- Kamdhenu Arogya Sansthan in Nuh hosted a ‘Van Mahotsav’ and free ENT medical camp.
- The event began with a Havan ritual and included free health check-ups.
- Dignitaries present included Mahesh Garg Bedhadak (IRS), Mahamandaleshwar Acharya Narmada Shankar Puri Ji, and Yogi Balak Nath Ji.
GG News Bureau
Nuh, Taoru/Bisser Akbarpur, 20th July: The Kamdhenu Arogya Sansthan today hosted a ‘Van Mahotsav’ (Forest Festival) alongside a free medical camp, embodying its commitment to environmental welfare and community health. The event saw the convergence of prominent figures and spiritual leaders at the Kamdhenu Godham.
The program commenced with a ‘Havan’ (fire ritual) conducted by Adarsh Garg. In adherence to tradition, offerings were made to ‘Agni Dev’ on behalf of individuals celebrating birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and observing death anniversaries in July, with prayers for peace and prosperity for all humanity.
The free ENT medical camp was jointly inaugurated by Dr. Arun Kumar, the main speaker and organizer of the camp, alongside all other dignitaries.
Dignitaries and Discourses
The event was graced by Chief Guest Mahesh Garg Bedhadak, IRS, Chief Technology Officer and Additional Secretary, Ministry of Railways. Spiritual blessings were offered by Mahamandaleshwar Acharya Narmada Shankar Puri Ji Maharaj from Jaipur Niranjani Akhara and Pujya Yogi Balak Nath Ji from Shiv Gorakhnath Gaushala, Narnaul, Haryana. Distinguished guests included Pradeep Guliya HFS, Divisional Forest Officer, Nuh, along with Dr. Arun Kumar. Special guests present were Ashok Buwanivala, State President, Agarwal Vaishya Samaj Haryana, and Dr. DP Goyal, Founder, Canwin Foundation, Gurugram, alongside numerous other dignitaries from Haryana and across the country.
The guests were warmly welcomed with presentations of Tulsi plants, Kamdhenu mementos, and gift packs of Panchagavya-made ghee.
Dr. S.P. Gupta, founder of the institute, introduced all the guests, expressed gratitude for their presence at the Godham, and elaborated on the Kamdhenu Arogya Wellness Institute (KAWS) and its ongoing activities. He emphasized the belief that wishes made under a Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree) and whispered into the ear of Kamdhenu Gau Mata (cow) are swiftly fulfilled. He highlighted the comprehensive health facilities available at the institute and announced the ongoing construction of a temple, reflecting universal faith. He urged everyone to contribute to nature’s preservation by planting more trees.
Ashok Buwanivala praised Dr. S.P. Gupta, noting his transition from an administrative officer to successfully running such an institute. He lauded the establishment and operation of such an institution in the Mewat region as highly commendable, expressing hope that people would benefit from cow service and healthcare here.
Dr. Arun Kumar praised Dr. S.P. Gupta and Shashi Gupta for their efforts in operating Kamdhenu Godham and Arogya Wellness Institute. He emphasized that doctors should behave according to the patient’s needs, not their own, as patients are the priority. He pointed out that increasing diseases are primarily due to improper daily routines, asserting that correcting one’s routine could eliminate half of all illnesses.
Pandit Ashok Vohra from Manas Tatva Anusandhan Kendra, Behror, commended Dr. S.P. Gupta for his ideals towards Sanatan culture and his service to humanity through cow protection. He recited a shloka, equating the observation of the universe with observing the human body, and similarly, divine observation of the world with observing the holy cow.
Yogi Balak Nath Ji underscored the importance of cow service for all and the daily use of Panchagavya products.
Mahesh Garg Bedhadak lauded Dr. S.P. Gupta and Shashi Gupta’s relentless efforts, crediting them for Kamdhenu Sansthan’s international renown. He recited a couplet by Gopal Das Neeraj, highlighting humanity’s purpose.
Mahamandaleshwar Ji commenced his address with sacred shlokas, emphasizing that visiting such a holy place is a divine blessing. He spoke on how wealth manifests in two ways: one leading to discord, and the other bringing peace, spiritual journeys, and auspicious deeds when aligned with divine principles. He concluded by wishing everyone health, happiness, and engagement in good deeds.
V.P. Goyal Ji began his address with ‘Gau Mata Ki Jai’, citing Dr. S.P. Gupta and Shashi Gupta as examples of how to make human life useful for the nation through selfless service. He encouraged everyone to dedicate a portion of their income to good deeds, cow service, and religious activities, similar to paying income tax.
Lastly, Shashi Gupta, Vice President of the institute, expressed gratitude for the saints’ presence, calling their company a great blessing. She discussed the three ways wealth is used: charity, enjoyment, and accumulation (which leads to destruction). She also noted the importance of humor in life.
All ‘Gau Bhakts’ (cow devotees) participated in a tree plantation drive within the institute’s premises, planting saplings.
The event saw the presence of numerous dignitaries, including retired IPS Yashpal Singhal, Anju Gupta, Nandini Tiwari, Dr. Anushka, Sudesh Kohli, Ramdev, Amit Gurjar, Anupam Gupta, Zubair Mohammed, Raj Garg, Manish Jadoo, D.P. Singh, Rajveer Singh, Dr. Poonam Sharma, Manu Sharma, Hardik, Abhishek Goyal, Raj Yadav, Arun Mangala, Pandit Sohan Lal, Brahm Prakash Kaushik, Dr. Maitreyi, Manish, Vanshu, Ajay, Payal Gupta, Dimple Gupta, Naveen Jha (Delhi), Naresh, Captain Ramesh, and prominent individuals from local villages including Dharamvir Garg and Rajbir Sharma Sarpanch from Tawadoo, and Tejpal Tanwar.
