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Haryana Leaders Invoke Guru Ravidas’ Teachings at Temple Ceremony

Haryana Leaders Invoke Guru Ravidas’ Teachings at Temple Ceremony
Guru Ravidas’ teachings continue to guide humanity: Haryana CM Saini · theprint.in

Haryana held a ceremony to honor Guru Ravidas by installing his idol and opening a new temple.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said Guru Ravidas taught people to promote equality, service and harmony.

He described Begampura as an ideal society without sorrow, injustice or discrimination.

Saini announced Rs 31 lakh for a committee working in Guru Ravidas’ name.

He also said a large Guru Ravidas Dham was being built in Kurukshetra.

Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said Guru Ravidas supported equality, brotherhood and human welfare.

The leaders connected these ideas with government welfare programs and constitutional values.

They urged people to follow Guru Ravidas’ teachings in their daily lives.

Key facts

Temple ceremony
Guru Ravidas’ idol was installed and a newly built temple was inaugurated in Jadaula village.
Grant announced
Rs 31 lakh was announced for the Sant Guru Ravidas Welfare Committee.
Guru Ravidas Dham
A Dham is being constructed on approximately five acres at Umri in Kurukshetra.
Construction cost
The Guru Ravidas Dham project was described as costing Rs 124 crore.
Government jobs
Saini said more than two lakh youths had received government jobs on merit over the last 12 years.
Commemoration campaign
Saini said the Samrasta Sankalp Abhiyan was launched to mark Guru Ravidas’ 650th birth anniversary.
Kalash yatra
A yatra carrying soil from Guru Ravidas’ birthplace in Varanasi began on July 29 and was to travel across Haryana.

Quotes

Nayab Singh Saini

Chief Minister of Haryana

“"By fostering the spirit of service to humanity, upliftment of the underprivileged and social harmony in our lives, we can pay true tribute to Sant Shiromani Guru Ravidas Ji," he said.”
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“"Installing Guru Ravidas’ statue is a resolve to imbibe his thoughts, values and the path shown by him in our hearts," he said.”
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