Age : 7 years and above
Daily chanting of Nitya Shlokas will be part of the workshop.
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Led by Shri Remya Ji, with dedicated support from Shri Bindu Cheechi and Shri Surya Ji, the day was structured to instill Bharathiya Samskara and core values through a holistic approach. The morning sessions featured a spiritual and physical blend of Prayer, Vivekananda Suktam, storytelling, Geet, and Yoga, all aimed at fostering character and discipline.
The afternoon shifted toward creative expression and physical engagement, with children actively participated in craft, art, and games. Each session and activity was purposefully planned to impart values in a joyful and interactive manner, ensuring both learning and enjoyment.
A significant factor in the camp's success was the strong connection with local families; most participants were children from families already associated with various Yoga Satras conducted by Vivekananda Kendra. This successful turnout was a direct result of consistent follow-up.
The camp reached a meaningful conclusion with the presence of Shri Sudhakar Ji, Senior Jeevanvrati Karyakarta of Vivekananda Kendra. His blessings and encouraging address inspired the young participants to carry the lessons of the camp into their daily lives. The children remained cheerful and fully involved throughout the day, ensuring that the camp was not just an event, but a lively and impactful experience in their personal growth.
नमस्कार
अमृत परिवार मिलन समारोह मे आप सपरिवार, इष्ट मित्रों के साथ सादर आमंत्रित हैं
दिनांक 17 अप्रैल 2026, शुक्रवार
समय शाम 6 बजे से 8 बजे तक
स्थान - स्वर्ण जयंती सभागृह, SGSITS नेहरू पार्क रोड, इंदौर
निवेदक
CA अनुराग जोशी
नगर संचालक इंदौर
The event featured a standout presentation by Dr. Sucheta Paranjape, titled “Science in the Vedas,” which captivated the audience by bridging the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary discovery.
Dr. Sucheta Paranjape challenged the narrow view of the Vedas as purely spiritual scriptures, unveiling them as intellectually rigorous texts rich with insights into physics, metallurgy, mathematics, and astronomy.
A key highlight of the discussion was the sophisticated time calculation methods found in the Rigveda, which serve as a testament to the advanced astronomical proficiency of ancient Indian scholars.
Beyond the stars, the lecture illustrated that ancient Indian scholars possessed a sophisticated understanding of the physical world. Furthermore, the discussion highlighted how Ayurveda’s foundational use of medicinal plants remains a vital blueprint for holistic health today.
The program concluded served as a call to action, inspiring an enthusiastic audience to integrate these time-tested perspectives into modern daily life to build a more balanced and enlightened future.
The event aimed to explore the profound impact of India’s ancient heritage on the global stage. The day began with an inspiring inaugural session led by Chief Guest Prof. Madhav Govind ji, Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Gautam Buddha University. His opening address provided a strong intellectual foundation, setting a tone of deep reflection and meaningful deliberation for the discussions that followed.
The event witnessed a vibrant display of youth engagement, drawing 68 registrations for a declamation competition from 46 diverse institutions across the Delhi NCR region. To foster inclusivity and ensure every voice could be heard, the competition was conducted in both English and Hindi. The competition was evaluated by a distinguished panel of five judges who assessed the speakers across three key segments: Best Orator, Best Content, and Best Stage Presence, ensuring a comprehensive and fair recognition of talent.
The dialogue reached its crescendo during an enriching valedictory session featuring Prof. Geeta Singh ji, Director of CPDHE at the University of Delhi, and Dr. Ananya Awasthi ji, Founder & Director of Anuvaad Solutions. As Chief Guests, their closing remarks underscored the vital role of the youth in nation-building and the enduring global relevance of India's cultural ethos.
The program concluded by framing Yoga as a tool for diplomacy rather than just physical health, successfully inspiring a new generation to view Indian heritage as a bridge for international harmony.
Each day commenced with the 3 Omkars and Shanti Path, The comprehensive curriculum included breathing and loosening exercises, Suryanamaskars, various Asanas, and Pranayama, with a special emphasis on Chair Suryanamaskars to assist participants with knee issues.
Beyond physical practice, the Satra delved into the spiritual and theoretical dimensions of Yoga by explaining the meanings of Mantras and covering the principles of Ashtanga Yoga.
Participants were also inspired by a dedicated session on Swami Vivekananda’s historic meditation on the Mid-Sea Rock at Kanyakumari and the diverse service activities of Vivekananda Kendra.
To further encourage spiritual study, a book stall was arranged, providing attendees with access to transformative literature.
The Satra concluded with the Patanjali Vandana and Shanti Mantra.