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Greenman Viral Desai celebrated Tree Ganesha With The Mission 2047

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Greenman Viral Desai celebrated Tree Ganesha With The Mission 2047

To achieve mission 2047, green man Viral Desai celebrates Tree Ganesha every year. Lord Ganesh and clean environment clubbed for Amrutkal by Greenman Viral Desai. Surat (Gujarat) [India], September 7: Well-known environmentalist and industrialist Viral Desai has been celebrating Ganesh Mahotsav named – Tree Ganesha – for the last several years. During this Mahotsav, devotion to Lord Ganesh along with conservation of the environment occupy centre stage. This year Viral Desai aims to reach Amrutkal with the theme of Satyagraha against pollution and climate change and has organized Tree Ganesha. Forest department of Gujarat and Gujarat Pollution Control Board, Surat are officially associated in the Tree Ganesha. Talking about the mission, Desai said, “The main purpose of taking up the chal...

Budding singer Vanya bhatt tries to revive Haveli Sangeet, first song of album released on Janmashtami

Surat (Gujarat) [India], August 19: Vanya bhatt, a budding singer from Surat, presenting to you, on the auspicious occasion of Janmashtami, "Baajat aaj bhadhai gokul mein", a bhajan celebrating the incarnation of Lord Krishna, from an upcoming album full of devotional bhajans for Shrinathji. In pushtimarg, they come from a form of music called "Haveli sangeet" (Music of the Holy Temple) of a city called Nathdwara in Rajasthan. It's a breathtakingly beautiful but unfortunately an endangered form of music which Vanya Bhatt wished to redeem, in a way. All of the bhajans have deep literary connections and references to nature, sound, feelings, morals which make us feel one with the world and ourselves, essentially. Affection, Nature, Dedication, Worthiness and Celebration are accor...

Kiran Hospital announces free organ transplant, and complex illness treatment for 750 children on the occasion of India’s the 75th Independence Day

Surat (Gujarat) [India], August 12: There is a good news for parents of children suffering from complex illnesses that necessitate organ transplantation and congenital birth anomalies. For the first time, Surat-based Kiran Multi Super Speciality Hospital has announced free surgeries and treatment for 750 children under the age of ten to commemorate the 75th anniversary of India's independence—Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. "We wanted to celebrate Azadi Ka Amrit Mohatsav uniquely with our service to the nation and the next generation," said Shree Mathur Savani, chairman of Kiran Hospital. "The Kiran Hospital’s board of trustees has decided to provide free treatment for complex illnesses and organ transplants to an estimated 750 children under the age of ten from across the country." Kiran Hospi...