Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi talked about the activities of GHHF, declaration of Punyakshetra, removal of non-Hindus from all the Temples, identifying concealed Christians, Hindus protecting their Sanatana Dharma and Bharata Mata.            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnIAS1W6NDQ  

Dear Sanatanis: Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) has been working at the ground level to preserve our culture, prevent rampant conversion and educate our children to make them proud of our Sanatana Dharma. Wanted to share with you your experiences from our latest trip to Bharath. It was an enthusiastic whirlwind tour of over 15 cities in less than five weeks.  Glad to see good progress made on several of our initiatives and gained firsthand insights to enable us to assess the needs for our future expansion.  Your continued support is appreciated not only to continue our activities in three countries – Bharat, Bangladesh and Congo – but keep expanding to serve our mother and motherland. Below is the chronology of our trip and the various events: 1) 20-Nov: We received a warm welcome by Sri Srinivas Yadav Kekala, and family, we got to drive to Kandi in Ram Challa’s “Organ Donation Campaign on Wheels”.         2) 21st Nov: GHHF organized a PRESS MEET at ‘Press Club’ in, Hyderabad demanding actions to protect, Hindu Temples, treat them in par with Churches and Mosques, and repeal the Endowment Act allowing Hindus to manage their own Hindu Temples. a. GHHF is grateful to Sri LV Subramanyam, LV Gangadhara Sastry, Sri M Nageswara Rao, Sri Remella Avadhanulu and Smt Pankaj Srinivasan to echo the need for the independence of Hindu Temples. b. Sri Venugopal, Arjun Rana Singh and our GHHF Bharat Team meticulously planned and executed the event with several news media and press journalists in full attendance  c.  Rajesh Gooty’s advice is appreciated in making the press conference more effective.     3)  22nd Nov: B S Talk show, interview by Dr. Prakasarao V, available in YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/N7__navatH4?si=YdY7PE4RL8KX0YMh 4)  23rd Nov: Inaugurated Laksha Deepa festival at newly built Sri Venkateswara Temple in Yadagiri Bhuvanagiri Village; visited newly renovated Yadagiri Narasimha Swamy Temple. 5)  25th Nov: Visit to Visakhapatnam, planning & strategy meetings held w/Srinivas Pinnamaneni 6)  26th Nov: Darshan of famous Simhachalam - Sri Narasimha Swamy Temple in Vizag a.  Visit to Srikakulam, Darshan of Sri Suryanarayana Temple in Arasavilli. The uniqueness of the Temple is that Sun rays touch the feel of presiding Deity twice a year.           b.  Visit to Bala Samskar center in Srikakulam, warm welcome by our teachers and students. GHHF initiated Bhajans program in ten villages, love the talent, dedication and passion in rendering songs with gusto creating vibrations and making attendees mesmerized. GHHF’s sponsored of Bhajan instruments was well appreciated       c.  27th Nov: Darshan of Puri Jagannath Temple, famous for its annual Ratha Yatra or chariot festival, in where the three principal deities are pulled on huge and elaborately decorated raths            d.  Visited historic Surya Temple in Konark built in 13th-century CE, attributed to king Narasingha Deva I of the Eastern Ganga dynasty           7)  29th Nov: Press Conference organized by Sri Venugopal and team to address the issues related to TTD. It was attended by Sri Naveen Kumar Reddy, Kiran Kumar, Rama Devi, Sreenivas Mekala, Challa Ram Kalyan, Venugopala Rao, Vijayalakshmi, Prasad and others.  a.   Demanded to protect Sanatana Dharma b.   Demanded that Tirumala-Tirupati-Tiruchanur be declared as Punyakshetram – making it a sacred religious place like Vatican and Mecca c.   This press meet was covered by seven newspapers and three TV Channels. 8)  30th Nov: We met the Collector of Tirupati and requested him to act on the order issued by Tirupati Urban Development Authority requiring the Commissioner to take action to implement the order that requires the removal of illegal churches in Tirupati.        9)   1st Dec: GHHF organized a protest rally in Tirupati. It started in Balaji Nagar from Phule statue and ended in front of Panchamukha Anjaneya Temple. Despite heavy rain, a number of people participated and marched for more than one hour. a.  Sri Venugopal, Board member of GHHF Bharat introduced several local leaders who shared our mission.  GHHF conducted a Press Meet and organized a protest rally with the team support.        10) 2nd & 3rd Dec: Two day workshop by GHHF to provide adequate training to our Pracharaks to enable them accomplish their goals with dedication and clarity.  