In India : Hindu Spiritual and Service Fair Showcases Hindu Selfless Service

By PHP Staff
Monday, January 31, 2011

(Photo : 2009 Swami Gauthamanandaji Maharaj of Ramakrishna Mission, Chennai, releasing and handing over the first copy of 'Global Harmony' published by GFCH India to Thiru R Nataraj, IPS, DGP/Director, Fire and Rescue Service, as GFCH India Director Thiru K G Suresh (right) and Chennai chapter Convener Thiru K Prabhakar (left) look on, at the valedictory function of the second Hindu Spiritual and Service Fair at Thiruvanmiyur in Chennai on Monday)

CHENNAI, INDIA : The ongoing Hindu Spiritual and Service Fair , which showcases the service ativities of Hindu institutions from across the country, is an eye-opener, said renowned spiritual orator Velukkudi Krishnan, who visited the fair on Thursday.

Scores of ardent followers accompanied Velukkudi Krishnan as he took a detailed tour of the service fair visiting each of the participating 140 stalls put up by the institutions. 'The spiritual fair is an opportunity to inspire more service-minded people to work towards a common good,' said Srihari, one of the organizers of the event.

A host of organisations, including Arya Samaj, Youth for Dharma, Art of Living, Friends of Tribal Society, Parampara, Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peedam, Chinmaya Mission, Yuvashree and Amar Seva Sangam are participating in the third edition of HSSF 2011, which is on till January 30 at Sri Ramachandra University Grounds, Tiruvanmiyur.