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MES Probationers at Dr MCR HRD Institute participate in Kabir Jayanthi
Dr MCR HRD Institute organized Sant Guru Kabir’s Jayanti, which was a first-of-its-kind event at the Institute.
Hyderabad: Dr MCR HRD Institute organized Sant Guru Kabir's Jayanti, which was a first-of-its-kind event at the Institute.
The Military Engineer Services (MES) Probationers from 13 States, who are attending the first-ever Foundation Course from 13 States, sponsored by Ministry of Defence, Govt of India, participated in the Kabir Jayanthi celebrations with zeal and fervour. The purpose of the event was to create wider awareness about the teachings of Sant Kabir in general and communal harmony in particular.
Seven teams of the MES Probationers and an Assistant Collector under Training made creative presentations on Communal Harmony. The Skits, Mono Acts, Poetry, etc. presented by them, focused on Kabir's teachings which not only revealed eternal truth for all times but also are relevant even in the contemporary world for giving a boost to communal harmony, brotherhood, and equality.
B. P. Acharya, Spl. Chief Secretary & DG, Dr MCR HRD Institute felicitated the team of MES Probationers, led by Ankit Goyal and Mr. Shashank Burman, who bagged the first prize in the presentations on communal harmony. Acharya said that Kabir's poems have been inspiring the mankind to work for harmonious society which is based on equity and social justice. "In a world torn apart by religious strife today, Kabir's writings take on even more relevance", he added.
The artists of Gyan Prakash Mandali presented Sant Kabir's soulful Dohas and a fusion of their content and rhythm filled the air with a sense of spirituality and devotion.
