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Over the years, Brahmins have switched over to new professions, from being priests and scholars to being warriors and business man. In the ancient times, Brahmins with quality of Kshatriyas were referred to as Brahmakshatriyas, for instance, sage Parashurama mentioned in Hindu mythologies. Further, they have taken up professions like medicine (vaidya). Bengal Brahmins have surnames like Gupta, Senguptas and Dasguptas. These Brahmins are considered offspring of Dhanvantari, the Hindu god of medicine and father of Ayurveda.

Kshatriya Brahmin and Brahma-kshatriya are people with a mix of both the Brahmin and Kshatriya caste. On the other hand, Brahmins who were personal teachers of the royal princes were accorded the position of Rajpurohit and educated the princes on every subject under the sun, including martial arts.

Brahmins with traits of a Vaisya or merchant are referred to as ‘Brahmvyasya’.  For instance the Ambastha caste,based in South India.

Brahmins are known practioners  of vegetarianism or lacto-vegetarianism. However, Brahmins hailing from Mithila, Punjab, West Bengal, Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Nepal, are non-vegetarians.

Most Brahmin wear sacred thread. Brahmin also belong to a particular Gotra, which is specific for each family and designate their origin.

Gujarati Brahmins

Gujarati Brahmins are refered to as Gurjara Brahmins. The Gurjara Brahmins are divided into many groups and sub castes, with most of them having their origins in Rajasthan.

Some of the sub-castes are: Girinarayan Brahmin, Sachora Brahmin, Shrigod Brahmin, Sidhra-Rudhra Brahmins, Anavil Brahmin, Vadadra Brahmin, Prashnora Brahmins, Trivedi Mewada Brahmin, Sree gauda Brahmin, Palival Brahmin, Tapodhan Brahmin, Modh Brahmin,  Sahastra Audichya Gorwal Brahmin, Audichya Brahmin, Pushkarna Brahmin, Saurashtra Bhatt Mewada Brahmin, Nagar Brahmin, Chauriyasi Mewada Brahmin, Saurashtra Trivedi Mewad Brahmin, Rajgor Brahmin etc.

Kanaujiya or Kanyakumbj Brahmins is said to hail from Kanauj and entered Kutch through Sindh. Others are primarily found in Jamnagar, Morbi, Junagadh and Rajkot.  These Brahmins mostly carry surnames like Bhatt, Pingal, Kaileyas, Bhaglani,Lakhlani, Ghediya etc.

Nepali Brahmins

Bahun is the local term for Pahari or “hill” Brahmin caste, who are primarily educators, scholars and priests. About 31 percent of the population here are Brahmins. The community is based here since the ancient times.  Over the years they moved eastward to China, Tibet, and the Himalayan foothills.

Burmese Brahmins

Prior to British colonization, Brahmins, known as ponna, formed an influential group.  Brahmins who arrived during the British rule are referred to as kala Indians. Burmese Brahmins can be largely divided in four sub groups : Manipur brahmins, Arakanese Brahmins, Sagaing Brahmins and Indian Brahmins.

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The Patel

Best known for producing raw gold from earth, it is said that then the Gujarat ruler, Mohammed Begdo, chose the best farmer from every village and gifted them with a land for cultivation purpose. In return, the Patidar would pay the ruler a certain income for a certain period of time, thereafter; the Patidar would acquire the land ownership. These Patidars were referred to as Patel Patidars from then onwards. Today, the Patel community in Gujarat is divided in four sub-castes (1) the Kadavas (2) the Leuas (3) the Anjanas (4) the Matis. Leua Patels are generally found in Central Gujarat while Kadava Patidars are majorly found in North Gujarat, while the Matia Patidars, a sub-section of the Leuas and are found in south Gujarat.

It goes without saying that majority of Patels are Hindus, however, there’s a significant presence of Patels in Muslims and Parsi communities as well. For that matter, even Pakistani’s citizens carry the Patel Surname. So, it won’t be an exaggeration, if we say that Patel surname is ubiquitous, a community that has settled all across the world in search for a better life and prosperous living.

