as khanjari, sarangi, dholak, lota and khartal to create an authentic folk ambience. Through songs like “Un Veeron Ko Yaad Kare Rahiyo,” they paid tribute to Bundeli heroes.

Leeladhar Raikwar informed that the 400-year-old Dhimrayai folk tradition originated from the Dhimri community and later included Kevat, Manjhi and other communities. Once a major source of public entertainment, the art form has received several recognitions and awards. He also introduced the traditional instruments and explained their cultural significance.

Addressing the gathering, chief guest Sudesh Sharma said India’s true identity lies in its diverse culture, and classical and folk dances give the country a unique place on the global stage. He encouraged students to preserve their heritage, describing artists as true custodians of culture.

In the concluding address, Dr Rakesh Soni said the festival aims to connect the younger generation with their roots. Dr Avadhesh Tomar added that just as a tree cannot bear fruit without its roots, society cannot prosper if it disconnects from its cultural foundations.

Redefining Teacher Education

A two-day national seminar on “Redefining Teacher Education: Innovation, Inclusivity and Interdisciplinarity under ITEP” began at the Department of Education, Dr Harisingh Gour University.

Speakers highlighted alignment with and the need to equip teachers as mentors and researchers in a technology-driven era. The event saw the release of Deeksha Journal of Education, felicitation of researchers for Scopus publications, and the launch of two books by .

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Campus Watch :Where Folk Meets Stage- Sagar’s Grand Drama Festival

Sagar Watch - February 18, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ A five-day will be held from February 20 to 24, 2026, at , Sagar. The event is being organised jointly by the North Central Zone Cultural Centre under the and the University Cultural Council.

The formal inauguration will take place on February 24 at the university’s Golden Jubilee Auditorium. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Yashwant Singh Thakur will preside over the ceremony.

Sagar MP Dr Lata Wankhede will attend as the Chief Guest, while Bhagwandas Raikwar will grace the occasion as the Saraswat Guest. Other dignitaries include Sudesh Sharma, Director of the cultural centre, Sagar विधायक Shailendra Jain, and Mayor Sangeeta Tiwari.

Special Highlights

Daily Lecture & Interaction Sessions: Every afternoon at 1 PM, expert talks and cultural interactions will be held at the Cultural Council premises, featuring scholars and artists discussing folk theatre traditions and performing arts.
Focus on Folk Heritage: Performances will showcase Bundelkhandi folk music, Rai dance, Swang folk theatre, Dhamariya dance, Badhai folk dance, and Bundeli martial arts.
Padma Shri Lecture: A special lecture and presentation on Bundeli martial arts by Padma Shri awardee Bhagwandas Raikwar on the concluding day.
Evening Theatre Performances: Each evening at 6:30 PM, theatre groups from Bhopal, Delhi, Haryana, Gorakhpur, and Patna will stage diverse plays including Vidushak, Saare Mere Bete, Samrat Ashok, Maharathi, and Gabarghichor.
Free Entry: All performances are open to the public free of cost.

Festival coordinators Dr Rakesh Soni and Dr Neeraj Upadhyay informed that the event aims to promote national theatre, preserve folk traditions, and provide a platform for cultural exchange. Citizens and theatre enthusiasts of Sagar have been invited to attend the festival in large numbers.

University Will Get a Synthetic Tennis Court

Sagar: The Department of Physical Education at Dr Harisingh Gour University has begun construction of an ITF-approved synthetic tennis court equipped with floodlights and a chain-link fence. The foundation ceremony was performed by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Y.S. Thakur.

Speaking on the occasion, the Vice-Chancellor said the new facility will enable university players to showcase their talent in tennis and participate in national-level competitions. He emphasised that sports are an essential part of life and good health, adding that students continue to excel in both academics and athletics.

Prof. Thakur also indicated that the university plans to further expand sports infrastructure to promote overall development and encourage greater student participation in various games.

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Falgun Mela of Lord Khatu Shyam Ji from Feb 21

Sagar Watch - February 16, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News / Devotees are gearing up for the grand of from February 21 to 28 at Ardhanarishwar Seva Sansthan, even as witnessed an overwhelming surge of faith at the hilltop shrine near NH-44.

