E-Gyan July 2019 Guru Purnima Celebration Coverage Special Edition.

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E-Gyan Digital Newsletter MVM Schools Group
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Volume : 121, July 2019

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Maharishi’s Science of Creative Intelligence, a stable foundation for the eternal wisdom of
life to be enjoyed generation after generation.
The knowledge of intelligence has its roots in the eternity of knowledge. Knowledge is eternal
because life is eternal.
This eternal value of life–the unbounded, unmanifest field of Creative
Intelligence is experienced through the practice of Maharishi’s
Transcendental Meditation Technique.
Generation after generation, the same unbounded, eternal value
of knowledge has been passed on from teacher to student. The
knowledge of Maharishi’s Science of Creative Intelligence is
embedded in a long tradition of teachers.
To establish a stable foundation for this knowledge, the intelligentsia
of every generation should be the custodians of this eternal wisdom.
This was the inspiration to establish Maharishi Universities.
The name ‘Maharishi’ means ‘great Seer’- one who not only sees
reality and lives it in fulfilment, but who is also able to impart the
value of being a Seer to everyone on earth. The goal of Maharishi
Universities is to create great Seers in all parts of the world in every generation.
The goal and aspiration of Maharishi Universities is to maintain the knowledge of the complete
value of life in its purity, so that in every generation both teacher and student grow in knowledge,
vitality, and fulfilment together.
As long as the purity of knowledge is maintained, the effectiveness of the Science of Creative
Intelligence will be maintained and its benefits secured for all generations to come.
The knowledge of intelligence honours all systems of gaining knowledge. The Science of
Creative Intelligence brings fulfilment to the aspirations of all educational systems, all governments,
and all organizations to develop the full value of life in the individual and in society.
The Science of Creative Intelligence provides the knowledge of all the Laws of Nature,
whereby man does not make mistakes and his life is always spontaneously progressive and fulfilling,
in accordance with Natural Law.
The ability to bring fulfilment to the life of every individual and society gave rise to the
World Plan, whose aim is to bring this supreme knowledge to every man everywhere. Maharishi
Universities are the organizations through which the World Plan is being implemented in all parts of
the world.
The goal of the World Plan is to ensure that in this scientific age no man continues to suffer
and that every man blossoms in the full value of life, radiates the full value of life, and lives life in
fulfilment.
Ideal education through Maharishi’s Science of Creative Intelligence: Offering an ideal
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system of education for the individual to rise to enlightenment and nations to rise to invincibility.
The ground for success of all activity in society is coherence in collective consciousness. This
is brought about by increasing the level of coherence in the consciousness of the individual through
Maharishi’s Transcendental Meditation Technique.
Higher consciousness should be the goal of higher education, and success in every undertaking
should be the achievement of every educated man. Maharishi Universities are creating enlightened
individuals whose thought and action are from the level of Transcendental Consciousness, the field
of all possibilities. Action from this level is evolutionary, fulfilling, and successful.
Suffering has been a part of life because consciousness was not a field of study in education:
the knower was not realized and therefore knowledge remained baseless and unfulfilling.
By providing knowledge of the knower, Maharishi Universities expand the student’s learning
ability. When the student’s mental potential is fully unfolded, his thoughts will be most powerful
and will be in accordance with Natural Law. All his thought and action will automatically produce a
positive influence in the environment.
Maharishi Universities's gift to the world is a more coherent level of world consciousness
today. Any country that will imbibe the spirit of Maharishi Universities's programme of education
into its educational system will enjoy an ideal society free from problems and invincibility for the
nation.
Maharishi European Research University (MERU) in Switzerland is solely devoted to
research into consciousness as a field of all possibilities. At MERU, research in consciousness is
probing deep into the unmanifest field of Creative Intelligence in order to unfold the full potential of
all possibilities in human awareness.
Generations of educators have been longing for a perfect system of education, through which
every educated individual would be intelligent, successful, and a glory to his environment. It needed
a scientific age to provide a systematic procedure to accomplish this highest ideal of educators.
Maharishi’s Transcendental Meditation and TM-Siddhi Programme is this systematic
procedure to create an ideal man. This programme is based on the nature of life itself, which is
growth and evolution motivated by Natural Law.
Educators everywhere have always been progressive and eager to adopt anything that will
enrich education. The establishment of Maharishi International University in all parts of the world
will create an invincible family of nations.
Jai Guru Dev, Jai Maharishi

