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At the spiritual happy hour in Parmarth Niketan, during the divine Ganga Aarti, Pujya Swamiji emphasized the importance of vaccinating a child seven times in the first five years of life. Stressing the significance of not missing any vaccination dose, he urged people to take a pledge to prioritize vaccination for children aged 5 to 7, ensuring their happy and healthy lives....
As the world commemorated World AIDS Day and honoured the memory of the millions lost to the disease since it was first discovered over 40 years ago, Pujya Swamiji and Pujya Sadhviji joined students of GGIC Laxman Jhula and the Parmarth Niketan family for a rally and counseling session organized by Parmarth Niketan, Global Interfaith WASH Alliance, Harpic World Toilet College, and the Jagran Initiative to raise public awareness about AIDS and to allay the fears and misconceptions held by the public about the disease - fears and misconceptions that...
On World Childrens Day, Pujya Swamiji emphasizes, "Children, like the rising sun, flourish when provided a secure environment, allowing their unique light to illuminate the world." Education alone isn't enough; children also need values to stay grounded in life....
We were honored to welcome Bollywood actress Diya Mirza to the divine Ganga Aarti. During the ceremony, Pujya Swamiji shared a poignant message, urging us to unite in caring for our children's health through routine immunization—7 times in the first 5 years after their birth. This crucial foundation will contribute to their happiness and well-being. Additionally, after 5 years, introducing them to yoga becomes integral for a happy and healthy life. Pujya Sadhvi Ji inspires individuals to prioritize children's health through 7 vaccinations within the first 5 years, fostering robust immunity....
Pujya Swamiji eloquently shares the significance of regular immunization. It is imperative to ensure that every individual, both boys and girls, receives all vaccine doses without omission, 7 times over 5 years for the overall health and well-being of everyone....
The well-being of a nation's future lies in the hands of its children. Securing their safety today is an assurance of a prosperous and thriving tomorrow. Don't miss any of the 7 doses over 5 years – immunization is the key to protection against diseases through vaccination. It's our collective responsibility to ensure that every child in our family or community receives all the vaccines according to the National Immunization Schedule within their first year....
Pujya Swamiji emphasizes the importance of vaccinating a child seven times within the first five years of their birth. This vaccination not only protects children from serious illnesses but also contributes to their well-being. He also shares that the cornerstone of a healthy India rests on healthy families. It is our duty to provide equal care and respect to our children. The development of our nation is only possible when the children within it are healthy....
On the occasion of World Day Against Child Labour, Pujya Swami Chidanand Saraswati ji, the President of Parmarth Niketan, emphasised that childhood is not permanent for children. If it is stolen from them, it will never return. Illiteracy and child labour perpetuate a cycle of insecurity, where successive generations remain trapped in a state of vulnerability. This, in turn, leads to ongoing concerns related to livelihood security and social welfare. The World Day Against Child Labour serves as a reminder to take collective action to protect the rights and well-being of...
Pujya Swami ji while addressing the Youth-20 representatives who came for Parmarth Niketan Ganga Aarti and emphasised the timeless concept of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' in India. The aspiration for all beings to live happily and harmoniously is a profound message that resonates with the inclusive vision of India. The prayer "Aano Bhadra: Worship everyone, respect everyone, let everyone be happy, let everyone be disease-free, let everyone do auspicious deeds and let none suffer" reflects the compassionate spirit of Indian culture and philosophy. It acknowledges the interconnectedness of all life and expresses...
Integrating lessons about hygiene into school curriculum has a transformative effect. This is also true of Gurukuls that specialise in Vedic studies. NDTV-Dettol Banega Swasth India team visited Parmarth Niketan, a Gurukul that gives Vedic and Yogic education to children from underprivileged backgrounds. Hygiene curriculum as part of the Dettol School Hygiene Education Programme has been translated into Sanskrit to integrate better with daily studies of students at Gurukul....