In the current times when people are worried, anxious ‘Online satsangs’ will certainly supplement the needs of the family.This Series includes 4 programmes each day – ‘Balsanskarvargs’, ‘Chanting satsangs’, ‘Bhavsatsangs’ and ‘Dharmasamvads’
Saudi Arabia is recognised as the main centre of Islam. Even there, restrictions have been placed on religious activities to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Religious fanatics in India, who think they are too clever, should learn from Saudi Arabia !
Sanatan Sanstha and Hindu Janajagruti Samiti have been supporting all efforts of the Government to fight the calamity of coronavirus right from the ‘Janata curfew’ to the present lockdown !
Central Government directs the State Governments to provide relief to migrant workers
It is crucial to surrender to God so as to face the catastrophe of the coronavirus. Only devotion unto God and spiritual practice can help us survive the adverse times !
Adverse times may have contributed to the mental health problems of ordinary citizens and rise in family strifes. However, Sanatan’s seekers, who are following invaluable teachings of spiritual practice under the guidance of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale, are steady even under this adverse situation.
No doubt science has made astonishing progress in all fields, yet, it has limitations in controlling the dreadful calamity of coronavirus. Seekers should face the current situation with faith that God is in control and He does everything for our welfare !
Kuwait, after Oman, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have, rejected attempts to spoil ties with India through ‘foreign sponsored’ social media handles and posts.
Policemen were attacked in Howrah, Bengal by the religious fanatics on 28th April after the Police entered the area to enforce the lockdown in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic. It is one of the worst affected areas of Bengal, second only to Kolkata.
‘The Police are not authorised to seize any property including vehicles without carrying out legal Panchnama as per provisions of IPC’, said Advocate Gangadhar Goudin his notice sent to the Superintendent of Police, Nazamabad.