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Approximately 1 lakh people are set to collectively chant the Bhagavad Gita during the event at Brigade Parade grounds.
In a message to the event organisers, Modi underscored the quintessential role of the pluralism of paths offered by the Gita in Indian thoughts and culture. He stated, ”The pluralism of paths that the Gita offers is quintessential to Indian thoughts and culture.” West Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar had announced on Wednesday that Modi will not be attending the programme.
In his message, Modi described the Srimad Bhagavad Gita as a practical guide imparting immense wisdom and providing a path to lead a meaningful life.
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Further elaborating on the Gita’s teachings, Modi emphasised its timeless relevance, transcending boundaries of time and space.
He said, ”Whether it is Jnana Bhakti, Karma, or any other path, the Gita offers multiple different but eventually connected paths to attain progress.” Modi concluded his message by expressing his optimism about the period until 2047, describing it as an opportunity to fulfil the vision of building a strong, developed, and inclusive Bharat through collective efforts.
He extended best wishes to the organisers, stating, ”May the ‘Lokkho Konthe Gita Path’ bring peace and well-being for all. Best wishes to all the organisers for the success of this endeavour.” On his official account, the message was shared by Majumdar, who emphasised the unwavering support received from Modi as ”encouraging and heartwarming for all of us.”