a.  Sri Ashok, our instructor was well versed scholar who conducted several such workshops in the past, we had verses from Bhaghavad Gita chanted and explained to cherish our philosophy b.  Fourteen Pracharaks from different parts of Andhra, Telangana and other states were gathered for these sessions. Feedback was very positive and recommended to have these conducted bi-annually c.   Sri Rajesh Thunuguntla planned and executed this workshops successfully d.   Glad to address the pracharaks and understand challenges first hand         11) 4th Dec:  Visited Rajahmundry for River Godavari Arthi. To refresh your memory, several years back through the efforts of GHHF, two Endowment Ministers Sri Ramachandraiah and Sri Manikyala Rao made it possible to have Godavari Arthi and Krisna Arthi daily.  a.    Glad to participate in the aarati personally and proud to see the tradition continuing      12)  5th Dec: Inaugurated “Vidyalayam and Devalayam” at a fisherman hamlet on the banks of Ocean and to prevent the conversion of about 200 fisherman families. We promised them to build this Temple if they remain Hindus. They agreed and we fulfilled our promise.     13)   9th & 10th Dec: Social Activity, attended wedding in Kochin   14)  11th Dec: Visited Kalady, the birthplace of Adi Shankara, saw the river where He diverted the river to make his mother able to fetch water, also where a Crocodile caught the leg of Shankara, the Krishna Temple and his statue. Wonderful experience.         15)  12th Dec: Visit to Bangalore to attend GHHF organized events: Meet with Dr. Omendra Ratnu event and spoke about the falsification of Maharanas history.  Meet with Dr. Joy         16)   13th Dec: Visit to our Centers in Assam, two state level meetings were organized by the team– one in Silchar and another on the border of Manipur. More than 1200 people attended Silchar meeting and more than 1100 attended the Manipur border meeting. Our Assam centers are the most vibrant and most dynamic, glad to have good anchors running the events for GHHF     17)  19th Dec: Had an opportunity to give a lecture on “Science and Spirituality: Are they compatible?”, at at Woxsen University in Sadasiva Peta, attended by 70 faculty members               18)  20th – 24th Dec: Several interview recordings were lined up by local media channels – Reflections, Nationalist Hub, Bharta Varsha and Suman TV. 19)  25th Dec: Planned return to hometown USA Now you know what GHHF is doing to preserve and protect Sanatana Dharama, act upon the commitments, expand Bala Samskar Kendras, organize new programs such as Bhajana programs, and share our activities through speeches and interviews.  Your annual year-end donations are appreciated. These are the activities doing at the grass-root level. You can read more about our activities in our website – Savetemples.org Hope to receive your year-end donations. Your donations are appreciated. 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Global Hindu Heritage Foundation, Assam organized two mammoth meetings to awaken the Hindus about the need to work unitedly by learning the lessons from history.  It was attended by Dr. Prakasarao Velagapaudi (President of GHHF), Srinivas Pinnamaneni (Vice-President of GHHF – Coordinator of all activities in Bharat), Samrat Dutt, president of GHHF Assa, Addl Public Prosecutor of Cachar Sri Ratnagkur Bhattacharya, renowned educationalist Dr. Partha Pradip Adhikari, Swami Gunosindhu Maharaj of Bharat Sevashram Sangha, Silchar branch.               Sri Samratt Dutt, GHHF board member and President of Assam GHHF, has been organizing activities for the last four years. This year, he made it a point to spread GHHF's activities across the State of Assam and organize two major meetings—one in Silchar and another near the Manipur Border. The first conference meeting at Silchar begins with the lamp lighting. Then Manoj Das and Borendra Chandra Das were felicitated for their continuous support of GHHF Assam's expansion. Then there was a cultural program by the children Swami Gunsindhu Maharaj asked Hindu society to unite and fight for justice. Dr. Parthapradip Adhikari asks Hindu society to stop sending children to missionary schools. Addl Public Prosecutor Sri Ratnagkur Bhattacharya informs Hindus about the Waqf Act.    