Agartala, Dec 26: Service to humanity is the highest form of religion, guided by the principles of compassion and righteousness, Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha said today. He was addressing a winter clothes distribution program organized by Mahānām Angan at its Banamalipur premises in observance of the 121st birth anniversary of Vaishnavacharya Shrimān Mahānāmbrata Brahmachariji.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister emphasized that the essence of religion lies in eradicating negativity from the mind and working for the welfare of society. He lauded Mahānāmbrata Brahmachariji’s life of service and spiritual teachings, noting his efforts to spread Sanātan Dharma globally, including his iconic address in Chicago.
CM Dr. Manik Saha further announced that ₹30 lakh would be allocated by the Agartala Municipal Corporation for the infrastructural development and beautification of the Mahānām Angan temple. He praised the initiative and urged everyone to carry forward the legacy of Mahānāmbrata Brahmachariji by promoting harmony and service.
The program was graced by several dignitaries, including Agartala Municipal Corporation Mayor and MLA Dipak Majumder, corporator Ratna Dutta, President of Mahānāmbrata Brahmachari Society Dr. Sanjay Nath, and Chairman of the Advisory Committee Dr. Tapan Debnath.
The welcome address was delivered by Sudip Kumar Roy, General Secretary of the Nikhil Tripura Vaishnavacharya Shrimān Mahānāmbrata Brahmachari Society. After the ceremonial offering of floral tributes to Mahānāmbrata Brahmachariji’s portrait, the event concluded with the distribution of winter clothes to around 500 underprivileged individuals.
The Chief Minister commended the organizers for their humanitarian efforts, which reflected the true essence of religion through selfless service.
