Patanjali Gurukulam, an educational institution under the Indian Education Board, celebrated its 8th Annual Day at the grand auditorium of Patanjali University in Haridwar. The event was attended by senior saints, including Paramacharya Swami Ramdev, who emphasized the importance of imparting morality, purity of character, and gentleness in speech and conduct to students. He highlighted that the Gurukulam follows the ancient Rishi tradition to prepare students for global leadership, with children from all Indian states studying at the institution.
Swami Ramdev praised the sages of the past, such as Maharshi Dayanand and Sant Ravidas, who broke societal barriers and promoted unity and harmony. He emphasized that the Vedas do not distinguish between individuals and that the teachers at Patanjali Gurukulam play a vital role in shaping students’ character and guiding them towards excellence. Junapeethadheeshwar Acharya Mahamandaleshwar Swami Avdheshanand Giri Ji Maharaj described Patanjali Gurukulam as an extraordinary laboratory for preserving and promoting India’s eternal culture, ancient traditions, and Vedic values.
Acharya Balkrishna noted that the Gurukulam strengthens Indian culture, Sanatan traditions, and beliefs, and that children are not only acquiring knowledge but also being cultured. Paramacharya Swami Chidanand Muni of Parmarth Niketan emphasized the importance of revealing eternal truths to future generations and stressed that India’s true history lies in Sanatan Dharma. Mahamandaleshwar Swami Harichetananand Ji Maharaj praised Swami Ramdev Ji for sharing the message of Sanatan Dharma with the world through Patanjali Gurukulam.
The event featured cultural programs, dances, and dramas presented by students from Patanjali Gurukulam, as well as felicitations for winners of academic, sports, and scriptural competitions. The event was attended by several dignitaries, including Sadhvi Bhagwati Ji, Executive Chairman of the Indian Education Board Dr. N.P. Singh, and other prominent figures. The annual day celebration was a testament to the institution’s commitment to preserving and promoting India’s eternal culture and Vedic values.