India Post News Service
NEW DELHI: The Shree Sanatan Sewa Foundation successfully hosted its 3rd summit in Delhi, gathering prominent Hindu leaders, business owners, advocates, and community figures to support its initiatives.
The event began with traditional Hindu rituals such as Diya lighting, chanting slokas, and honoring dignitaries.
Notable attendees included Sudarshan TV owner Suresh Chavhanke, Dasna Mandir priest Swami Yati Narsinghananda, Karni Sena President Suraj Pal, Founder of Dharmansh Foundation Dr. Omendra Ratnu, founder of Jhatka authority Ravi Ranjan Singh, the Supreme court advocate and founder of Nyay Sewa Dal Awdhesh Sharma, founder of Hindu force Azad Vinod, BJP spokesman Khemchand Shama, Advocate and global coordinator of Sanatan ecosystem BrajGupt Arya, Retired IPS and former UN official Rahul Sur, producer Kanu Preeya, Pavaneshwer Dutt, Retired army officer Pramod Pandey, and many other influential leaders and media
Hemant Patel presented the Sanatan Ecosystem project, which offers practical solutions for Hindus, such as protecting women from fake profiles, supporting businesses, and fostering community connections. The ecosystem also includes a matrimonial service (Vivaah) and promotes ethical food consumption. Its goal is to safeguard resources within the community and tackle external challenges.
Leaders encouraged all Hindus to register for the project. They also provided valuable feedback to improve it. The main call is to unite Hindus in this fashion.
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