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Posted: Surat: As per instructed by Akhil Bharatiya Terapanth Mahila Mandal, Terapanth Mahila Mandal, Surat dicided to build Kanya Suraksha Circle ( Girl Safety Circle) at Citylight, Surat. Groundbreaking ceremony for this was organized by the team. Distinguished people of the city were present on this occasion. Meethalal Naanracha, President, Terapanthi Sabha, Surat, Ramesh Bothra, President, Terapanth Yuvak. Posted: JVB Houston Jai Jinendra! Sunday Pravachan: Samaniji will continue their lecture on 13th Paap ( Abhvakhyan 14th Paap ( Paishunya) and 15th Paap ( Par- Parivaad) as part of a series describing & characterising 18 Paap & their impact on our daily lives. Don’t miss this important session on Sunday, May 1st @ 10:30 AM followed by Lunch. Gyanshala starts at 9:50 AM on Sunday. Event Updates: 2nd I-choose workshop on. Posted: The Indian Express Publisher Pandit Nathuram Premi, friends with stalwarts like Mahavir Prasad Dwivedi and Premchand, was approached by Mahatma Gandhi to edit the Hindi version of Harijan Written by Kavitha Iyer | Mumbai | Published: April 24, 2016 2:18 am Manish Modi, the current owner of 100 year old historic shop Hindi Granth Karyalaya at ank in Mumbai. ( Express photo by Ganesh Shirsekar) In January. Posted: Rowta: Ahimsa Yatra reached Rowta today. Vihar was 14.8 km long. A large number of lay followers accompanied the Vihar and got engrossed in the Prime Sermon. His Holiness Acharya Mahashraman showered his holy blessings on the people met on the way and they gratefully offered their adoration in feet of His Holiness. They were very pleased to get the precious blessings. His Holiness Acharya Mahashraman. Posted: 2016 Ahimsa Yatra of Acharya Mahashraman Video: Batabari Ahimsa Yatra reached Batabari today. Vihar was 11.6 km long. A large number of lay.
Posted: Updated on: New Delhi, 25. Oct. 2014 A yearlong birth centenary celebration of Acharya Tulsi concluded with a weeklong event from 19th to 25th October 2014 having a huge gathering of thousands of followers of Anuvrat Movement in the auspicious presence of Anuvrat Anushasta Acharya shri Mahashraman ji in the premises of Chattarpur mandir Mehrauli. These celebrations are being undertaken by Acharya Tulsi birth centenary celebration committee presided by chief convenor Shri Kamal Dugar. The closing ceremony of the fourth phase was graced by the benign presence of a galaxy of dignitaries both from the spiritual as well as the political world. The dignitaries included the chief minister of Assam Mr. Tarun Gogai, Swami Chidananda Saraswati, Acharya shri Pramod Krishnan, Mr. Digvijay Singh general secretary Indian national congress, Congress leader Mr. Manish Tiwari, Rajya Sabha MP’s Mr. Tarun Vijay, Mr. Chaudhari Mehboob, Ali Kaisher, Mr. Vivek Gupta. The final phase celebrations instigated and inspired the followers to practice purity and self-discipline in their life, experiencing self-transformation and moving towards a nonviolent socio-political world order. In the words of Acharya Mahashraman ji, Acharya Tulsi born on October 20,1914 was a jain Acharya, 9th head of the Swetambar Terapanth order. Initiated at the tender age of 11, he had a long period of monkhood,59 years of Acharyaship, unparalled barefoot marches, wide contact with masses,heroic courage, remarkable spiritual development, prodigious creative writings and mastered thousands of dedicated Karyakartas. Acharta Tulsi renowned his physical comforts and dedicated his life for imbibing moral, human and ethical values in humanity as a whole. Acharya shri Mahashramanji further added that the whole purpose of celebrating the centenary of Acharya Tulsi will materialize only when we.
Our January issue has arrived! January 14th, 2016 Dear Readers, The January issue is here! Journey with us this month as we explore the perilous wilds of space, outwit a Rakshasa, sneak into a witch’s cottage, and ponder the meaning of race — to an android. If you like the issue and appreciate our efforts, please consider making a donation to Expanded Horizons through the Pay Pal button on the right. See you next month! – Dash, for Expanded Horizons Our December issue is postponed till January December 26th, 2015 Dear Readers, Happy Holidays! The next issue of Expanded Horizons will be released in January, not in the remaining days of December. It’s taking a little longer than expected to get together. Have a fun, safe holiday season, and see you next year! – Dash, for Expanded Horizons Our November issue is here! November 16th, 2015 Dear Readers, We’re back with another issue! This one takes us far out into space, to some very unlikely places, where we meet some very unusual characters. Along the way, we also have a brush with mythology, folklore and fairytales college life and television screenwriting. Let the journey begin! If you like the issue and appreciate our efforts, please consider making a donation to Expanded Horizons through the Pay Pal button on the right. See you next month! – Dash, for Expanded Horizons Our October issue has arrived! October 10th, 2015 Dear Readers, Our October issue is here, featuring a returning EH author and three new ones as well. This issue brings you stories of love, friendship, magic, and survival (on Earth and beyond). Please help support Expanded Horizons by donating if you enjoy the issue. – The Expanded Horizons Team WE’ RE BACK! Our September issue is here! September 3rd, 2015 Dear Readers, Expanded Horizons is back! This year has been very difficult for me with the passing of my beloved grandfather, Morris Stone (ז״ל who.