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Vaastu expert wins prestigious honour
City-based noted vaastu expert, Dr Venugopal Rao Veeramaneni, was presented a gold medal in recognition of his exhaustive and erudite knowledge of scientific Vaastu, at the 17th International Astrology and Vaastu Conference, at Gujarat Vidhya Peeth, Ahmedabad, on Tuesday.
Jubilee Hills: City-based noted vaastu expert, Dr Venugopal Rao Veeramaneni, was presented a gold medal in recognition of his exhaustive and erudite knowledge of scientific Vaastu, at the 17th International Astrology and Vaastu Conference, at Gujarat Vidhya Peeth, Ahmedabad, on Tuesday.
The annual meet of Vaastu and Astrology pundits was hosted by the Maharishi Veda Vignan Academy, an institution acknowledged for its high order academic and research work in the Indian traditional sciences.
Over 450 noted Vaastu specialists from all over India and Nepal, vied for the honour and Dr Venugopal Rao Veeramaneni, a PhD holder in scientific vaastu, won all-round appreciation and the medal, for his extensive insights in vaastu science.
Dr Veeramaneni was conferred the award 'Advance and Scientific Vaastu Pundit of India and Maa Saraswati Award' along with the gold medal at a glittering ceremony in the presence of Bharatbhai Khandhedia, the president of International Astro Foundation, AR Patak, the Vice-Chancellor of Khamadhenu University, Gandhinagar, and over 1,000 delegates, including renowned vaastu and astrology specialists from all over the country.
Dr Veeramaneni was invited to attend the 51st Astrological Association Conference at London, later this month. Over 200 eminent astrologers from all over the world will be attending the conference.
