Mumbai : Mumbai became Krishna-filled on Wednesday following Matrubhasa Bhagwat Saptaha of Pujya Bhaishree Rameshbhai Oja. Saptaha is being organized by ‘Mumbai Samachar’ at the Late Balasaheb Thackeray Kridasankul in Chikuwadi, Borivali. Amritvani of Param Pujya Bhaishree Rameshbhai Oja stirred the hearts of thousands of devotees with devotion.
This Matrubhasa Bhagwat Saptaha organized by ‘Mumbai Samachar’, which will run from April 2 to April 8, began with a procession from Pramod Mahajan Ground (next to Shankar Mandir). In the afternoon, Vaishnavas in traditional attire danced to the beat of drums and drums for an hour, carrying a pothi on their heads.
Mumbai Samachar Editor Nilesh Dave welcomed the main Manorathi family, co-Manorathi family, special guests, host families and the large number of devotees present. After this, the lamp was lit by the main Manorathi Saurabh Mehta (Skyline Infra Forge) and co-Manorathi Rameshbhai Parekh (Gandhar Group of Companies).
Bhaishree praised the unique initiative of Mumbai Samachar. He said in today’s digital age, it has not only survived but also maintained its importance. Today’s youth may not realize it, but most of us start our mornings with tea and coffee along with the newspaper and the important thing is that the general readers have complete trust in Mumbai Samachar for the honesty of the news.
Among the dignitaries present at the Matrubhasa Bhagwat Saptah were Borivali MLA Sanjay Upadhyay, former city servant Bina Doshi, popular TV serial producer Asitkumar Modi, famous poet and famous director of Mushaira Shobhit Desai, renowned playwright Vipul Vithalani, creator of Lifeography Rajni Acharya, Vice President of CREDAI MCHI Thane Jitendrabhai Mehta, Ghatkopar leader Rajeshbhai Thakkar, and Jasminbhai Shah of Transmedia.’
Bhaishree said surviving for 200 years is no small feat. Newspapers will have to survive to sustain every language, to reach the new generation. Language is the home of culture. Garba can be composed in English and played on the rhythm of Dandiya, but there will be no fragrance of Gujarati in it at all. Garba seems incomplete without Gujarati.
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