In his speech, Samrat Dutta spoke about the continuous defeat of the Hindus all around. He said that for 1000 years, Hindus were fighting and dying but those who were afraid of their lives, those who fell prey to the temptation of money converted. He said Our forefathers were brave so today we are still alive as Hindus. When Samrat Dutta asked the Hindus present there for religion are they were ready to fight, they all agreed and started chanting Jai Shri Ram. After hearing the fiery speech of Samrat Dutta many women shivered, and many started crying. Everyone started shouting Hindu, Hindu. At the end of the speech, everyone stood up from their chairs to welcome Samrat Dutta with applause. Samrat Dutta bowed to everyone. Prakashji gave respect by putting his shawl on Samrat. Srinivas Pinnamaneni in his speech highlighted the work of the GHHF organization throughout the world including Bangladesh and Congo. It is our responsibility to transmit the knowledge to our children. With that intention, GHHF started about 150 Bala Samskar Kendras. He talked about the situation in Bangladesh. We are organizing ten Bala Samskar Kendras in Bangladesh. Our people are being attacked, killed, and raped. We need to learn the lesson from this example get united work for all Hindus and start taking necessary steps to protect our Hindus. Ours is a rich culture where we respect women and appreciate their sacrifices. The mother plays a significant role in managing the family and taking care of the children.               We Hindus always pray for the welfare of the humanity. Our religion talks about the welfare of all living creatures. We are the only ones who talk about Samasta Sukhinobhavantu – may all human beings be happy and healthy. Prakasarao Velagapudi expressed his happiness to see many people. He said that he was elated to see all the women, sporting Tilak on their forehead, wearing colorful Saries, displaying smiling faces, and sitting with courage. He mentioned that ours is a Veda Bhumi, Karma Bhumi, Daiva Bhumi, Yoga Bumi, and Dharma Bumi. Our ancient Rishis transmitted all the knowledge through our Vedas, Upanishads, and other scriptures. It is our responsibility to transmit this knowledge to the next generation.  Unfortunately, we are divided into different groups and become targets for other religions. As long as we think of as individuals, not as Hindus, and not espousing Hindutva, we can easily be broken.               There is no place safe place or country for Hindus anymore. Our own Hindus whom we have been supporting and conducting Bala Samskar Kendras in Bangladesh are being attacked. No country on this planet is talking about it and helping the Bangladesh Hindus. During the time of Independence, Hindus were nearly 30% and now we have less than 8%. Nobody talks about the decline of the Hindu population and how they are tortured daily. Hindu lives do not matter to anybody, not even Hindus. The whole world is watching the genocide of Hindus with no interest in protecting humanity. The meaning of humanity has twisted. Silence, indifference, apathy, and selfishness to the core are rampant. No justice. No morals. No ethics. The whole world is watching the bloody massacres with glee.  Where is the United Nations? Where are the human rights organizations? It looks like they are sold to the highest bidder.               He advised them to be cognizant of the potential danger and requested them to act as one and defend our Sanatana Dharma and Bharata Mata.  This meeting in Silchar attracted close to 1500 Hindus who sat for three hours listening to the speakers and also enjoying the Bala Samskar Kendra students' cultural programs. The program ended with the singing of the national anthem. Khichdi prasadam was distributed to all the members. Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979. {{album_1268}}

Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi will be speaking on the topic “Science and Spirituality: are they compatible?” on December 19 at Woxsen University (Sadashiv pet, about 60 miles from Hyderabad). We will have an overview of some of the ancient Indian seers and scholars who have written commentaries on Vedas and other Vedic texts which were subsequently studied by scholars from several European countries (Portugal, France, Germany and Britain). We will highlight the pioneering Indian contributions in diverse fields of science, such as physics, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, medicine etc. How many Western scholars identified with our scriptures, how many western scholars’ association with our Gurus became spiritual and the Nobel laureate’s appreciation of Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads. Learn about the compatibility of Science and spirituality advocated by our ancient Rishis have come to be accepted by present day modern scientists.

