New Delhi, 11 January (H.S.): Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated on Sunday that India's youth are fortifying their cultural foundations while building a developed nation. He conveyed this message through a video address at the release ceremony for Shrimad Vijayratna Sundar Surishwarji Maharaj's 500th book, titled Premanu Vishwa, Vishwano Prem (Love of the World, World's Love).
In his remarks, PM Modi highlighted: India stands among the world's youngest nations, where youth are constructing Viksit Bharat and simultaneously reinforcing their cultural roots. Saints like Maharaj Sahab and their literary contributions play a pivotal role in this transformation.
He described the publication not merely as a book but as a profound mantra illuminating the power of love, especially vital today amid global divisions and conflicts.
The Prime Minister invoked Jain philosophy's guiding tenet, Parasparopagraho Jivanam, explaining it signifies the interconnectedness of all life forms. Embracing this principle shifts focus from individual perspectives to collective welfare, elevating personal aspirations toward societal, national, and humanitarian goals.
PM Modi likened Maharaj's 500 compositions to a vast ocean encapsulating countless gem-like ideas, offering simple yet spiritual solutions to humanity's challenges.On the historic occasion of Navkar Mantra Day, he reiterated nine key resolutions essential for national and societal upliftment: water conservation; planting One Tree in Mother's Name; advancing Swachh Bharat; promoting local products; embracing Bharatiya Darshan; adopting natural farming; pursuing healthy lifestyles; integrating yoga and sports; and committing to aid the underprivileged.
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Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar
