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Pejawar seer joins Bharat Parikrama Yatra

PEJAWAR Seer Shri Vishvesh Theerth Swamiji joined the Bharat Parikrama Yatra of RSS Pracharak, Shri Sitaram Kedilaya in Udupi district on October 29. Launched on August 9 from Kanyakumari, the Yatra is aimed to uplift the rural Indian life. The Yatra has a scheduled duration of five years, covering 15,000 km, reaching almost all districts of India.

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$img_titlePEJAWAR Seer Shri Vishvesh Theerth Swamiji joined the Bharat Parikrama Yatra of RSS Pracharak, Shri Sitaram Kedilaya in Udupi district on October 29. Launched on August 9 from Kanyakumari, the Yatra is aimed to uplift the rural Indian life. The Yatra has a scheduled duration of five years, covering 15,000 km, reaching almost all districts of India.

Earlier on October 27, Shri Kedilaya reached Hejamady village of Udupi and visited a mosque. RSS Zilla Sanghachalak Shri T Shambhu Shetty welcomed the Yatra on entering Udupi district. RSS Vibhag Sewa Pramukh Shri Subraya Nandodi, noted Sangh Parivar leaders Dr YN Padiyar, Shri Pandurang Shanubhog, Shri Tharanath Kotyan, Shri Prakash Shetty Padabettu, Dr YN Shetty, Dr NT Anjan, Shri Suprasad Shetty Baikady, Shri Sathish, MLA Lalaji Mendon and several other prominent socio-religious leaders were also present. (Rajesh Padmar)

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