Dr Omendra Ratnu authored this book MAHARANAS: A Thousand Year War for Dharma about two years ago. The great heroes who fought invaders non-stop for 1000 years, who endured all hardships, who refused to surrender even when their kingdom was encircled by enemies on all sides, who lived like nomads, but refused to give up. The Dynasty because of which Kesaria still flies on the sacred land of Bharat. The way Dr. Ratnu narrates the stories is captivating... He is not only an excellent historian, but also a brilliant storyteller... He should think about coming up with a documentary based on the book... The first part of the book also deals with the story of the valor and bravery of Gora and Badal, the two legendary Rajput warriors who served Raja Ratan Singh. It divulges uncharted truths about Jauhar (self-immolation) of Rani Padmini and all other womenfolk of Chittor in order to protect their honour and avoid the horrifying fate of being raped and captured by the invading army of Islamic tyrant Alauddin Khilji. The second part of the book contains the heroic saga of the defiant Rajput ruler Maharana Pratap, a beacon of sacrifice and Kshatriya Dharma, who refused to submit to the Mughal tyrant Akbar. Dr. Prakasarao Velagapudi talked about the danger Hindus across the globe. Hindus are not safe anywhere. Look at Bangladesh. How many Hindus are being attacked, tortured, killed, raped. And houses burned. The whole world is silent on the atrocities committed against Hindus in Bangladesh. Hindus have no future. They are still not organized and become a force to reckon with. Other religions with small percentage are well organized and function as one group and vote as a block. No political party can ignore them if they become a formidable force. In Pakistan, at the Independence, Hindus used to about 24 percent. Over the years they were depleted to one percent through conversion and brutal force. In Bangladesh, we used to have 30 percent at the time of Independence. Today we have only less than 8 percent. Hindus have learned from history. They need to learn about seven hundred years history as to how Muslims and British ruled the country and destroyed our culture, education, and economy. Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979. {{album_1267}}

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is extremely happy to recognize the need to preserve and protect the traditions and customs in the villages. We feel that many villagers identify themselves as their Gram devatas and pray for their blessings to protect them from possible impeding dangers. This is our effort to revive the sentiments and faith in Gram devatas who once played a significant role in unifying the entire community. Rangoli drawings of Lord Shiva and Shiva Linga One of our Pracharaks, Kollu Sreenivas organized the Rangoli in Madhuravada in Visakhapatnam with Pujas and Homas. Several neighborhood people and Bala Samskar students participated in the Utsav. Traditionally, Rangoli is an art of decoration drawn on the floor or the entrances of homes. It is thought to bring good luck, prosperity on the house and in the family, and to welcome guests. Some mothers in India do this activity every morning, or on a special festive occasion like Diwali, Onam, and Pongal. Rangoli design can be simple geometric shapes, floral shapes or they can also be very elaborate designs. Some common symbols used in Rangoli are peacocks, lotus flowers, mangoes, and fish. The most important element of Rangoli is being colorful! Rangoli can be made on the floor, sidewalk, or entrances of homes. It is considered auspicious to draw Rangoli as it is meant to invite Gods in the morning.  The symmetry of these Rangoli designs also create positive energy and balance the vibrations.      It encourages the people to develop inquisitive mind, deep thinks as they cence[prualise the images in their mind, think of balancing the images they plan to draw and also inspire others to emulate the cultural traditions. As you can see, the villagers drew Lord Shiva and Shiva Linga rangoli and other images. They take so much pride in drawing these rangolis which are unique to Hinduism.  Significance of Conducting Homas A homa is a yagna or fire ritual. It is a puja that involves offering various materials in-to a specially designed fire.  Homa is an ancient ceremony & celebration of the Divine performed to keep us in harmony with cosmic forces, thereby helping us to overcome the sorrows of life, advancing our spiritual growth and promoting World Peace. By doing Homa, powerful spiritual vibrations are created around us. These spiritual forces work to eliminate the negative influences in our life and help surround us with positive energy which can bring us peace of mind, material prosperity and enable us to more easily touch our inner Divinity, our true nature. People from all walks of life, in every nation around the world can benefit physically, psychologically, sociologically and ecologi-cally from these energizing rituals. Homas can be performed on one`s own behalf or for a loved one to alleviate suffering caused by malefic planetary influences. The vibrations created by the Homa have a profound effect on the atmosphere and surroundings. All homas are performed with an intention of universal happiness and peace: “lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu, Om shanti shanti shanti”, which means ‘may everyone be happy, may there be peace everywhere’. Apart from this, every specific homa will have a specific effect or benefits, depending on the type of energy the homa invokes and enhances (the ‘devata’ or divinity invoked). Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979  {{album_1266}}

