On the sacred day of Mauni Amavasya in Haridwar, a rare honour was bestowed on veteran journalist Manoj Tibrewal Aakash during Gayatri Pariwar’s 100-year celebrations marking not just a tribute, but a powerful story of media, spirituality, and service.
Haridwar: The centenary celebrations of the All World Gayatri Pariwar were held in Haridwar on Sunday, marking a historic milestone for the spiritual and social movement. On the occasion, senior journalist and Dynamite News Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash was conferred with a special honor for his invaluable contribution to media and society.
The event, organised on the auspicious day of Mauni Amavasya, also commemorated several significant milestones the birth centenary of Vandaniya Mata Ji, 100 years of the manifestation of the Akhand Deepak, and the completion of 100 years of revered Gurudev’s tapasya (spiritual penance).
Addressing the gathering after receiving the honour, Manoj Tibrewal Aakash expressed heartfelt gratitude to the entire Akhil Bharatiya Gayatri Pariwar and its head, Dr Chinmay Pandya. He said the recognition would continue to inspire him to practice journalism as a means of public welfare and social good.
The centenary celebration witnessed the presence of spiritual leaders, social workers, members of the Gayatri Pariwar, and dignitaries from various walks of life. The programme highlighted the Gayatri Pariwar’s century-long journey dedicated to spiritual awakening, social reform, and nation-building.
The event served as a tribute to the organisation’s enduring legacy and reaffirmed its commitment to values of service, peace, and collective upliftment, while also recognising individuals who have contributed meaningfully to society through their work.
Haridwar: The centenary celebrations of the All World Gayatri Pariwar were held in Haridwar on Sunday, marking a historic milestone for the spiritual and social movement. On the occasion, senior journalist and Dynamite News Editor-in-Chief Manoj Tibrewal Aakash was conferred with a special honor for his invaluable contribution to media and society.
The event, organised on the auspicious day of Mauni Amavasya, also commemorated several significant milestones the birth centenary of Vandaniya Mata Ji, 100 years of the manifestation of the Akhand Deepak, and the completion of 100 years of revered Gurudev’s tapasya (spiritual penance).
Addressing the gathering after receiving the honour, Manoj Tibrewal Aakash expressed heartfelt gratitude to the entire Akhil Bharatiya Gayatri Pariwar and its head, Dr Chinmay Pandya. He said the recognition would continue to inspire him to practice journalism as a means of public welfare and social good.
The centenary celebration witnessed the presence of spiritual leaders, social workers, members of the Gayatri Pariwar, and dignitaries from various walks of life. The programme highlighted the Gayatri Pariwar’s century-long journey dedicated to spiritual awakening, social reform, and nation-building.
The event served as a tribute to the organisation’s enduring legacy and reaffirmed its commitment to values of service, peace, and collective upliftment, while also recognising individuals who have contributed meaningfully to society through their work.
