Damoh, a massive tree plantation campaign, satsang-dialogue, blood donation camp, and prasadi program were organized in the presence of Dada Guru at the Zararu Dham Cow Sanctuary. To mark the completion of 2,100 days of Dada Guru's unbroken fasting, 2,100 sacred trees were planted within the sanctuary premises. A large number of devotees, public representatives, officials, employees, and villagers participated in the program.
State Panchayat and Rural Development and Labor Minister Prahlad Patel said that these three days are historic and proud for Zararu Dham and the entire region. The 1,705 saplings planted last year, marking the completion of 1,705 days of fasting, are now safe and thriving, a testament to public participation and service. He stated that the institute will continue to work tirelessly to promote environmental protection, cow protection, and natural farming.
The Manthan Guest House was inaugurated during the program. It was also announced that organic fertilizer production would begin this week at the cow sanctuary, marking an important step toward providing an alternative to the chemical fertilizer DAP. The Minister stated that despite limited resources, devotees from various states made the event a success this year by staying overnight. Accommodation and other facilities for devotees will be expanded in the future.
Sharing his experience on the Narmada Parikrama, Prahlad Patel stated that it is not just a pilgrimage, but a wonderful confluence of meditation, yoga, and devotion. He added that no one sleeps hungry on the banks of Mother Narmada, and that he himself performs the Narmada Parikrama every year in his constituency, Gotegaon.
Addressing the gathering, Dada Guru emphasized that whenever an opportunity arises for satsang, one should never miss it, as it is a means to bring positive change in one's life and pave the way to attaining God. He said that cow is a symbol of faith and power in Indian culture and it is the duty of every person to respect nature and the earth. Dada Guru called upon everyone to adopt environmental protection, spiritual consciousness and cultural values ​​and said that caste, sect and religion may be different, but the earth and soil of all is the same. During the program, Dada Guru inaugurated the mega campaign by planting saplings of various species including banyan tree.