HJS holds exhibitions on life history of revolutionaries

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HJS drive for protection of the nation on the occasion of Independence Day !

Students watching the exhibition at Raigad

Ramnath (Alibag, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra): Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) held exhibition on life history of revolutionaries because due to their sacrifices, we are living in independent India today. The exhibition was held in Sri Lakshmi Narayan Vidyamandir, Bahirole, with the objective of remembering the revolutionaries on the occasion of Independence Day and inspiring students to inculcate their qualities and generate patriotism amongst students.  

The exhibition was inaugurated by former Sarpanch, Shri. Arvind Patil by breaking sriphal (coconut) and lighting lamp; when Shri. Sunil Thale, the President of Sri Lakshmi Narayan Vidyamandir, Shri. Chandorkar sir, a well-wisher of  HJS, Shri. Gharat and Shri. Mane etc. were present.

While explaining the purpose of holding the exhibition, Sou. Arpita Pathak of Sanatan Sanstha said that the present generation was not getting right ‘sanskars’; therefore, children have very little respect and love towards their country. There is need to generate patriotism in them and HJS is working towards that goal. Sou. Ujjwala Patil of Sanatan Sanstha guided students on paying respect to national flag. In his speech, President Shri. Patil explained to students about the insult of nation and Dharma taking place in various ways.

The exhibition was visited by 150 students and 10 teachers. Shri. Anil Zope, the Principal, extended cooperation for holding the exhibition.  

From left, Shri. P. Chowdhary, Shri Patil and Kum. Korgaonkar, inaugrating the exhibition at Jalgaon

Jalgaon, Maharashtra: The exhibition on life history of revolutionaries was held at the gymkhana hall of M J College on 14th and 15th August. It was inaugurated by Principal V J Chaudhary when Kum. Pratiksha Korgaonkar of HJS and Shri. Vijay Patil of Dharmashakti Sena were present. Patriotic students from the college visited the exhibition.

Principal Chaudhary said while inaugurating the exhibition that ‘Holy scriptures like ‘Geeta’, ‘Bhagavat’ etc. are considered to be world heritage. HJS is carrying on the same tradition. Our best wishes to HJS for this project. We will always cooperate with them for activities related to nation and Dharma.’

Shri. Vijay Patil explained about maintaining honour of national flag and made an appeal to everyone to stop abuse of national flag. The program was compeered by Aditya Dharmadhikari.

Source: Dainik Sanatan Prabhat