A grand inauguration of a three-day Shrimad Bhagavad Gita course was held by the Social Army Group at the Sampada Festivity venue in Surat on April 9, 10, and 11. The event, themed 'Krishnam Vande Jagatgurum', became a major attraction for devotees from the very first day.
A large number of people attended the first day of the program. The chief speaker, Parsabhai Pandhi, delivered an inspiring message about bringing positivity into life through the knowledge of the Gita and overcoming negative thoughts. He urged the youth to guide their lives in the right direction through spirituality.
The atmosphere of devotion deepened further when renowned Gujarati singer Urvashiben Radadiya and singer Rishabh Agrawat presented melodious Krishna bhajans, creating a devotional ambiance. Additionally, dancer Amiben Patel and her team captivated the audience with enchanting dances based on Lord Krishna. Notable citizens including Ishwarbhai Dholakia, Ghanshyambhai Shankar, Dhirubhai Narola, Kanaiyalal Narola, Rakeshbhai Dudhath, Ashwinbhai Sabhaya, and Piyushbhai Kevadia were present at the event.
The presence of Surat city Police Commissioner Anupam Singh Gehlot further enhanced the dignity of the program. The main objective of the event is to eliminate the growing negative thinking among the youth and provide them with a positive direction through spiritual knowledge.
It was also emphasized that in life, not only material wealth but also values, knowledge, and moral principles hold equal importance. This initiative by the Social Army Group is seen as an inspiring effort towards bringing positive change in society.
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