PM Modi likely to virtually attend book launch function in Gujarat on March 20
March 12, 2022
Gandhinagar: The book launch ceremony of ‘Dharma Jivan Gatha’ granth, will take place at Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul Vishwavidya Pratishthanam (SGVP) in the virtual presence of PM Narendrabhai Modi, and presence of Union Home Minister Amitbhai Shah, Gujarat CM Bhupendrabhai Patel and Delhi high court chief justice D.N. Patel on 20th March.
The ‘Dharma Jivan Gatha’ granth, on the life of Shastriji Maharaj Dharma Jivan Das Ji Swami, is authored by his shishya Shastri Madhavpriya Das Ji Swami. It took 8 years to write this granth and it is divided in 6 parts. The book release ceremony is arranged in the cricket ground at SGVP in Chharodi at 5 pm on 20th march in the presence of Purani Bhaktiprakash Das Ji Swami, Purani Balkrushna Das Ji Swami and Purani Hari Swaroop Das Ji Swami. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will be chief guest in the ceremony and CM Bhupendra Patel will be special guest.
Various political leaders, saints, scholars and a large number of devotees will remain present in the ceremony. The saints namely Mahamandleshwar Avichal Das Ji Maharaj- president of Akhil Bharatiya Sant Samiti, Swami Shri Parmatmanand Sarasvatiji Maharaj- convener of Hindu Dharmacharya Sabha, Jagadguru Shri Swami Nirmalanandji Nath (Chunchungiri Karnataka), Shri Dilipdasji Maharaj (Shri Jagganathji Mandir, Amdavad), 108 Acharya Shri Krushna Maniji Maharaj (Jamnagar), Shri Dev Prasad Ji Maharaj (Ananda Bawa Ashram, Jamnagar), Shri Chaitanya Shambhu Das Ji Maharaj (Amdavad) will remain present in the ceremony.
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