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Bangalore: Satsang, Sakshi Foundations to Come up with Sarva Dharma Centre

  •   Sat, Jan 01 2011 09:01:15 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bangalore (GA)

Bangalore, Jan 1: Satsang Foundation in association with Sakshi Foundation Trust has taken initiative to open a Sarva Dharma Kendra (All-Religion Centre) at K Choodahalli-Somanahalli Cross off Kanakapura Road near here.

MP Karan Singh will lay the foundation stone for the Sarva Dharma Kendra Monday January 3 morning.

The ceremony will also be graced by former CJI Justice M N Venkatachaliah, DG & IGP Ajai Kumar Singh, Sri M (Mumtaz Ali Khan), president of Satsang and trustees of both foundations.

The centre will have a temple, a mosque, a church, a gurdwara, a Buddha Vihar and a Jain temple. The campus with lotus ponds will also have a common meditation hall, cottages for seekers and a library of spiritual and religious literature.

Karan Singh will also release Sri M's autobiography 'Apprenticed to a Himalayan Master: A Yogi's Autobiography' at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan on the same evening.

  

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  • RAMKUMAR MENON, CHENDAMANGALAM

    Wed, Feb 16 2011

    Dear Mahathman,
    Pranamam. May I know what is the exact distrance to the Sarva Dharma Centre from Bangalore railway station. Secondly, please let me know about the details of possible accomodation facility within the Centre and if available. advance booking should be done or not. Your earliest reply is anticipated.
    Thanking you.
    Regards.
    from: Ramkumar Menon.

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