CM Mohan Yadav’s London visit
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Wednesday visited Warwick University in London, where he interacted with Professor Robin Clarke, Dean of Warwick Manufacturing Group. He also interacted with Indian students studying in this university. He earlier visited the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan temple in London, where he offered prayers and interacted with the community of saints.
Praise of Sanatan culture
Praising the Sanatan culture, the Chief Minister said that it is spread all over the world and its beauty is that 33 million gods and goddesses are worshiped here. Mohan Yadav said, “The specialty of our religion is that there are different branches of our Sanatan Hindu culture. Each branch of our culture is spread all over the world. This is the beauty of the Sanatan Dharma in which we have worshiped our 33 million gods. in all their forms. And I have followed the path shown by him.”
follow the path of nonviolence
He said: “We believe that we should live ourselves and let others live and follow the path of non-violence.” He said, “Swami Narayan sect has brought glory to our country. He also praised the beauty of the temple architecture. He further said, “There are handicrafts and wooden artifacts. The message conveyed through all these crafts is that they instill good qualities in human beings. Sanatana teaches us to follow the path of humanity.”
CM Mohan Yadav meets Indian students at Warwick University
CM Mohan Yadav is on a 6-day tour
Let us inform you that Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is on a six-day visit to the United Kingdom and Germany. The objective of his visit is to attract investments through conversations with industrialists, business leaders and government representatives from both countries. On November 26, CM Mohan Yadav attended an event organized by the High Commission of India in London on the anniversary of the November 26 Mumbai terror attacks. Prominent members of the Indian expatriate community and several UK dignitaries also attended the event. “This unfortunate incident is a painful chapter in our history,” Yadav said. “I pay tribute to those affected by this tragedy.” Chief Minister Yadav acknowledged the profound impact of the attacks on those who experienced this horror first-hand and on the millions who watched this tragic event on television screens.