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Grand Celebration of
Shri Guru Purnima
With divine blessings of Sri Guru Dev and His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ji, the
national level programme to celebrate Shri Guru Purnima in a grand manner was organised at
Maharishi Mangalam Bhavan, Maharishi Vidya Mandir School Campus, Ratanpur, Bhopal on 15
and 16 July 2019.
Hon'ble Chairman of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools Group Brahmachari Girish Ji presided
over the celebration. The celebration began with Shri Guru Parampara Pujan followed by chanting
of Vedic Shanti and Swasti Mantras by Vedic Pundits. Brahmachari Ji was welcomed as per Vedic
traditions. Vaidyaraj Shri Balendu Shekhar Dwivedi also presented him with Poorna Kumbh with
lighted lamp on it symbolizing the Vedic Mantra "Tamso Ma Jyotirgamay".
In his inspiring address Brahmachari Ji reminded everyone the importance of Guru in life. He said
that ‘Guru is not only spiritual Teacher or Master,
but he also gives shape to the life of the disciple
to be successful, happy, healthy, prosperous,
enlightened and invincible in future. Guru is
regarded as Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, having
total knowledge of every aspects of life and as and
when required, he guides the life of his disciple. The
disciple has to have complete dedication, devotion
and surrender to the Master and only then he enjoys
infinite blessings and attention of his Master.
‘We have an example before us of His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ji, who totally
surrendered his life in the lotus feet of the his Guru Dev Swami Brahmanand Saraswati Ji Maharaj, a
Vedanta Incarnate, Shankaracharya of Jyotirmath and gained complete knowledge of Vedic Science
including Vedanta.’
Girish Ji further said that ‘Shankaracharyas are called Jagatguru, but they are not allowed to
cross the ocean, how can then they play the role of Jagatguru? Maharishi Ji being a Brahmachari,
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world-wide and played role of Jagatguru. There is no such other example in history of a saint who
rediscovered Vedic Knowledge, restored it in its original form and presented this Knowledge in a
scientific way in easy & understandable language, and got international recognition as the foremost
Scientist of Consciousness.’
He also declared that the Maharishi Organisations will set up Maharishi Ramayan University
at Ayodhya not only to propagate and popularize the knowledge enshrined in epic Ramayan in India
and rest of the World but also carry out research with International collaboration.
Professor Bhuvnesh Sharma, Vice-Chancellor of
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Vedic Vishwavidyalaya
reminded everyone the greatest gift of Maharishi Ji
to the world in form of Transcendental Meditation,
Siddhi Programme and many other Vedic Techniques
for the upliftment of human life leading to Heavenly
Life on Earth.
Professor Pankaj Chande, Vice-Chancellor Maharishi
University of Management & Technology Bilaspur
informed the audience that ‘after lot of difficulties faced by this University including the annulment
of the MUMT Act, the University is now functional again. This has become possible due to divine
blessings of His Holiness Maharishi Ji and untiring efforts of Brahmachari Girish Ji. We will make
all efforts to run not only traditional courses but also will try to introduce new and modern courses
like AI, Animation, Visual Graphics etc. for the benefit of the students.’
Dr. Prakash Joshi Executive Director MVM
Schools Group presented the achievements of
students, teachers and Principals of various MVM
Schools. He informed that 153 Maharishi Vidya
Mandir and Maharishi Centre for Educational
Excellence school are functioning in 16 states of the
country. Approximately 85000 students are studying
in the CBSE/State Board affiliated schools. All
students study Vedic Science and practice TM and
TM Siddhi Programme apart from syllabus prescribed by CBSE or the concern state board.
In the academic session 2018-19 CBSE class XII examination, the overall result was above 90%. 187
students obtained 90% or more marks.313 students got marks 90% and above in class X examination.
A large number of our students qualified through different competitive exams like IIT (JEEE
Advance), CPT, CA, NIFT, CLAT, AIIMS, NDA, CA, PMT & Institute of Hotel Management and
others. Many of our students won prestigious awards and medals in various states and national level
sports and other co-curricular activities.
Gyan Yug Diwas was celebrated in a grand and spiritual manner – on 12th and 13th January
as "Fulfillment of Maharishi Birth Centenary Year at National, State and school level. Maharishi
National Cultural Celebration 2018 was celebrated at MVM Ratanpur (Bhopal). Students from all
region participated in this function. Prizes and awards given to the winners.
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for their outstanding contributions in the field of education and development of schools, was given
to Principals of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools. They were given trophies, certificates and cash
awards by Hon'ble Chairman MVM Schools Group Brahamachari Girish Ji.
At the same time while organising a large number of educational institutions, MSS is also
under taking projects such as Maharishi Khadi evam Gramodyog Sansthan and Maharishi Kaushal
Vikas evam Prashikshan Sansthan have been started with inspiration from Bramhachari Girish Ji.
The Maharishi Kaushal Vikas evam Prashikshan Sansthan is carrying out skill development of the
people,specially rural women so that they become trained in various trades to become self-reliant.
MSS has also started a dairy project at Keerat Nagar near Bhopal under the guidance of
Brahmachari Girish Ji. In this, about 110 cows of only Indian bread namely Saiwal and Gir are being
nurtured in highly hygienic conditions. 'Maharishi Dairy' is a very ambitious plan of MSS to promote
large quantity of pure organic cow milk products and inspire citizens to keep a cow at every home.
Along with its contribution to "White Revolution", MSS is also contributing towards "Green
Revolution".In this regard MSS has established 'Maharishi Nursery' in Bhopal. Last year a large
number plants have been planted in several cities in India with the help of MVM students, teachers
and staff. At Maharishi Nursery lakhs of various eco-friendly plant spellings have been prepared to
be planted all over India.
On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, MSS offers its achievements at the lotus feet of
Shree Guru Dev and Maharishi Ji and sincerely thanks Brahmachari Girish Ji for his guidance and
active support without which this achievements were just not possible.
The National Coordinator of TM and TM- Siddhi programme in the country Shri Ram Vinod
Gaur described the importance of having Guruji in any one's life. He said that what we are is only result
of the teachings which our Gurus impart to us. We in Maharishi Organization, therefore celebrate
Shri Guru Poornima with lot of enthusiasm and devotion. He resolved to spread the knowledge given
to us by His Holiness Maharishi Ji to every nook and corner of India under the inspiring guidance of
Bramhachari Girish Ji. He offered the achievements of the year to the lotus feet of Shri Gurudev and
His Holiness Maharishi Ji and put the future plans for the next year before the audience .
After presentations of achievements of respective Maharishi Organisations by the dignitaries,
the students of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Ratanpur, Ayodhya Nagar & Trilanga and MCEE Bhopal
presented group songs based on spiritual theme which were thoroughly applauded by the audience.
16th
July 2019
On the day of Shri Guru Purnima on 16th July, the grand celebration started with Shri Guru
Parampara Poojan followed by welcome song by the students of Maharishi Centre for Educational
Excellence Bhopal.
Addressing the students, parents, teachers and others, Brahmachari Girish Ji said that ‘On
Guru Purnima we dedicate the achievements of all the wings of Maharishi Organisation in the lotus
feet of Shri Guru Dev & His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ji. We also seek their blessings for
successful achievements in the coming years.’He further said that ‘The personality of Shri Guru
Dev was so magnetic that it attracted Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ji to become his devoted disciple
and transformed the whole world with ancient Indian Vedic Knowledge and Technologies. For the
greater part of his life Shri Guru Dev lived in quiet, lonely places, the habitats of lions and leopards;
in hidden caves and thick forests of the Vindhyagiris and Amarkantak mountain ranges.

