Change is irreversible course of, goes on continuously_ President Murmu

By Specific Information Service

BHUBANESWAR: Change is the one irreversible course of that goes on constantly, stated President of India Droupadi Murmu whereas laying the inspiration of the ‘Divine Mild Home’ of Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya at Dasbatia right here.

Launching the Brahma Kumari theme ‘The 12 months of Constructive Change-2023’, the President stated, “It’s not potential to step into the identical river twice. Like a river, time retains flowing. Time and society stay dynamic on the trail of steady change.”

President Droupadi Murmu interacting

with a member of PVTG at Raj Bhawan

Quoting a verse from Bhagavad Gita, ‘Ashantasya kutah sukham’, she stated an individual who is just not connected to the Lord can not attain peace. “I keep in mind once I was younger, life was a bit missing but I used to be very completely happy. I used to be completely happy as a result of I by no means in contrast myself with anybody else. However today because of the deep affect of social media, we unknowingly fall into the lure of comparability. In ignorance, we regularly don’t recognise the virtues hidden in ourselves,” she stated.

She stated the largest problem earlier than us right this moment is to do away with adverse ideas and transfer in direction of positivity. She appreciated the efforts of Brahma Kumaris in making humanity conscious and taking it ahead in a constructive route.

Later within the day at Raj Bhawan, Murmu interacted with members of notably weak tribal teams (PVTGs). Round 50 members of 10 PVTGs spoke to the President about their way of life, schooling, group, livelihood and different issues.

Whereas the President requested them concerning the issues they face of their day-to-day lives, she additionally advised them to concentrate on schooling of their youngsters, ability upgradation and sustenance. Murmu stated whilst the federal government has been doing loads to assist tribals, the latter must also concentrate on turning into self-independent. The President after her three-day tour, left for New Delhi on Thursday night.

BHUBANESWAR: Change is the one irreversible course of that goes on constantly, stated President of India Droupadi Murmu whereas laying the inspiration of the ‘Divine Mild Home’ of Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya at Dasbatia right here. Launching the Brahma Kumari theme ‘The 12 months of Constructive Change-2023’, the President stated, “It’s not potential to step into the identical river twice. Like a river, time retains flowing. Time and society stay dynamic on the trail of steady change.” President Droupadi Murmu interacting with a member of PVTG at Raj Bhawan Quoting a verse from Bhagavad Gita, ‘Ashantasya kutah sukham’, she stated an individual who is just not connected to the Lord can not attain peace. “I keep in mind once I was younger, life was a bit missing but I used to be very completely happy. I used to be completely happy as a result of I by no means in contrast myself with anybody else. However today because of the deep affect of social media, we unknowingly fall into the lure of comparability. In ignorance, we regularly don’t recognise the virtues hidden in ourselves,” she stated.googletag.cmd.push(perform() {googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); }); She stated the largest problem earlier than us right this moment is to do away with adverse ideas and transfer in direction of positivity. She appreciated the efforts of Brahma Kumaris in making humanity conscious and taking it ahead in a constructive route. Later within the day at Raj Bhawan, Murmu interacted with members of notably weak tribal teams (PVTGs). Round 50 members of 10 PVTGs spoke to the President about their way of life, schooling, group, livelihood and different issues. Whereas the President requested them concerning the issues they face of their day-to-day lives, she additionally advised them to concentrate on schooling of their youngsters, ability upgradation and sustenance. Murmu stated whilst the federal government has been doing loads to assist tribals, the latter must also concentrate on turning into self-independent. The President after her three-day tour, left for New Delhi on Thursday night.