For the starters, the enterprising Patels have been an important cog in US’s hospitality wheel what with 60 percent of the mid-sized motels being run by people of Indian origin, and of these, not surprisingly though, about one-third have the surname Patel as per the Asian American Hotel Association (A.A.H.O.A). As per the records, most of these Patels got settled in US during 1960s and 1970s. They arrived here for higher studies and seemingly did manage to get their engineering and other PG degrees, but couldn’t land themselves with satisfactory professional jobs, eventually resorting to buying dilapidated properties and turning them around as profit making motels.

There’s also a story that says that Indians who migrated to Uganda and Kenya during the British Raj may have probably adopted the surname Patel, and so subsequently passed on the adopted surname to the descendants of these migrants. On the other hand, original Patels who migrated to East Africa and South Africa changed their surnames to signify the birthplace, or their trade for that matter. The descendants of these migrants subsequently carried on with their adopted surnames.

Apparently, the Patidar Community has given Gujarat many great personalities like Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Vitthalbhai Patel (brother of Sardar Patel ),Bhailalbhai Patel alias ‘Bhaikaka’ the architect of Vallbhvidyanagar, , Shri Arvind N. Mafatlal, Shri Jaikrishna, and well-known literary figures like Ishwar Petalikar, Raghuvir chaudhary and Pannalal Patel.

These parents were invited by the Human Rights Committee of India with details of their children, so that a comprehensive database could be prepared. At the venue, the visitors shared their pain with others who had lost their children and relatives.

Majority of these parents complained about complete inaction and lethargic attitude by the police in finding their kids. According to some, police officials ask them to find their children on their own. Others complained that cops ask for money to trace their children. These parents also alleged that police were least bothered in finding their kids and made them run from pillar to post after taking their complaint.
Officials of special branch, Intelligence Bureau, Prevention of Crime Branch and other police officials were also present at the meeting. However, on spotting PM Parmar, inspector of PCB, the parents cornered him and asked him to improve the approach of the police in finding their kids. On being asked about the purpose of his visit, Parmar said he was sent by the police commissioner to find out about the proceedings.

The parents were holding banners and posters with requests to the government and the chief minister. One of the banners read, “Modi uncle, will our brothers and sisters never return?”
Expressing solidarity with the grieving parents were wives of police officials, who had come there to cheer the parents and share their pain. These woman, residents of Ellisbridge police line, included Hansa Joshi, her daughter Sneha and another Rajashree Gadhvi. They met some parents and tried to console them.

During the meeting, parents were asked to fill up details of their missing children in a form and attach a copy of the complaint to local police station along with a photo of the child. “We have received 69 such forms after the meeting. I also received 22 calls from those who haven’t come here, but will send the details through post. We will upload these photos and details on our website searchmychild.in in coming days, so that others can help in finding them” said Sanjay Joshi, who had organised the meeting.

2. When in doubt, just take the next small step.

3. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone.

