Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini highlights Gita’s universal lessons at International Gita Mahotsav, attended by 50 nations and key dignitaries

According to Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, the sacred Granth Gita provides answers to all of the world’s issues. He went on to say that its lessons are still completely applicable today and that everyone ought to apply them to their everyday life. He claimed that the International Gita Mahotsav is essential to bringing these lessons to the general public. This year, 50 nations are hosting Gita Mahotsav events with assistance from the Ministry of External Affairs.

Following his participation in the Maha Aarti at Brahma Sarovar during Friday night’s International Gita Mahotsav, the Chief Minister was speaking to the media.

Earlier, the Maha Aarti was held at Brahma Sarovar, and the Gita was revered by the CM, Cabinet Minister Krishan Kumar Bedi, CS Anurag Rastogi, Director General of the Information, Public Relations, and Languages Department K M Pandurang, and former Minister of State Subhash Sudha. According to the Chief Minister, the Gita is a spiritual manual that imparts life lessons and captures the spirit of the Vedas. He clarified that God used four sages to create the four Vedas, and that their wisdom was transmitted through the Upanishads before being expressed in the Gita.

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According to him, the Gita reflects the life lessons of Lord Krishna and teaches us how to carry out our responsibilities. It also serves as a model for Indian philosophy. He claimed that the Gita offers answers to all of life’s problems and aids in differentiating between happiness and misery according to what is good or bad. According to him, the Gita is an amazing book with roots in Indian customs.

According to Cabinet Minister Krishan Kumar Bedi, the Gita should be read in every home and should inspire a widespread movement because it has solutions for every issue that arises in life. He referred to the sacred text as the pride of the country and stressed that it reflects the worldwide message of Lord Krishna and teaches the art of living, not only for one religion but for all people.