“I owed a magnificent day to the Bhagavad-Gita. It was the first of books; it was as if an empire spoke to us, nothing small or unworthy, but large, serene, consistent, the voice of an old intelligence which in another age and climate had pondered and thus disposed of the same questions which exercise us.” Ralph Waldo Emerson. Gita Jayanti is celebrated across India and many countries by Hindus and non-Hindus to celebrate the birth of the Bhagavad Gita, which came out of the lips of Lord Sri Krishna to talk about fulfilling one’s duty irrespective of the outcome. It was widely held belief that whenever we hear the Bhagavad Gita chanted somewhere, it is because someone must have died somewhere, and it will be read near the dead body. This day has brought us to the state of playing. Bhagavad Gita is not a song of death; it is a song of life. That is why elders keep reciting it. By reading the Bhagavad Gita, you can change your future.  We are watching everywhere, celebrating the birthdays of many people, let all of you know. Jayanti means birthday, but if that person is dead at the time of that birthday It is called a birth anniversary otherwise, we would celebrate it as a birthday celebration. For whom will we celebrate these birthdays, that is, for their selfishness, for our own sake while thinking about worldly things? You will die only for your family, not for them. If you live for society's welfare and dedicate your life to the service of others, you will be honored. The remaining gardeners, even after their death, are benefiting the society because of them. Even after their birthdays, we will keep celebrating them in the name of Jayanti. That's why all of them are famous and we say that if we naturally see someone dying under their photo. Those who live, we call them famous, we celebrate the birthdays of such great people after their death. Tha is our culture to celebrate Well, we celebrate the birthdays of the dead with the name Jayanthu, but what does Geeta Jayanthi mean? That is, many people may doubt whether we celebrate our birthday after Bhagavad Gita's death. No matter how much, Lord, one day, with Arjuna as my helper, everything The knowledge of humanity has been realized that the day has passed, that is, the time has passed. Remember, we use the word 'birthday', but we have not used it yet, but we have died in the past. How can we endure forever through work? A guide to all humanity, past, and past, today and ever. While doing this, he was taught to do great service to the human race, so everyone remembers it. We are celebrating the birth anniversary of the day the Bhagavad Gita was taught. There is no such birth anniversary celebration for any other book in the world, that is how special the Bhagavad Gita is. We will know the book. Bhagavat Geeta means the song of God. Singing means a feeling, most of people when asked what their hobbies are, answer that they listen to songs. To say that we see and when our mind is worried, we get some solace from the songs. Naturally, when we heard some songs, we fell in love with some unknown feeling. It's a part of what I feel every time, because of the lyrics in that song. The person singing that song may be a singer. That is why it is called a song because of its feeling; this song came from the mouth of God. Bhagavad Gita was recited. Bhagavad Gita is the 6th chapter of Mahabharata history, starting from the 25th chapter and ending with the 42nd chapter. The remaining 18 chapters are known as Bhagavad Gita. Vedas, the source of Indian cultural foundation and knowledge, contain most of the essence of these Vedas. The knowledge was given to us in the form of Vedanta-based Upanishads. That is why the Upanishads have great value in Indian literature. If we call the Vedas' Gyan Kanda 'Upanishad' then we also call Mahabharata Panchama. The knowledge contained in the Vedas is called the Bhagavad Gita. The entire Upanishads are contained in the Geeta itself, the great text of the Bhagavad Gita. Arjuna’s transformation from Vishada Yoga to Moksha/Sannyas Yoga is Bhagavad Gita. Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1265}}

On December 10, we went to see Kalady which was the birthplace of a renowned Adi Shankara. Knowing the greatness of Adi Shankara, his role reviving Sanatana Dharma, and some of the incidents, we were humbled, and silenced. It was great experience to see the Temple on the banks of the river.   What is Kalady? Kaladi holds immense historical and cultural significance as the birthplace of Adi Shankaracharya, who was born here in 788 AD. Adi Shankaracharya is renowned for his contributions to Advaita Vedanta, a school of Hindu philosophy that emphasizes the non-dual nature of the self and the ultimate reality (Brahman). Key Attractions in Kalady Shrine of Adi Shankaracharya: The primary attraction in Kaladi is the Adi Shankaracharya Shrine, built in memory of the great philosopher. The shrine is located on the banks of the Periyar River and is a place of pilgrimage for devotees. The simple yet elegant structure houses a statue of Adi Shankaracharya and serves as a place for prayer and meditation. Sri Krishna Temple: Adjacent to the Adi Shankaracharya Shrine is the Sri Krishna Temple, where Adi Shankaracharya is believed to have worshipped Lord Krishna. The temple is an important spiritual center and is visited by devotees who seek the blessings of Lord Krishna. Crocodile Ghat (Muthala Kadavu): This ghat on the Periyar River is historically significant as the place where young Shankaracharya had a miraculous encounter with a crocodile. According to legend, while taking a bath in the river, Shankaracharya was seized by a crocodile. He requested his mother's permission to become a monk, and upon her consent, the crocodile released him. This event is considered a turning point in his life. Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979. {{album_1264}}

