Grand Release of 2018 Calendar, Tapobhoomi – Goa

The Bhakti Utsav ,Thursday witnessed the gala release of the 2018 yearly Tapobhoomi calendar ,by the satguru publicity and publication group,affiliated to the param pujya Shree padmanabh Shishya sampraday,in the Devine presence of the Dharmabhushan shrimad sadguru Brahmeshanandacharya swamiji and the honarable minister of India for Ayush , Shripadji Naik.

The Sadguru preached to all present , a mindset of social upliftment of the downtrodden,the addicted and the sufferers ,to contribute in abolishing all poverty and negetivity,so as to weave a cultured social fabric supporting Sanskrit and Sanskriti.

The minister of Ayush expressed his appreciation ,to the Swami for bestowing him with the grand honour of releasing the calmanac and said that it will definitely benefit society with its compilations of the Hindu festivals,rituals,muhurta,and significant information in it.

The constructive work undertaken by the Swami spreads hope,positivity and aims at human welfare were the words of the resident editor of the times group,Mr Rajeshji Menon.

A renowned writer ,Mrs Giriji Murgodi said Tapobhoomi is the spiritual hub for conservation of the cultural heritage of our country.

The highest bid for the first copy of this calmanac was a superb 4.25 lakh rupees, by a senior disciple of the Sadguru,Shri Rama Shiva Satelkar.The funds gathered through this bid would be utilised for the promulgation and dissemination of Sanskrit in the state of Goa.

The guests included the honarable minister for Ayush shripadji Naik,the editor of times of India-Mr Rajeshji Menon, writer Mrs Girija Murgodi,Mr Anand Bhaidkar -proprietor Pundalik publicity,Mr Pandhari Vernekar-Sarpanch VP Chodan,Adv Brahmideviji President International satguru foundation,Vedmurti Amarji Parsekar -president of padmanabh sampraday,Shri Kailas utturkar-president of satguru publicity and publications and others.

The event was compered by the well known ,brilliant anchor Shri Chandrasekhar Gawas .

The whole event concluded with Aarti and Shantipath.