At Saraswati Shishu/Vidya Mandir Inter College in Said Nagli Amroha, guided by Vidya Bharati Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Sansthan, a grand welcome was extended to Acharya Shri Pramod Krishnam Ji Maharaj, the head of Shri Kalki Dham Peeth, a center of spiritual power located in Sambhal district. The welcome ceremony at the school’s main gate included Ghosh Vandan, Tilkotsav, and Pushpavarsha.
During the prayer session, Acharya Shri Pramod Krishnam Ji Maharaj lit lamps and offered flowers in front of the images of Mother Saraswati. He was honored by the Chairman of the School Management Committee, Dr. Puneet Gupta Ji, and the Principal, Shriman Diwakar Pandey Ji, with a turban, a garment, and a souvenir.
In his address, Acharya Shri Pramod Krishnam Ji Maharaj spoke to the students about the incarnations of God on earth, specifically Shri Ram and Shri Krishna. He also discussed ancient Indian science and urged students to respect their parents and teachers, understand Indian religion, culture, and values, and incorporate them into their lives.
Dr. Puneet Gupta Ji, the Honorable Sangh Chalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Hasanpur Khand and Chairman of the School Management Committee, shared his thoughts through a song that highlighted India’s ancient role as the Jagatguru (world teacher). He expressed gratitude to Acharya Shri Pramod Krishnam Ji Maharaj on behalf of the school.
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Principal Shriman Diwakar Pandey Ji also expressed his gratitude to the Chief Guest, Acharya Shri Pramod Krishnam Ji Maharaj Kalki Dham Peethadheeshwar, Mahamandaleshwar Maharaj Harmanoj Ji, and all the dignitaries present, including the school family, drivers, and servants.
The event was attended by Shri Khilendra Ji, Shri Luv Kush Ji, Shri Sudhir Chahal Ji, other volunteers of Kalki Dham Peeth, journalists from electronic media and newspapers, and eminent citizens of the area. Additionally, Acharya Shri Pramod Krishnam Ji Maharaj planted a sapling in the school premises to mark the occasion.
