Sanatan Sanstha’s website in Nepali language released on the auspicious day of Gokulashtami ! 

The cultural ties between India and Nepal go back thousands of years. The common thread of Hindu Dharma runs through both countries. Naturally, there are large-scale similarities between the pillars of faith, beliefs, festivals and rituals, etc of both countries. Sanatan Sanstha’s website is read by Hindus from across the world; the website enjoys a tremendous response from these Hindu readers based out of various countries. From among this audience, our Nepali readers made an eager request for Sanatan Sanstha’s website in the Nepali language so that the Hindu community in Nepal is able to receive Dharmashiksha (education on Dharma). Since Sanatan Sanstha actively works for the mission of the spread of Hindu Dharma, we are fulfilling this request today. We are launching Sanatan Sanstha’s Nepali website so that our Nepali-speaking audience from across the world is able to receive Dharmashiksha (education on Dharma), said Shri. Chetan Rajhans, National Spokesperson, Sanatan Sanstha.

The website was released at a programme held online on 11 August, on the auspicious occasion of Gokulashtami. The website was launched at the hands of Dr Madhav Bhattarai, President, ‘Rashtriya Dharmasabha Nepal’, joined by his wife and former Minister for state in Nepal government, Mrs. Kanta Bhattarai. Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’s National Guide, Sadguru Dr. Charudatt Pingale graced the auspicious occasion with his online presence from Delhi.

While speaking at the occasion, Dr. Bhattarai said, “Sanatan.Org’s Nepali Website will be very useful and also helpful for all. There is a dearth of Dharmik websites in Nepal. This website will not only impart “Gyan” (knowledge) about Dharma but will also create awareness towards establishing Hindu Rashtra.”

While speaking at the occasion Sadguru (Dr.) Pingale said, “Through the information on Hindu Dharma on the website, the attitude brethrenly relationship between India and Nepal will become firm. The movement to establish Hindu Rashtra in both the Nations will be strengthened.”

Sanatan Sanstha’s website, which was until now available in 8 languages namely Hindi, English, Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam, is now available in Nepali language too. The website is equipped with a feature that allows readers to contact us online to get their spirituality-related doubts cleared. Scores of people curious about spirituality have begun their spiritual practice via Sanatan Sanstha’s website and made their lives blissful. We welcome those curious about spirituality to visit the website in large numbers and start their spiritual practice – Sanatan Sanstha has appealed.

Website Link : www.Sanatan.org/nepali