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‘Shri Guru Dev was out of sight of man but was well marked in the eyes of the destiny
of the country. For more than 165years, the principal seat of Shankaracharya of Jyotir-Math in
Badrikashram, Himalaya was vacant, and North India had no Shankaracharya to guide the spiritual
destiny of the people.
‘It took a long time, twenty years, to persuade Shri Guru Dev to come out of his solitude
and accept the holy throne of Shankaracharya of Jyotir-Math in Badrikashram, Himalayas. At the
age of 71, in the year 1941, a well-marked time in the political and religious history of India, he
was installed as Shankaracharya of Jyotir-math, and that was the sturning point in the destiny of the
nation. The political freedom of the country dawned under his divine grace, and he was revered by
Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of India.
At the conference of the eminent philosophers of the world during the Silver Jubilee
Celebrations of the Institute of Indian Philosophers, held at Calcutta in December 1950. Dr. S.
Radhakrishnan, the famous philosopher and the successor of Dr. Rajendra Prasad as President of
India, addressed Shri Guru Dev as “Vedanta Incarnate” (Truth Embodiment).’
Brahmachari Girish Ji very happily declared that we are very fortunate to be direct descendants
of the knowledge of Shri Guru Dev and his most dedicated disciple His Holiness Maharishi Ji.
After the inspiring elocution of Brahmachari Girish Ji, tree planting ceremony was organised
by Maharishi World Peace Movement in the premises of MVM School Ratanpur Bhopal to mark
the completion of week long "Hara-Bhara aur Sheeta Bharat" campaign announce by Brahmachari
Girish Ji. He along with Prof. Bhuvnesh Sharma Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, MMYVV and all other
dignitaries, parents, teachers, students and participants of Maharishi World Peace Movement planted
saplings of various species. Students were carrying various play cards depicting inspiring slogans
and some were also holding the saplings.
In the afternoon, Bhajananjali – paying gratitude
through spiritual and devotional songs – was
performed by a renowned singer of Nagpur Shri
Anand Deshmukh. Smt. Aditi Deshmukh, an
accomplished Psychologist, counsellor and anchor
narrated the theme of every Bhajan beautifully.
Accompanyingartistscreatedamysticalenvironment
full of devotion with music for over two hours. On
Violin was Shri Harish Langde, on Harmonium Shri
Rahul Manekar, on Tabla Shri Raju Jagtap and on
Mridangam was Shri Vinod Patthe. Young student of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Bhandara and son of
Shri Anand Deshmukh was on Manjeera.
The Bhajans were mostly dedicated to Shri Guru and Lord Krishna from Meera Bai, Kabeer
and other spiritual luminaries. Shri Anand Deshmukh successfully demonstrated different style of
Bhajans including from Pt. Kumar Gandharva, Pt. Bheemsen Joshi and Abhang of Maharastra.
Audience enjoyed the spiritual environment created by the performance of Shri Anand Deshmukh
and his group. All the members of the group were felicitated by Vedic Pundits with Shawl and
Shriphal.
The vote of thanks was proposed by Shri Balveer Singh Guleriya, Principal MVM Ratanpur
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Photo Gallery Guru Purnima Celebration

