Vipra Foundation Chairman Yogesh Joshi Explores Shri Pitambara Ashram

Yogesh Joshi, the Chairman of Vipra Foundation, recently visited the Shri Pitambara Ashram, where he reiterated the foundation's commitment to preserving and promoting Vedic traditions, culture, and spirituality. The foundation, in collaboration with Gayatri Mandir, contributed to various divine and spiritual activities aimed at awakening cultural consciousness and safeguarding ancient customs.

During a ceremony held at the Shri Pitambara Ashram on Wednesday, a donation was presented to the chief guardian of Gayatri Mandir, former commissioner Dilip Gupta, by Yogesh Joshi. Joshi praised the continuous efforts of Gayatri Mandir in perpetuating ancient rituals and traditions, emphasizing their invaluable contribution to cultural heritage in the Kashi region.

He affirmed that Vipra Foundation would continue to play a supportive role in sustaining these activities and providing possible assistance to Gayatri Mandir. Dilip Gupta, on behalf of Gayatri Mandir, extended gratitude to Yogesh Joshi and briefed him on the ongoing activities of the Mandir.

Present at the occasion were Shashikant Sharma and Ishwardas Vaishnav from Vipra Foundation, along with Manohar Joshi, Secretary Vinod Shukla, Manohar H. Joshi, Vastu Parishad coordinator Chandrashekhar Joshi, Madan Mohan Bhatt, Anant Joshi, and other officials.

Exploration of Ashram Premises

Before the ceremony, Yogesh Joshi explored the Shri Pitambara Ashram, paying respects to deities like Shri Hanuman and Pitambara. He commended the structural development projects undertaken by the Mandir over the past four months, acknowledging their creativity and vision in enhancing the ashram's facilities and surroundings.