Governor Kavinder Gupta visited Ved Ashram at Yol during his two-day tour of Kangra district. On his arrival, the Governor was accorded a warm welcome by the district administration and the ashram people.
During the visit, the Governor met Swami Ram Swaroop Yogacharya and discussed the significance of Vedic teachings in contemporary society. He also performed Havan-Yagya and offered prayers for the peace, prosperity and well-being of the people.
He also listened attentively to Swami Ji's discourses on Vedic knowledge and expressed deep appreciation for the spiritual environment of the Ashram. Appreciating his dedicated efforts, Kavinder Gupta said that Swami Ji has been making significant contributions towards the propagation of the Vedas, both within India and abroad.
The Governor observed that saints and spiritual leaders were playing a vital role in preserving and promoting the timeless wisdom of the Vedas in the modern era. He said that while society was rapidly advancing in the modern era, it was equally important to remain rooted in India's ancient spiritual and cultural heritage.
Kavinder Gupta noted that saints serve as guiding lights by spreading the message of Vedic knowledge, moral values and spiritual discipline among the people. He added that their selfless efforts help society understand the enduring relevance of Vedic teachings in leading a balanced, ethical and harmonious life in today's fast-changing world.
The Governor urged the younger generation to stay connected with their roots and not lose sight of the rich cultural and spiritual legacy that India has gifted to the world. He said that embracing Vedic values does not mean turning away from modernity, but rather drawing strength and direction from ancient wisdom to navigate the challenges of contemporary life with clarity and purpose.
Shri Gupta said that through the promotion of Vedic knowledge and the revival of Vedic culture, Swami Ram Swaroop Yogacharya has been rendering a valuable service to humanity and society. He expressed hope that the Ashram would continue to inspire generations to come.