The Education Minister inaugurated the 'Goswami Tulsidas Birth Anniversary' event
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Patna (ABN) Goswami Tulsidas Birthday Celebration was organized at Bihar Industries Association Auditorium under the auspices of Sanatan Sanskriti Chetna Parishad, Bihar. Patron of Parishad and Education Minister Mithlesh Tiwari inaugurated the function by lighting the candle. Earlier, Minister Mithlesh Tiwari paid heartfelt tributes to Goswami Tulsidas, the author of Ram Charit Manas and Hanuman Chalisa, by placing flowers on his portrait. Addressing the event, Education Minister Mithlesh Tiwari said that Ramcharatmanas, written by Rambhakta Goswami Tulsidas, should definitely be in the home of every Sanatani. He said that Goswami Tulsidas' work of conveying the Amrit Gatha of Lord Shri Rama's ideals, Sanatan culture and Indian values to the people can be made India a Vishwa Guru by carrying forward this Amrit Gatha. The Education Minister said that the government of Bihar is committed to Sanatan culture and is engaged in promoting Guru-Shashiya tradition. On this occasion, Minister Mithlesh Tiwari appealed to a large number of participants in the "Tulsi Ke Ram" program to be held at Ravinder Bhawan, Patna on August 26. He said that the program will be inaugurated by Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary. The function was presided over by Manish Shukla, President of Sanatan Sanskrit Chetna Parishad. The guests were welcomed by Sanjiv Kumar Mishra alias Geetawale Baba, Vice President of the Parishad. Parishad Secretary Vindhyachal Pathak officiated. BJP State General Secretary Rajesh Jha Raju, Soran Commission Chairman Jai Krishna Jha, Parishad Vice President Bablu Pandey, Parishad Vice President Shailesh Tripathi, Nityanand Ojha, Manish Kumar Tiwari, Amit Mishra, Archana Thakur, Chandni Pandey, Vinod Tiwari, Ajit were present at the function. Kumar Shukla, Gangadhar Pandey, Hemant Jha, Prof. Rahul Kumar Mishra, Arun Mishra, Nand Kumar Tiwari, Umesh Chand Jha, Sanket Mishra, Bharat Mishra, Vipin Bharti etc. spoke.