Bhopal, May 27, 2025: In a meaningful step towards spiritual revival and cultural preservation, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav unveiled the book “Hind Ke Sant”, a comprehensive tribute to India’s revered Sindhi saints. The book, authored by Ashok Chhabria, features in-depth biographies of 27 prominent saints and a curated list of 316 saintly figures who have enriched India’s spiritual legacy.
During a meeting at the Chief Minister’s residence, a delegation of the Sindhi community led by BJP spokesperson Dr. Durgesh Keswani presented the book to Dr. Yadav, who officially launched it. The event witnessed the participation of several dignitaries, including MP Alok Sharma, MLA Rameshwar Sharma, and other notable members of civil society.
A Spiritual Guide for the Modern Youth
Describing the book as a “spiritual guide for the youth”, author Ashok Chhabria emphasized the importance of reconnecting younger generations with the profound teachings and divine lives of India’s saints. “In an era where modern distractions often overshadow our cultural roots, this book stands as a lighthouse for the spiritually curious,” Chhabria said.
Book Highlights:
- Biographies of 27 renowned Sindhi saints
- A compilation of 316 saints and sages
- Teachings, miracles, and life lessons from the saints
- Simple, accessible paths to spiritual awakening
CM Yadav: “A vital link to our Sanatan traditions”
Lauding the initiative, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav remarked, “Publications like ‘Hind Ke Sant’ are not mere books; they are custodians of our Sanatan heritage. They awaken the collective conscience of society and inspire the younger generation to embrace spiritual values amidst a changing world.”
A Cultural Renaissance in Print: Dr. Keswani
Calling the book a “spiritual movement in literary form,” Dr. Durgesh Keswani added, “This is not just a literary work; it is a call to cultural awakening. As modernity steers many youth away from their roots, such books provide a path back to our essence—our saints, traditions, and spiritual consciousness.”
He further acknowledged the author’s efforts in bringing forgotten divine narratives back into public discourse. “Ashok Chhabria’s work is commendable—not only has he revived the stories of saints buried under the dust of time, but he has also packaged them as sources of inspiration for today’s youth.”
The event concluded with a shared sense of pride in India’s rich spiritual past and a renewed commitment to preserving and promoting it for generations to come.
Author: This news is edited by: Abhishek Verma, (Editor, CANON TIMES)
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