Shri Dinesh Shahra, a renowned industrialist, philanthropist, and best-selling author, launched his book series on Sanatan Living organized by Byatikram Group. Shri/Dr Dinesh Shahra distills the essence of Sanatan values in his recent Kolkata tour. A memorable evening celebrating the ethos of Sanatan by visionary thought leader Shri/Dr
Dinesh Shahra.
The event was graced by many esteemed dignitaries such as Dr. Dinesh Shahra, Author of Sanatan Living book series,Ashok Sethia Ji, Shyam Sunder Nangaliya, Dr Pamela Pal Das ,Mrs Universe; Bijoy Agrawal, Prof Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay , Dean, SNU; WRITTER LADY ; Dr. Sudipta Roy Chaudhary , Prof, NSHM College of management, Dr. Saumen Bharatiya,Patron- in – chief, Byatikram Group and many others.
The program proceeded with a lamp lighting ceremony and an interaction session of Dr. Dinesh Shahra with RJ Roy about holistic living based on Sanatan Values. Dr. Shahra said that “When we adopt a spiritual lifestyle that includes daily rituals, practises and contemplation we assert our abundant spiritual nature to overcome our subconscious survival tendencies to hoard and consume’. I also believe that the real measure of our success is whenour future generation openly and proudly embraces Sanatan culture and lives with the consciousness of inclusiveness and harmony.
The Crowd left spellbound as Shri/Dr Dinesh Shahra shares the power of Sanatan in his recent Kolkata tour. Speaking at the event, the organizer of the event Dr. Saumen Bharatiya said “We feel really honored and privileged to be the organizer of this prestigious program and launch the book inpresence of the Dr. Dinesh Shahra, the author of the book”. We believe this book will capture the hearts and minds of the readers.”
The program was then followed by the launch of Sanatan living series and an nteractive session with RJ Ayantika as well as with the launch of music video (Tere Naam Ka) sung by Shri Dinesh Shahra -An initiative of Sanatan Sangeet Bharat.Every guests were presented with a plant as a symbol ofpurity and spiritual goodneEvery guests were presented with a Tulsi plant as a symbol of purity and spiritual goodness.
