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Vice Prez, PM pay tributes to saint-poet Ravidas on his birth anniversary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pay tributes to saint-poet Ravidas on his birth anniversary (Photo/ANI)
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday paid tributes to saint-poet Ravidas on his birth anniversary.
New Delhi: Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday paid tributes to saint-poet Ravidas on his birth anniversary.
"My humble tributes to great poet-saint Guru Ravidas Ji on his Jayanti today. Ravidas Ji believed in universal brotherhood and spread the message of unity through his writings & teachings.
My humble tributes to great poet-saint Guru Ravidas Ji on his Jayanti today. Ravidas Ji believed in universal brotherhood and spread the message of unity through his writings & teachings. As we remember him, let us emulate his teachings & resolve to follow the path shown by him.
— Vice President of India (@VPSecretariat) February 27, 2021
As we remember him, let us emulate his teachings & resolve to follow the path shown by him," Naidu said on Twitter. Prime Minister Modi said the messages given by Saint Ravidas centuries ago on equality, goodwill and compassion will inspire the people of the country for ages.
"My humble tributes to him (Saint Ravidas) on his birth anniversary)," the prime minister tweeted. The prime minister also greeted people on the occasion of 'Magh Purnima'.
