In the second episode of All About Ayodhya ft. Swati Goel Sharma we discuss why Karsevakpuram is a must-visit for all Ram Bhakts.

The word 'karvseva' found inspiration from Sikh tradition, where service through hands is emphasised upon. ‘Kar’ means hand and ‘seva’ means service, explains Swati on the podcast with host Diksha.

In the second episode of All About Ayodhya ft. Swati Goel Sharma we discuss why Karsevakpuram is a must-visit for all Ram Bhakts. The word 'karvseva' found inspiration from Sikh tradition, where service through hands is emphasised upon. ‘Kar’ means hand and ‘seva’ means service, explains Swati on the podcast with host Diksha.

EP02: Must Visits For Ram Bhakts - Karsevakpuram

A big tent platform for liberal right of centre discourse that reaches out, engages and caters to the new India.
In 1956, journalist Khasa Subba Rau with the patronage of C Rajagoplachari “Rajaji”, India’s last Governor-General, freedom fighter and statesman hailed by Mahatma Gandhi as his “conscience keeper”, launched a weekly magazine called Swarajya. Swarajya was intended to convey the founders’ quest to translate the joy of freedom not only from foreign rule, but full freedom as defined and promised by the preamble of our constitution.

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A big tent platform for liberal right of centre discourse that reaches out, engages and caters to the new India. In 1956, journalist Khasa Subba Rau with the patronage of C Rajagoplachari “Rajaji”, India’s last Governor-General, freedom fighter and statesman hailed by Mahatma Gandhi as his “conscience keeper”, launched a weekly magazine called Swarajya. Swarajya was intended to convey the founders’ quest to translate the joy of freedom not only from foreign rule, but full freedom as defined and promised by the preamble of our constitution.

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