Dwarka: The youngest son of Mukesh and Nita Ambani, Anant Ambani, who is currently on a foot pilgrimage from Jamnagar to Dwarka to seek blessings from Lord Dwarkadhish, will conclude his journey on the morning of April 6, Sunday — which also marks the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami (the birthday of Lord Ram). In preparation for his arrival, a meeting was held on April 5 under the leadership of Brahmachari Shri Narayananandji of Sharada Peeth in Dwarka. Various religious, social, and busine...Read More

Dwarka: In India, where padayatras are an intrinsic element of the country’s civilisational heritage, a scion of the country’s wealthiest family has embarked on a walking pilgrimage redolent of this very Indian way of seeking union with the divine. Anant Ambani, 29, is on a 170-kilometre padayatra from Jamnagar, his ancestral hometown and karmabhoomi, to Dwarka, one of India’s holiest cities. After setting out on March 29, he has been covering about 20 kilometres daily, walking for abou...Read More

Dwarka: Reliance Industries Limited Director Anant Ambani, is currently on a foot pilgrimage (padyatra) from his Jamnagar residence to the Dwarkadhish Temple. Covering around 140 kilometers over several days, this spiritual journey is part of his religious observance ahead of his 30th birthday on April 10. On Thursday morning, spiritual leader Pandit Dhirendra Shastri of Bageshwar Dham joined Ambani on the padyatra, walking barefoot alongside him. Known for his religious discourses and advocacy...Read More

Dwarka: Reliance Director Anant Ambani's foot pilgrimage to Dwarka entered its sixth day today, with Ambani covering a total distance of 60 kilometers so far. During today’s yatra, women welcomed him by applying Kanku Tilak, while some children presented him with a photo of Dwarkadhish and expressed their desire to visit Vantara. In response, Anant said, "You all must definitely come to Vantara." Since March 28, Anant Ambani has been walking from Reliance Township-Vantara to Dwarka, covering ...Read More

Devbhumi Dwarka: Anant Ambani, Director of Reliance Industries Limited and the youngest son of Nita and Mukesh Ambani, is on a 'Padyatra' (pilgrimage by foot) from Jamnagar to the Dwarkadhish Temple. During the yatra, Anant spoke to the media and said, "The padyatra is from our house in Jamnagar to Dwarka. I only pray that the blessings of Shri Ji Baba Dwarkadhish remain with everyone. The padyatra has been going on for the last five days, and we will reach in another 2-4 days. Dwarkadhish is t...Read More

Dwarka: Rajya Sabha MP Parimal Nathwani today condemned the remarks made by Nilkanth Charandas Swami of Swaminarayan Gurukul, Surat. Nathwani visited Dwarka amid the ongoing uproar over the Swaminarayan sect’s disputed book and remarks on Lord Dwarkadhish, which have drawn strong opposition from the Hindu community. Replying to the media, Nathwani said, "I condemn any comment made by a saint of the Swaminarayan Temple. Dwarkadhish is, will be, and will always be. There is no place above him. ...Read More

Surat: In the aftermath of a series of controversial statements by Swaminarayan sect monks against Hindu gods and goddesses, anger has erupted among Hindus. Following the latest objectionable remarks by Neelkanth Charan Swami of Swaminarayan Gurukul in Surat about Bhagwan Dwarkadhish, members of the Ahir community staged a protest at Sanskar Dham Society in Punagam. The protesters stated that the Swami’s remarks had deeply hurt their religious sentiments and demanded government action against ...Read More

Dwarka: The temple town Dwarka witnessed a massive protest today against controversial remarks made by a Swaminarayan saint, questioning the presence of Lord Dwarkadhish in Dwarka. The priests of the Dwarkadhish Jagat Mandir, the entire Googli Brahmin community, and various Hindu organizations organized a large rally. The protest march began at the Dwarkadhish temple and proceeded to the SDM office, with participants chanting slogans under tight police security. The controversy stems from the b...Read More

Dwarka: The infiltration of Bangladeshi nationals across India, including Gujarat, has become a matter of concern. In a recent case, local police arrested five Bangladeshi women near the Rukshmani Temple, close to Rupen Port in Dwarka. The women were reportedly covering their faces, raising suspicion, after which the police detained and questioned them. During interrogation, authorities recovered Bangladeshi ID cards and mobile numbers from them. The women revealed that an agent had facilitated...Read More