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir Almora Maharishi Vidya Mandir Almora
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Angul Maharishi Vidya Mandir Angul
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Barabanki Maharishi Vidya Mandir Barabanki
Shri Guru Poornima
Celebrated in grand manner in MVM Schools
The pious occasion of Shri Guru Poormima was celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm in
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools in the country. The programme started with Shri Guru Parampara
Poojan. The Principal of MVM Schools read out the message of greetings from Bramhachari Girish Ji,
Hon'ble Chairman MVM Schools Group followed by attractive cultural programmes based on patriotic
and spiritual themes. They offered the achievements of their schools during the year to the lotus feet
of Shri Gurudev and His Holiness Maharishi Ji and put the future plans for the next year before the
audience . Large number of local residents attended this celebration along with guests of honour.

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir Bareilly Maharishi Vidya Mandir Bareilly
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Chhatarpur Maharishi Vidya Mandir Chhatarpur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Fatehpur Maharishi Vidya Mandir Fatehpur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Gonda Maharishi Vidya Mandir Gonda

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir Gurugram Maharishi Vidya Mandir Gurugram
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Hyderabad Maharishi Vidya Mandir Hyderabad
Maharishi Vidya Mandir-V Jabalpur Maharishi Vidya Mandir-V Jabalpur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Khatima Maharishi Vidya Mandir Khatima

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir Kotdwar Maharishi Vidya Mandir Kotdwar
Maharishi Kids Home, Arera Colony, Bhopal Maharishi Kids Home, Arera Colony, Bhopal
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Shahdol Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Shahdol
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Noida Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Noida

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Pithoragarh Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Pithoragarh
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Pratappur Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Pratappur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Prayagraj Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Prayagraj
Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Raigarh Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Raigarh

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir-I, Raipur Maharishi Vidya Mandir-I, Raipur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Rudrapur Maharishi Vidya Mandir Rudrapur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Shajapur Maharishi Vidya Mandir Shajapur
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Silchar Maharishi Vidya Mandir Nayagarh

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir Tezpur Maharishi Vidya Mandir Yawatmal
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Tiruvannamalai Maharishi Vidya Mandir Tiruvannamalai
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Wardha Maharishi Vidya Mandir Wardha
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Yamuna Nagar Maharishi Vidya Mandir Yamuna Nagar

