Shriram Tiwari’s Soulful Connect Turned an Event into a Festival – Says Maharaj Ji

Veer Bharat Nyas Made It Possible: Seva’s Grand Event Would Not Have Been Possible Without Shri Ram Tiwari

Lauding the pivotal role of Veer Bharat Nyas and its spirit, Maharaj Ji said that the collaboration with Veer Bharat Nyas was natural and soulful.

“When we take our events anywhere, we always connect with authentic and reputed local institutions so that parents and teachers know where their children are going. We are not going to make a picnic at some random, unknown place. Parents are always concerned when children step out of their homes. So we associate with the most respected institutions of that place for validity and authenticity.

In that process, we came to Bhopal. We were sitting in a program at Bharat Bhavan with Shri Ram Tiwari Ji and the idea emerged that this program should be held here. A soulful, affectionate bond developed with Tiwari Ji’s nature and his conversation. He said, ‘Maharaj Ji, order us, we will do it together.’

Our team of workers came here and Veer Bharat Nyas said – we will do this work and do it well. And now after completing it, we can say that it was a wonderful experience. We feel that without Veer Bharat Nyas, we could not have done it this way.

Every place has its own local character. They know how things can be done here. They did it so well that we became free from all worries. The cultural vision of Veer Bharat Nyas, its artistic taste, its aesthetics, its ethics, its perspective towards knowledge-tradition, life and culture – is very similar to Seva’s. So we didn’t have to fight any battle in this collaboration. It felt as if we were already together. Veer Bharat Nyas played a very good role in framing our spirit, our declarations and our ethics into a grand festival and a big event.”

Maithili Ji Said It Absolutely Right –

A Diamond Never Knows Its Own Worth

The Truth is, With Your Retirement, Culture Itself Went Into Exile From Madhya Pradesh.

The void that Shri Ram Tiwari Ji’s retirement created in the cultural landscape of Madhya Pradesh is irreplaceable. The real tribute to his contribution would be to bring him back to lead the cultural renaissance of the state.