On Maha Shivratri, chants of “Om Namah Shivaya” echoed across the temple complex, where thousands gathered for darshan at the grand built under . Devotees highlighted the site's spiritual serenity, which also houses a Khatu Shyam idol and an upcoming Vishnu temple.

A large gaushala is nearing completion, and Ramleela performances are planned during the Falgun Mela, expected to draw massive crowds.

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Employees Association Raises Concern Over Pay Anomalies

Sagar Watch - February 12, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ The District President of the , Sagar unit, , has raised concerns over affecting officers of the under the Finance Department.

Bohat stated that nearly 700 officers are serving in the MPSAS cadre, performing highly responsible and sensitive financial duties at various administrative levels.

Despite their significant role in maintaining financial discipline, revenue recovery, pension fixation, pay determination, and preventing financial irregularities, the officers are not receiving salaries commensurate with their responsibilities and experience.

He pointed out a major pay discrepancy, noting that while promotions to the post of Assistant Director (MP Finance Service) carry a pay scale of ₹15,600–39,100 with a Grade Pay of ₹5,400, officers under the first time-bound pay scale after 10 years are receiving ₹9,300–34,800 with a Grade Pay of ₹4,200. Their initial Grade Pay remains ₹3,600 instead of ₹4,200, unlike equivalent posts in other cadres under Pay Band-2.

The association emphasized that correcting the Grade Pay from ₹3,600 to ₹4,200 would automatically resolve the anomaly and would not impose a significant financial burden on the state government.

Bohat added that MPSAS officers often handle additional responsibilities, including deputation assignments and senior-level duties, further expanding their scope of work.

The association has urged the state government to address the long-pending pay disparity and ensure fair compensation in line with the cadre’s responsibilities and contributions.

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Why Service Matters More Than Power, Says Shivraj at Ram Katha

Sagar Watch - February 06, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ Union Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that real joy lies not in being a leader but in serving as a sevakar. He explained the three paths to God—Gyan, Bhakti, and Karma—as described in scriptures, and cited ’s teaching that no one can live without performing duties.

The minister attended the Purnahuti session of the seven-day , which concluded with a spiritually charged Purnahuti session at the grand Katha Mandap of in .

While addressing the thousands of devotees in the Purnahuti session, Minister Shri Singh Remarked That said that the true essence of religion lies in service and love. “Religion is a great yajna that lifts humanity above selfishness and guides it toward service, devotion, and compassion,” he said.

He also described ’s life as an inspiring example of love, knowledge, and devotion, stating that such discourses guide society toward the right path.

Renowned storyteller Pujya Shri Prembhushan Ji Maharaj emphasized that the Shri Ramcharitmanas contains the complete divine life of Lord Ram and must be read and heard in sequence, not in fragments.

He said that devotion and understanding grow only through continuous and orderly listening, comparing it to education that cannot skip basic classes to reach higher learning directly.

Addressing thousands of devotees from the Vyas Peeth, Maharaj Ji said that the tradition of Akhand Ramayan has always been central to Sanatan culture.

He explained that listening to the Lord’s story repeatedly brings new meaning every time, removes human suffering, and gives inner peace. “Every living being has more pain than story, but God’s story removes that pain,” he said, urging people to stay engaged in virtuous deeds and self-reflection rather than worldly worries.

During the concluding sessions, Maharaj Ji narrated episodes from Kishkindha Kand, Sundar Kand, Lanka Kand, and Shri Ram Rajyabhishek. He stressed that devotion begins with accepting God first, followed by understanding Him, and that the guidance of a Sadguru is essential on this path.

He also highlighted the importance of seeing God as a living presence in daily household worship, criticizing symbolic devotion without emotional connection.

The Purnahuti session was attended by Union Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan, former minister, several MLAs, former ministers, and other public representatives. After the Katha, Shri Chouhan visited the Rudraksh Dham premises and offered prayers and aarti at the South-facing Hanuman Temple.

Former Home Minister and Khurai MLA Shri Bhupendra Singh, while delivering the vote of thanks, described Rudraksh Dham as a spiritually awakened land.

