Hansi: The social organization Lokhit Manch organized a Hindu conference at the medical camp of Baba in Black Blanket in the grain market, Hansi. The event was held in the presence of Baba Ganesh Yadav, popularly known as Baba in Black Blanket.
The event began with the laying of a wreath and offering of flowers to the portrait of Mother India. Senior social activist and national thinker Krishna Landhdi was present as the keynote speaker at the conference.
In his address, Baba in Black Blanket, Ganesh Yadav, said that today the Hindu community is becoming more aware, but the decline in the Hindu population in the country is a matter of concern. He called on the Hindu community to unite and remain vigilant to protect religion and culture. He urged all Hindus to strengthen society by having six to seven children, so that the nation's cultural identity and strength are maintained and India can re-establish itself as a world leader.
In his address, keynote speaker Krishna Landhadi elaborated on the topic of five transformations, stating that for positive change in society, it is essential to work seriously on issues such as social harmony, family enlightenment, environmental protection, promotion of Swadeshi, and awareness of civic duties. He stated that awareness and active participation in these five areas can strengthen and unite society.
Advocate Dharamveer Rateria, president of the organization, thanked all the guests and participants present at the event, saying that such an event in the presence of Baba is wonderful and inspiring in itself. He expressed his gratitude to all the social workers, including social worker Praveen Godara, who contributed to the successful event.
On this occasion, senior social workers Krishna Yadav, Hemant Soni, Ramniwas, Sandeep Yadav, Jaibeer Yadav, Vice President of the organization Sunil Duhan, General Secretary Manmohan Tayal, Treasurer Sushil Gupta, Gaurav Bhartiya, Kapil Bansal, Vipin Baba, Anil Soni, Dinesh Sharma, Rajkumar Verma, Rinku Kakkar, Narendra Bhayana (Bhai Ji Hotel Wale), Sonu Khanda Wale and many other dignitaries were present.