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Maharishi Vidya Mandir Balaghat Maharishi Vidya Mandir Balaghat
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Haldwani Maharishi Vidya Mandir Haldwani
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Panna Maharishi Vidya Mandir Panna
Maharishi Vidya Mandir Banheri Maharishi Vidya Mandir Banheri

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Under the able guidance of Hon'ble Chairman of MVM Schools Group, Brahmachari Girish
Ji, a seven-day tree plantation programme was launched from 9th July 2019 by Maharishi Shiksha
Sansthan at Maharishi Center for Educational Excellence, Lambakhera, Bhopal.
On this occasion, Girishi Ji said in his message that the tag-line of 7-day programme launched
from today is ‘Hara BharaAur Sheetal Bharat’, the word ‘Sheetal’means coolness and peace, therefore
we should plant more and more trees for outer coolness and for inner peace, practice Transcendental
Meditation regularly twice daily as propounded by his Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ji. It will
give us both inner and outer coolness and peace.
Brahmachari Girish Ji further said that ‘In these 7 days, seven Maharishi Organisations
namely Maharishi Vedic Health Centre, Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools Group National Office,
Maharishi Centre for Educational Excellence, Maharishi Institute of Management, Maharishi Bliss
Residency, Maharishi Ved Vigyan Vishwa Vidyapeetham and Maharishi World Peace Movement
will celebrate plantation day on different days beginning from 9th July. Also, one lakh plants will be
planted this year by all units of Maharishi Organisations so that our country becomes 'Hara Bhara
Aur Sheetal Bharat' in real sense.’
The campaign started on 9th July at Maharishi Vedic Health Centre where Shri Akhilesh
Argal, Chief Executive Officer, Rajya Anand Sansthan. Madhya Pradesh was the chief guest.
On 10th, 11th and 12th July the plantation ceremonies were carried out in Maharishi Vidya
Mandir National Camp Office, Maharishi Centre for Educational Excellence and Maharishi Institute
of Management where Shri Bharat Sharma, Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Rajya Van Vikas
Nigam, Shri S. P. S. Tiwari Chief Conservator of Forest of Bhopal Circle and Dr. P. C. Dubey
Additional P.C.C.F. (Research and Extension) were the chief guests. They highlighted the importance
of trees in the life of human beings and others. They all emphasized that it is very important to plant
more and more trees and protect them. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ji has given the message of ‘Life is
Maharishi Sansthan launches 7 days Drive for
Hara Bhara Aur Sheetal Bharat

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Bliss’ to the whole world. We must enjoy the physical wellbeing in Green Environment and get the
peace of mind and through it Bliss, by practicing TM as propagated by Maharishi Ji.
On these occasions, the honored guests also planted saplings in the campus with the staff.
Shri Bhuvnesh Sharma Vice Chancellor, MMYVV, Executive Director of Maharishi Vidya Mandir
Schools Group, Dr. P. C. Joshi, Director CPR, Shri V. R. Khare, Director MIM Bhopal Col. T.P.S.
Kandra, Smt. Rekha Nimkar, Principal MCEE, Officers of NCO Bhopal & staff members were also
present and planted saplings.
Plantation at Maharishi Bliss Residency
As part of one week plantation programme “Hara Bhara Aur Sheetal Bharat”, planting
ceremony was organised at Maharishi Bliss Residency, Bhojpur Road, Bhopal. Chief guest of
ceremony was Shri J. K. Mohanty, Principal Chief Conservator Forest, Madhya Pradesh.
Shri Mohanty was accorded traditional welcome with Tilak, Shawl, Shriphal and flower
bouquet by Vedic Pundits chanting the Vedic Mantras. Hon'ble Chairman MVM Schools Group
Brahmachari Girish Ji, Shri J. K. Mohanty and other guests planted the saplings of Neem, Bargad,
Jamun, Mango, Munga, Champa, Ashok and number of other varieties in 5 acres campus.
Shri Mohanty informed about the programme undertaken by the Forest Department to plant
and maintain large forests in India. He also requested to protect Forests to save environment. He
specially mentioned that number of tress like Neem, Peepal and Bargad provide dense shadow and