He also highlighted that no donations are ever sought for any construction or religious activity at Rudraksh Dham, attributing everything to divine grace.

Shri Bhupendra Singh concluded by saying that as long as Shri Ram Katha exists in India, the nation’s culture and identity will remain protected, calling the Ram Katha the eternal guardian of Indian civilization.

The event concluded with soulful bhajans by Prembhushan Ji Maharaj, leaving thousands of devotees deeply moved and spiritually uplifted

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Happiness Lies In Tapa, Not Indulgence..

Sagar Watch - February 05, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ The sixth day of the seven-day Shri Ram Katha at , Sagar, resonated with deep spiritual messages as renowned storyteller emphasised that only inspires mankind towards tapa (austere discipline) in the true sense.

Addressing devotees from the grand Katha Mandap, he said happiness lies in tapa, not indulgence, and the human birth is meant for self-realisation and devotion to God.

Explaining episodes of Lord Ram’s forest journey, Maharaj said faith bears fruit only when accompanied by complete surrender. “If there is confusion within, divine vision is impossible.

Like Kevat and Shabari, one must remain steadfast in devotion,” he remarked, adding that material pleasures lose meaning as one advances on the path of bhajan and dharma.

He underlined that true religion is a life of purity, humility and compassion. Quoting Lord Ram, Maharaj said God dislikes deceit, hypocrisy and fault-finding.

He cautioned against harming saints, devotees or any living being, stating that while God does not punish, nature never forgives one’s deeds. “Simplicity itself is supreme devotion,” he said, urging people of influence to lead by example through conduct, behaviour and lifestyle.

The minister said liberation from the is possible

Madhya Pradesh Panchayat and Rural Development Minister attended the Katha, performed aarti of the Ramayan and addressed the gathering.

He said the experiences gained from satsang become one’s true strength. “Whether through self-study or listening to discourses, satsang helps us rediscover inner peace,” he said, thanking former Home Minister and Khurai MLA for creating Rudraksh Dham as a lasting spiritual centre.

Sharing his experiences as a Narmada Parikrama pilgrim, the minister spoke on different forms of ego—of power, knowledge, devotion and penance—and said liberation from ego is possible through surrender. He announced that a programme in Sagar would soon be organised on his book ‘Parikrama Kripa Saar’, based on his spiritual journeys.

Bhupendra Singh lauds ‘saintly politician’

Former Home Minister Bhupendra Singh described Prahlad Patel as a rare “saintly politician” and highlighted his spiritual discipline and contributions to public life.

He said ‘Parikrama Kripa Saar’ is an important work of spiritual literature that teaches renunciation of “I and mine” for progress on the path of penance and devotion. He expressed confidence that devotees attending the Ram Katha would not return empty-handed from the feet of Lord Ram.

Special points and upcoming events

Emphasis on tapa, surrender and dharmic living as the essence of Sanatan Dharma
Strong message against ego, deceit and harming saints or devotees
Appreciation of Rudraksh Dham as a permanent spiritual centre
Announcement of a Sagar event on ‘Parikrama Kripa Saar’

According to media in-charge Tarkeshwar Mishra, the concluding Purnahuti Katha will be held on February 6 from 10 am to 1 pm, followed by a grand community feast. Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister and Deputy Chief Minister will attend the closing ceremony along with other distinguished guests.

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Karma Decides Happiness And Sorrow- Maharaj Prem Bhushan

Sagar Watch - February 03, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ At the grand Rudraksh Dham Katha Mandap in Sagar, highlighted the ideals of duty, obedience and right conduct during the fourth session of the seven-day Shri Ram Katha.

While narrating episodes from Lord Ram’s life, he said that children who truly follow and respect their parents are rare, and such parents are truly fortunate. Lord Ram, on hearing about his father’s promise to Queen Kaikeyi, silently accepted exile and left for the forest, setting an unmatched example of obedience.

Karma decides happiness and sorrow

Maharaj Ji stressed that human beings themselves are responsible for their happiness, sorrow and even illness through their actions. Blaming God for suffering is meaningless, as God has neither sorrow nor disease to give.

