Discussion Held at Shring Rishi Bhavan Regarding Ramdevji’s Awakening Ceremony
Preparations begin for Baba Ramdevji’s vigil in Dhakadi
Hyderabad, near Dhakadi Patti, Khera village, Dhakadi, a meeting was held under the chairmanship at Shring Rishi Bhavan regarding the vigil and prasadi program of Shri Baba Ramdevji Maharaj organized by the Youth Committee.
According to the press release, after the Shring Rishi Vandana, it was expressed that there is pride in all the youths of our village, who are trying to unite the local community so that everyone’s feelings remain connected to the birthplace. Similarly, as the local people organize the vigil of the family deity with great pomp every year in Kolar, Bagana, and Kurna, the Youth Committee in Dhakadi village is also working hard every year to give grandeur to Baba Ramdevji’s vigil. A proposal to extend
About: Shring Rishi Bhavan
Shring Rishi Bhavan, often revered in Indian culture, is named after the sage Shring Rishi who is considered one of the significant figures in Hindu mythology. The site serves as a spiritual center and a place of pilgrimage, attracting devotees who seek blessings and spiritual guidance. Historically, it has been associated with various legends and is believed to play a role in the local traditions and religious practices of the community surrounding it.
About: Kolar
Kolar is a city in the southern state of Karnataka, India, known for its historical and cultural significance. Historically, it has been an important gold mining center with the Kolar Gold Fields, which were among the deepest mines in the world and have been mined for over a century. In addition to its mining heritage, Kolar is famous for its religious monuments, including the Kolaramma and Someshwara Temples, which are splendid examples of Dravidian architecture and have roots dating back to the Chola and Vijayanagara empires.
About: Bagana
Bagana is an active stratovolcano located on the island of Bougainville, part of Papua New Guinea. One of the most active volcanoes in the country, Bagana emits volcanic gases, ash, and occasional lava flows since its first known eruption in 1842. Consisting mainly of andesite, Bagana is characterized by its symmetrical lava cone, which has been built up by frequent eruptions over the past century.
About: Kurna
Kurna, also known as Qurna or Gourna, refers to a group of villages in Egypt located on the West Bank of the Nile opposite Luxor. Historically, Kurna was situated near the Theban Necropolis, an area rich with tombs and mortuary temples from the New Kingdom of ancient Egypt, including the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens. In recent years, the Egyptian government relocated the residents of Kurna to promote preservation efforts and tourism, as the inhabitants had built their homes and lives among the ancient ruins, which posed challenges for archaeology and conservation.