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O;fä orZeku ou {ks=] çfr O;fä ou {ks= dh vko';drk] ou LFkkiuk ds fy, ljdkjh ç;Ru] çfr
,dj ou ls v‚Dlhtu dh mRifÙk vkfn fo"k;ksa ij egRoiw.kZ tkudkjh çnku dhA mUgksaus o`{kkjksi.k
vkSj okudh ds {ks= esa egÆ"k laLFkku }kjk fd;s tk jgs dk;ks± dh ç'kalk Hkh dhA
bl volj ij egÆ"k egs'k ;ksxh oSfnd fo'ofo|ky; ds dqykfèkifr ,oa egÆ"k fo|k eafnj fo|ky;
ds vè;{k czãpkjh fxjh'k th us M‚- çdk'ke~ ls vuqjksèk fd;k fd egÆ"k laLFkku esa yxHkx <kÃ yk[k
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foHkkx ds vfèkdkjh ,slh vko';d tkudkjh miyC/k djk nsa rks yk[kksa O;fä;ksa dks laLFkku ds ekè;e
large quantity of Oxygen. The trees provide large benefits directly and indirectly through out their
life.
Brahmachari Girish Ji, mentioned that all over India Maharishi Organisation is planting over
100,000 saplings this year. Brahmachari Ji also invited Forest Department to guide and help Maharishi
Organisation to do large scale sustainable forestry for the benefit of people & the environment.
Shri N.V. Singh Tyagi, Chief Coordinator of Maharishi Institute of Skill Development and
Training, Shri Vasudev Dwivedi, Deputy Director of Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools Group, Shri
Pallav Sharma, GM Maharishi Bliss Residency, Shri Dinesh Khare and Shiv Kumar-Administrators
of Maharishi Ved Vigyan Vishwavidyapeeth were also present on the occasion.
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ls vf/kd oSfnd if.Mr mifLFkr FksA
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vfHk;ku ds varxZr egf"kZ fo'o 'kkafr vkanksyu }kjk ch,pbZ,y uxj] Hkksiky esa o`{kkjksi.k fd;k x;k
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djs] dSls djsa] vkSj o`{kkjksi.k dh vko';drk ds ckjs esa foLrkj ls crk;kA
bl volj ij f'ko eafnj izkax.k esa mifLFkr efgykvksa ,o iq:"kksa dks egf"kZ egs'k ;ksxh th }kjk iz.khr
Hkkokrhr /;ku ds ckjs esa ,eOgh,e v;ks/;k uxj dh f'kf{kdk Jherh 'k'kh fdj.k xqIrk }kjk ifjp;kRed
lacks/ku fn;k x;k Hkkokrhr /;ku dh ljy lgt ,oa LokHkkfod i)fr rFkk mlds fu;fer vH;kl
ls izkIr gksus okys ykHkksa ds ckjs esa tkudj lHkh mifLFkr tuksa us Hkkokrhr /;ku lh[kus dk ladYi
fy;kA bl volj ij Jherh vk;kZ uandqekj jk"Vªh; lapkj lfpo] Jherh lqeu ;kno ftyk lfpo ,oa
izkpk;kZ ,eOgh,e v;ks/;k uxj] Jherh dfork nqcs f'kf{kdk ,eOgh,e v;ks/;k uxj us Hkkokrhr /;ku
ds fu;fer vH;kl ls izkIr gq, ykHkksa ds laca/k esa vius&vius vuqHkoksa dks lHkh ds lkFk lk>k fd;kA
egf"kZ fo'o 'kkafr vkanksyu }kjk ch,pbZ,y uxj esa o`{kkjksi.k

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Plantation at Maharishi Vidya Mandir Ratanpur, Bhopal
On the auspicious day of Shri Guru Purnima tree planting ceremony was organised by Maharishi
World Peace Movement in the premises of MVM School Ratanpur Bhopal to mark the completion of
week long "Hara-Bhara aur Sheeta Bharat" campaign announce by Brahmachari Girish Ji. He along
with Prof. Bhuvnesh Sharma Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, MMYVV and all other dignitaries, parents,
teachers, students and office bearers of Maharishi World Peace Movement Smt. Reeta Prakasham,
Smt. Arya Nanadkumar, Smt. Suman Yadav, Shri Manish Mandlik and others planted saplings of
various species. Students were carrying various play cards depicting inspiring slogans and some
were also holding the saplings.

