US NRIs and NRI Heavenly Palace- Senior citizens celebrate Baisakhi
in a spiritual and devotional way with
prominent interfaith Baba, Saint from Sikh/Muslim/Hindu Community

 Spiritual and Devotional Baishaki celebrated at DBC Trust
Doraha-Ludhiana, Punjab/NRIpress Club
April 10, 2014

 During this program, attendees have an opportunity to listen to speeches from prominent interfaith Shri Shri 1008 Mahamandaleshwar Swami Kailashanand Brahamchari ji, Baba Lakha Ji from Nanaksar and a Muslin Saint Gulam Haider Qaderi of Malerkotla.

 The Sikh baptismal Amrit ceremony of initiation has its origins in early April of 1699 on the Vaisakhi festival of ancient Punjab. Guru Gobind Rai, the 10th guru of the Sikhs, stood with his sword in hand, and called to a crowd of thousands who had assembled in the Fort of Kesgar at Anandpur. He asked for volunteers willing to give their heads. The five men who stepped forward are known as the five beloved ones. The five beloved ones went on to baptize thousands of people. The Khalsa initiates of 1699 drank the immortalizing nectar of Amrit to prepare for battle with Mughals who had been forcing local populations to convert to Islam by sword point.

 On this happy occasion, Dream and Beauty Charitable Trust celebrated Baishaki with a spiritual and devotional touch. The trust organized a devotional program at Heavenly Palace- Senior citizen care home, Doraha. The program was well attended by more than 500 senior citizens and also the other senior citizen associations from the region.

Shri Shri 1008 Mahamandaleshwar Swami Kailashanand Brahamchari ji emphasized on ‘Karama and Dharma’. He urged everyone to focus on their deeds that will yield good times in future. Sant Haider Qaider believes in developing respectful and strengthening relationships with other humans. He pointed out that relationships are souls of our lives. Baba Lakha Ji from Nanaksar, liberated. He always  praise Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji and Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji in his religious speeches Along with the devotional enlightenment the citizens also enjoyed colorful cultural programs presented by the senior citizens and students. The chairman of the trust, Anil K. Monga from U.S.A, expressed his gratitude, “We encourage Senior Citizens to live their life to the fullest extent at their own terms while staying at Heavenly Palace. The program ended with extremely joyful ‘Bhangra’. It was followed by the lunch at air-conditioned dinning hall. All the trustees attended the guests warmly.

The senior citizens were enthralled and had a good time at the beautiful lush-green ambience at Heavenly Palace. The citizens appreciated the real effort of bringing together comfortable living place and all facilities together under one roof.

About the Trust- DBC trust is rendering its quality social services since 1996 with the aim of ‘sharing and caring’. Anil K. Monga, a Philanthropist and awarded ‘Citizen of the Year’ by Ludhiana Management Association along with his wife Rajni Monga shared a vision of creating better life for people. Heavenly Palace is an unconditional effort by the trust to provide senior citizens an independent and luxurious living with high class amenities. The trust is also working  through variant projects, ‘Brahmbhog – Hunger Alleviation’, Karma Hospital – Multi-specialty Hospital, Margdarshan – Livelihood Training Program for under privileged at Samalra Chowk Ludhiana. 

Heavenly Palace,Senior Citizens at Doraha, Distt. Ludhiana, Punjab. is running by a philanthropic organisation Dream & Beauty Charitable Trust Regd. under the chairmanship of Mr Anil K. Monga, USA.