One’s destiny is shaped only by one’s own deeds, and the results of karma must be faced under all circumstances. He advised people to be especially careful about their actions after marriage, as careless behavior brings long-term consequences.

No one can change another’s destiny

Explaining the philosophy of Sanatan Dharma, Maharaj Ji said that no person can change another’s fate because destiny is formed by one’s own actions. Faith is the foundation of Sanatan Dharma, and righteous deeds are the only path to lasting peace. Learning has its own time in life; repeated mistakes cannot be justified in the name of experience.

Lessons from Kevat, Nishadraj and Shabari

Narrating inspiring episodes, Maharaj Ji said that Kevat got the opportunity to wash Lord Ram’s feet after 17 births and was freed from the cycle of birth and death.

Through the dialogue between Lakshman and Nishadraj Guha—known as “Guha Gita”—it is explained that blaming others, including Queen Kaikeyi, is useless, as joy and sorrow come from one’s own karma.

These stories prove that God does not discriminate on the basis of caste or birth. Devotion, love and honest use of hard-earned wealth lead to true happiness.

Sanatan Dharma stands for discipline and tradition

Maharaj Ji described India as a land of gods and dharma, where those who follow righteous paths remain happy, while those who choose unrighteous ways face suffering.

He expressed concern over recent attempts to undermine Sanatan traditions and emphasized that culture survives only when religious practices are followed with proper respect and discipline.

Sins cannot be erased by shortcuts

He clearly stated that intentional wrongdoing never leaves a person and its consequences must be faced. If sins could be washed away easily, people would commit them daily and simply bathe in the Ganga. Sanatan scriptures explain every aspect of life, and living with faith in them brings balance and peace.

Large gathering of leaders and devotees

The fourth day of Shri Ram Katha witnessed the presence of several senior BJP leaders, organization office-bearers, commission chairpersons, MLAs, former ministers, former MLAs, the Mayor and leaders from various districts of the state. The event is being organized with the sacred resolve of former minister and current MLA Shri Bhupendra Singh.

Maharaj Ji captivated the audience with soulful devotional bhajans, leaving devotees deeply moved. The stage proceedings were conducted by Tarkeshwar Mishra, while a large number of Ram Katha lovers remained absorbed in devotion throughout the session.

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Community Opposes Anti-Social Elements Who File False Cases...

Sagar Watch - January 31, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ The will take out a procession on Sunday, February 1st, on the occasion of .

The procession will start from in the city, proceed to the statue of in to pay respects, and then pass through and before returning to Kajliwan Ground. People from the across the district will participate in the procession.

Ahirwar Panchayat Demands Liquor Shop Be Closed On Ravidas Jayanti

On this occasion, the president of the Ahirwar community, , said that for the past year, the Mahasabha has been spreading awareness in villages about ending social evils such as drug addiction and extravagant funeral feasts.

In the same vein, said that the community opposes those mischievous elements who misuse the to file false cases against upper-caste brothers.

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“From Struggle to Bharat Ratna: Tribute to Karpoori Thakur”

“Real-Life Hero: Sintu Katare Honoured for Helping the Helpless”

Special Points

Campus Watch: Theatre Is A Powerful Medium Of Dialogue- Sansad

1. National Theatre Festival at Dr Harisingh Gour University

2. Folk Dialogue on Rai and Swang

3. International Seminar on Sardar Patel

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Campus Watch : 400-year-old folk tradition marked the start of- theater festival

Campus Watch :Where Folk Meets Stage- Sagar’s Grand Drama Festival

Special Highlights

Falgun Mela of Lord Khatu Shyam Ji from Feb 21

Employees Association Raises Concern Over Pay Anomalies

Why Service Matters More Than Power, Says Shivraj at Ram Katha

Happiness Lies In Tapa, Not Indulgence..

Karma Decides Happiness And Sorrow- Maharaj Prem Bhushan

Karma decides happiness and sorrow

No one can change another’s destiny

Lessons from Kevat, Nishadraj and Shabari

Sanatan Dharma stands for discipline and tradition

Sins cannot be erased by shortcuts

Large gathering of leaders and devotees

Community Opposes Anti-Social Elements Who File False Cases...

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