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Plantation at Different Maharishi Organisations
Plantation at Prayagraj Plantation at Prayagraj
Plantation at MUMT, Bilaspur (CG) Plantation at MUMT, Bilaspur (CG)
Plantation at MVM Nainital Plantation at MVM Pratappur
Plantation at MVM Sihora Plantation at MVM Aligarh

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New Campus of
Maharishi Institute of Skill Development and Training
Inaugurated
To translate the resolution divine sankalpa of His Holiness Maharishi Ji to create self-reliant
India, his most dedicated disciple Brahmachari Girish Ji has undertaken a task of skill development
of all needly citizens specially the rural women. To give this task a concrete shop and institutionalize
the whole programme a newly constructed campus of Maharishi Institute of Skill Development and
Training was constructed at Bangrasia village, on Bhojpur temple road, near Bhopal. On 29 July
2019 the auspicious Monday of Shravan month, Brahmachari Girish Ji, Hon'ble Chairman MVM
Schools Group, Shri Ajay Kumar Singh, DIG CRPF, Chief Coordinator of Maharishi Institute of
Skill Development and Training Shri N.V.S. Tyagi and Shri V. R. Khare, Director Communication
and Public Relations, Maharishi Vidya Mandir Schools Group performed Grah Pravesh Ceremony of
this new campus. Teachers, staff, students of MISDT and family members, Maharishi Vidya Mandir
schools group directors and guests were present on this occasion.
Brahmachari Ji informed that the campus will become functional very soon with number
of skill development courses i.e. Stitching, Beauty & Wellness, Cooking, Yog, Transcendental
Meditation etc.
He congratulated MISDT for having new campus and requested the large number of rural
population to improve their skill through training in MISDT to improve their life.
On this occasion, large number of people mostly women from nearly villages were present
beside the officers and staff of Maharishi Organisation.

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Rudrabhishek at Gurudev Brahmanand Saraswati Ashram
Rudrabhishek was performed by Brahmachari Girish Ji in presence of Vedic Pundits, staff and guests
at Gurudev Brahmanand Sarawati Ashram, Bhojpur Road, Bhopal on second auspicious Shravan
Somwar.
Brahmachari Ji said that ‘Rudrabhishek Yagya is a very important Yagya to create peace within and
in atmosphere. Lord Shiva is source of peace and happiness’. Girish Ji has reminded that 1331 Vedic
Pundits are performing one Atirudrabhishek daily at Brahmsthan of India-Karaundi, near Jabalpur
since October 2012. It is a rare Yagya and performed at Maharishi Organisation only. He further said
that every one must perform Rudrabhishek in Shravan month and also should do lot of plantation for
balance of seasons and atmosphere.
Vedic Pundit Ramswaroop Tiwari said that he feels very fortunate that he has joined Maharishi
Vidyapeeth as very young student and now he is one of the Chief Yagyacharya. He thanked Maharishi
Ji and Brahmachari Ji for providing Vedic knowledge and training of Vedic Yagyas to thousands of
Pundits in the country.
Brahmachari Girish Ji has distributed
graduation certificates to 80 students of
Maharishi Institute of Skill Development
and Training, at in a grand celebration at
Bhopal. Brahmachari Ji has congratulated
all graduates and wished a bright future
for them. He said that Maharishi Institute
is committed to provide training and
employment to rural needy citizens,
specially ladies. N. V. Tyagi, the National
Coordinator of Maharishi Skill Development Programme has given the progress of his department
and mentioned that all graduates will be earning from day one of course completion. Shri V. R.
Khare, Director Communication and Public Relations said that speciality of our Institute is to provide
training and employment to students very close to their home, thereby they enjoy comfort, time &
money saving, safety and security.
Certificates Distribution Ceremony