What the Hindu community needs today is some awareness about Hindu religion and the falsehoods of other religions. Those who enlighten the Hindu society. As a result we appointed two full time employees  by Global Hindu Heritage Foundation. By spreading the message of Hindu religion, you are raising awareness about the many ills facing the Hindu community. Mixing. We organized training classes for them every six months on behalf of the organization. These training classes were organized by the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation in the state of Andhra Pradesh as part of Providing two days training to 13 full time workers working in Guntur town. It happened. Highlights in these classes. 1. To create awareness about heresy religious texts to all the full-time workers first.  2. Bhagavad Gita training was given. 3. How to work in the field, under what conditions Advice was given on how to respond. 4. To provide training in the qualities a speaker should have to deliver an attractive speech in meetings.   5. Enlightening Hindus to avoid being subjected to religious persecution, how to convert those who have converted to Islam? Training was given on the topics that should be brought. A highly qualified Ashok Garu participated in these two-day training classes that were conducted with great enthusiasm and inspiration. Global Hindu Heritage Foundation President Shri Velagapudi Prakash Rao Garu, Shri Pinnamaneni Srinivas and Rajesh Thunuguntla spoke to the Pracharaks about the need to equip oneself with adequate Hindu knowledge as well as need for communication skills. Also, Hindu elders of Guntur town, Shri Kallaganti Nagarjun Garu, Shri Kanchibotla Harshavardhan Shastri Garu guided the workers present. Why Conduct Workshops? A workshop is a single instructor-led training activity that help employees practically learn and apply a specific capability or skillset. They are ideal for:  Small groups (max 15 participants) that allow for teamwork and personal attention  Passing on subject matter expertise  Topics that are essential to an organization like ours  Providing an intensive educational experience in a short time period  Real time course correction Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979. {{album_1263}}

Our GHHF team – Srinivas and Rajesh – received a call about a fisherman village where about 200 families converted to Christianity. Sri Ramakrishna, who is working in this area reached us asking our help to prevent another 200 Hindu families from conversion. They readily agreed help build ‘Vidyalayam -Devalayam’ -School cum Temple.      Prakasarao Velagapudi and Rajesh Thunuguntla went to that village and inaugurated the Temple with nearly 200 people participating. More than 75 children also attended. The prana Pratishta program started early morning and concluded by around 11:00am. Annadana was served to the village Andhra Pradesh State Alluri Sitaramaraju District Addathigal Mandal "School - Temple"  was constructed in Lakkavaram Village under the aegis of Global Hindu Heritage Foundation It happened. Religious conversion is one of the main problems facing the Hindu community across the country. The awareness of the tribal people living in the forests away from the rest of the society depends on the freedom. Christian missionaries are trying to scare others by tempting them and converting them to their religion. A few months ago Global Hindu Heritage Foundation workers Alluri Sitaramaraju Religious conversion by visiting many villages in Addathigal and Ramavaram mandals of the district The problem had to be estimated. GHHF employed full time workers in those areas and started many programs. In order to build a Christian Pastor Church in Lakkavaram village of Addathigal mandal. It started coming to our attention while watching. He completely destroyed about 200 Hindu families living in another village adjacent to that village. Our workers came to know that he had converted to Christianity. Anyway, we decided to block their ponds in Lakkavaram village. Also, the second school situated in Lakkavaram village will be under water after the construction of the Eleshwaru project. Did you know that it is drowning, wherever you want to build a church and see the pastor? Children by Global Hindu Heritage Foundation speaking to local people in the area Schools for education, as well as small temples in those schools, are also provided by the organization. We are happy to inform you that we have built it. Shri Krishna Paramatma, Saraswati Devi in the temple built in the school on 5th December. A program for consecration of idols was organized. In this structure, apart from teaching children, hymns for local Hindus are also recited in the evening. Apart from organizing programs, Satsanga also organizes various spiritual and social programs. We manage. There are still some tasks to be completed, they will also be completed soon. To make schools and temples available to the local Hindu community, please contact us if you are interested. Your donations are appreciated   By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. It is tax-deductible. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979. {{album_1262}}