Anuvrat Award 2006

Published: 22.09.2006
Updated: 10.10.2010
Anuvrat Award 2006 will be awarded to Dr. Mahavir Raj Gelra, noted scholar of Jainology and former vice-chancellor of JVBI Ladnun, deemed university. Anuvrat Award is given to persons promoting peace, culture and education for the youth, as well as supporting their spiritual growth.

Dr. Gelra is a noted scholar of Jainology and has been first vice-chancellor of JVBI Ladnun, deemed university, and has already been awarded with Agam Manishi. His aim is to spread the message of peace and non-violence; his life is proof of the Anuvrat Code of Conduct. The Anuvrat Movement aims to widen to the moral basis of life and to help develop in each individual the power of self- protection against impure conduct. Simple living and high thinking is just reality of Dr. Gelra's life.

The prestigious Anuvrat Award was instituted by Jai Tulsi Foundation New Delhi in February 1988 in recognition of personalities dedicating their life to work for human values to make society healthy or educational institutions aiming at not only providing intellectual knowledge to their students, but also building their character.

Since 1994, Annual Anuvrat Endowment Lecture on non-violence, unity and peace by Anuvrat International has been institutionalised at Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) at New Delhi, and is organised by various organisations aiming at helping their students to build value-based characters.

The Award will be given to Dr. Gelra in presence of H.H. Acharyashree on next Maryada Mahotsav or any suitable date fixed by Jai Tulsi Foundation with consent of H.H.; it consists of a remarkable amount of Rupees and a Citation.

It has been donated to Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan for awarding their students in secondary and higher secondary schools for excellence in character. Since then, students of 30 schools are getting awards for excellence in character. Further, Anuvrat Shiksha Sansad (Anuvrat teachers' body) was among the awarded.

The awarded personalities in the past were belonging to the field of social service, literature, politics, science and media:

Dr. Atamaram, Sri Jenendra Kumar, Sri Shivaji Bhave, Sri Guljarilal Nanda, Sri Mohan Lal Kathotiya, Sri C.Subramaniam, Dr. Radhanath Rath, Sri P.C.Sen, Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, Sri Shivraj Patil, Sri Devendra Karnavat, Dr.Glen Dee Pej, Sri Mohanlal Jain, Sri Gopinath Aman, Sri Yashpal Jain, Sri Sitasharan Sharma, Sri Bherosingh Shekhawat, Sri Hem Bhai.




pictures taken on the event

on 11th October, 2006

Hisar, Haryana, India

Sources
Source: Sushil Kumar Bafana, HereNow4U Kolkata correspondent
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