Virajpet, Feb. 1: India is a holy land and it is everyone's duty to save it. For this, Hindus should be united, said Subhash Chandra Kalanje, the executive director of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Sulya division.
Giving a keynote speech at the Hindu Sangam program held at the school grounds of the Armeri Kalacheri Math by the Hindu Sangam Organizing Committee, Armeri Mandal, he said that in the great India with its thousands of years of history, there is an attack on the practice of Hinduism. It is happening. He said that there is a great power behind the fact that the eternal religion, which has no beginning and no end, is still intact. He said that for the survival of the strong culture of the soil of Kodagu district, the rituals and festivals (from the first page) should be observed without forgetting. Hindu society should stand firm in the fight against external forces that cause conflicts, relations are fading in the name of modernity. He opined that the lack of culture is the reason for this.
Sri Sri Shantamallikarjuna Swamiji, the head of the Armeri Kalancheri Mutt, who presided over the ceremony and delivered the arshivachana, said that when organizational problems arise, the power of the organization should be awakened. Everyone should be committed to the survival of religion. Social transformation should be prepared. He called on everyone in the society to join hands for religious thought, national devotion, and the salvation of an awakened society.
Rajiv Kariappa, the coordinator of the Hindu Sangama Planning Committee, Virajpet, spoke. Village elders Someyanda K. Poovamma, Balekuttir Mandanna and Kattera Kaverappa were present on the stage.
The procession, which began at Mallammatti Junction, ended at the school grounds of Sri Shantamallikarjuna Vidyapeeth.
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