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Global Tiger Day
The world is observing Global Tiger Day! Established
in 2010 at Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit, July 29th
is dedicated to worldwide awareness and support for
tiger conservation. Less than a century ago, 100,000
tigers roamed the forests of Asia, but today’s reality
is that there are only 4000 tigers are surviving in their
natural environment. India is currently home to nearly
3000 tigers marking a 33% jump in their number from
the last census four years ago.
According to the fourth round of tiger census, there are
currently 2967 tigers in India in 2018 as against 2226 in 2014. This means an increase of 741 tigers in the
last four years because of the conservation initiatives taken by the Centre and state governments. Compared
to 2006 when the scientific method of tiger counting began, the numbers doubled – from 1411 in 2006.
Since 2006, India has been conducting the all India tiger estimation once every four years. Three cycles
of the estimation have already been completed in 2006, 2010 and 2014. In the previous census, Karnataka
(406) housed the maximum number of big cats followed by Uttarakhand (340) and Madhya Pradesh (308).
Though India launched Project Tiger in 1973, the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) was
set up only in 2006. It came as a response to the drastic fall in tiger numbers as highlighted by the local
extinction of tigers in Sariska and Panna Tiger reserves. With the primary issues of poaching, habitat
destruction and man-animal conflict, the future of India’s iconic Big Cat remains a matter of great concern.
Apart from tackling the serious issue of poaching and trade in tiger parts, one of the main issue that require
immediate attention in regard to tiger conservation is the fragmentation, degradation and shrinking of
habitat. A rise in the encroachments into protected areas, deforestation and conversion of buffer zones into
farmland are dangerous for tiger’s life. It resulted in shrinking of sizes of tiger reserves.
Despite Maharashtra not having the highest tiger population in the country, the state has recorded the
maximum tiger deaths plus body parts seizures this year so far. Today India has almost twice the number
of tigers than it did a decade ago; however, the threats to India’s big cats remain as potent as ever. India’s
reported tiger deaths related to poaching peaked in 2016, according to World Wildlife Fund-India. There
were 50 poaching-related deaths in 2016, according to the Wildlife Protection Society of India, the highest
in 15 years.
Those who study English literature must be knowing British poet William Blake’s famous poem on tiger
----
Tyger Tyger, burning bright,
In the Forests of the Night;
What immortal hand or eye,
Could frame thy fearful symmetry?
Poet, painter and visionary William Blake worked to bring about a change both in the social order and in the
minds of men. Blake wrote this poem in 1774, there were around 100 thousand tigers roaming this planet
in the Nature. In the second line, the poet writes about, ‘Forest of the Night’ which is the home of the tiger.
There were hardly one billion people on the planet and there was no Global Tiger Day celebration then.
Madhya Pradesh was declared to be number one state having number of tigers leaving behind Karnataka.
Congratulations to Forest and Wildlife department of Madhya Pradesh and also to the PCCF (wildlife) Dr.
U Prakasham and his team.
Article Published in Mahamedia News Service

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Engineering dropout to organic farmer growing 300 [plus] native veggies: TN
man's inspiring story!
The Better India reported: In the village of
Kuttiyagoundanpudur, close to the arid region of
Oddanchatram in Tamil Nadu's Dindigul district, lies
Aadhiyagai Parameswaran's six-acre farm. The area
lacks a perennial source of water to keep crops well-fed,
but 29-year-old aeronautical engineer-turned-farmer,
Parameswaran is confident his farm will thrive. His
crops can withstand severe drought conditions because
they are native to this arid region. We view this news as a
sign of rising positivity in the fields of environment and
business, documenting the growth of life-supporting,
evolutionary trends.
Apart from growing chemical-free food, he also created
a seed bank named Aadhiyagai (which means first blooming in Tamil), with more than 300 native
vegetable and fruit seeds. Collected and documented over the past five years, he now distributes
them to farmers in the neighbourhood and youngsters in cities and towns.
India to add 5,000 [plus] electric buses in 65 cities in ongoing massive EV push
An Indian government committee has sanctioned 5,645 electric buses for 65 cities in one of the
largest electric bus initiatives the world has seen outside of China.
The announcement came on Twitter from Amitabh Kant, the CEO of the government’s Niti Aayog
commission. Kant tweeted about approval for the buses, which will be made in India by eight State
Transport Undertakings: This was Kant’s only tweet thus far on the subject, but the Niti Aayog
CEO recently gave an interview to the Economic Times about the country’s EV plan. India looks
to push the manufacturing of electric car batteries domestically, and there are still plans for major
electrification of the country’s two- and three-wheelers.
The country is also particularly focused on using clean energy to charge its expected boom in electric
vehicles. Kant said,“Our objective is to clean up cities, reduce imports, and utilize the sun and its
energy for driving electric vehicles.”
The announcement about electric buses follows another announcement this weekend that India will
be cutting taxes on electric vehicles — it’s reducing the electric car tax from 12% to 5%, and cutting
taxes on EV chargers from 18% to 5%.
While no time frame has been given yet for when India seeks to have these thousands of electric
buses in place, the initiative stands out, both for its number of cities and its sheer size.

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