4. Your job won’t take care of you when you are sick. Your friends and parents will. Stay in touch.

5. Pay off your credit cards every month.

6. You don’t have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.

7. Cry with someone. It’s more healing than crying alone.

8. It’s OK to get angry with God. He can take it.

9. Save for retirement starting with your first paycheck.

10. When it comes to chocolate, resistance is futile.

11. Make peace with your past so it won’t screw up the present.

12. It’s OK to let your children see you cry.

13. Don’t compare your life to others. You have no idea what their journey is all about.

14. If a relationship has to be a secret, you shouldn’t be in it.

15. Everything can change in the blink of an eye. But don’t worry; God never blinks.

16. Take a deep breath. It calms the mind.

17. Get rid of anything that isn’t useful, beautiful or joyful.

18. Whatever doesn’t kill you really does make you stronger.

19. It’s never too late to have a happy childhood. But the second one is up to you and no one else.

20. When it comes to going after what you love in life, don’t take no for an answer.

21. Burn the candles, use the nice sheets, wear the fancy dress. Don’t save it for a special occasion. Today is special.

22. Over prepare, then go with the flow.

23. Be eccentric now. Don’t wait for old age to wear purple.

24. The most important organ is the brain.

25. No one is in charge of your happiness but you.

26. Frame every so-called disaster with these words ‘In five years, will this matter?’

27. Always choose life.

28. Forgive everyone everything.

29. What other people think of you is none of your business.

30. Time heals almost everything. Give time time.

31. However good or bad a situation is, it will change.

32. Don’t take yourself so seriously. No one else does

33. Believe in miracles.

34. God loves you because of who God is, not because of anything you did or didn’t do.

35. Don’t audit life. Show up and make the most of it now.

36. Growing old beats the alternative — dying young.

37. Your children get only one childhood.

38. All that truly matters in the end is that you loved.

39. Get outside every day. Miracles are waiting everywhere.

40. If we all threw our problems in a pile and saw everyone else’s, we’d grab ours back.

41. Envy is a waste of time. You already have all you need.

42. The best is yet to come…

43. No matter how you feel, get up, dress up and show up.

44. Yield.

45. Life isn’t tied with a bow, but it’s still a gift.”

Sachin Tendulkar became the first cricketer to score 100 international centuries during the Asia Cup one-dayer against Bangladesh on Friday.

The 38-year-old master blaster stroked a single off left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan to reach the landmark. He has scored 51 centuries in tests and 49 in one-day internationals.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was the first to congratulate Tendulkar. His office tweeted his message: ”I join the nation in congratulating Sachin Tendulkar on his making history – a hundred centuries. He has made India proud. Tendulkar’s long career has been a triumph of class, character and courage. Wish him many more innings and feats to continue inspiring the youth.”

Batting first in the fourth match of the Asia Cup at Mirpur’s Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, India were cruising but all eyes were at Sachin Tendulkar who crossed his nineties confidently. And he did not look nervous at all!

For over a year, for his last 33 innings, Tendulkar has kept India waiting for that rare milestone.

Tendulkar enjoys a quality record against the Bangaldesh attack. Captain M S Dhoni was confident Tendulkar would do well. He had said ahead of the last tie against Sri Lanka on Tuesday: “These are small things, not a worry. He is an asset to the team,” Dhoni had said dismissing Tendulkar’s impending 100th century milestone has a cause of concern for the men in blue at the start of the Asia Cup.

However, the Tendulkar was dismissed cheaply by the Sri Lankans and looked visibly on the edge.

Junagadh City, one of the most important Historical Places in Gujarat, draws the attention of thousands of travellers from across the state during Shivratri Mela, Girnar parikrama and Girnar climbing competition. Like every year, this year too, a large number of people across the state have come to the city for performing the 36-km ‘Lili Parikrama’ (spiritual walk) around the Girnar Parvat .

The parikrama, as usual, began on Thursday night, the day of Tulsi Vivah, also known as Dev Diwali, from the foot of the mountain, where the pilgrims spent the night. On Friday morning, the parikrama was started from Dudheshwar Mahadev temple.

They would spend the night at the Saint Jinabava’s hut(Jinabava ni Madhi). The next day they would reach Malvela, the place surrounded by high climbers located in the midst of Girnar forest.

The next morning, they leave for southern forest and reach to Bordevi, temple of Goddess Ambika. On Tuesday morning, the pilgrims would return to Bhavnath Mandir Taleti at the foot of the mountain.

Authorities like Junagadh Municipal Corporation, health department, state transport, forest, water supply, police, in addition to social and religious organizations, are on the job of helping about one million pilgrims expected this year.

The event also attracts a large number of youngsters cutting across religious lines and regions. According to a popular belief, the Pandavas, after winning the war at Kurukshetra, did the ‘parikrama’ to seek God’s blessings.

Though the event began on Thursday, about 68,000 piece-loving people had already completed their journey to avoid heavy traffic, sources said.

This day and more so the night is dedicated by the devotees of Lord Shiva for his worship, practice of various austerities & meditation. All the Shiva Temples are fully decorated and there are hordes of devotees queuing up to get darshan of Lord & offer their obeisance’s at the feet of Lord Shiva on this special day.

The Significance of Mahashivratri :

There are several stories which are associated with this special grand night of Lord Shiva:

1. Samudra Manthan Story:

During Samudra Manthan by the gods and demons, a highly toxic poison came out of the ocean. As per the advice of Lord Vishnu, gods approached Lord Shiva and prayed him to protect life by consuming this poison. Pleased with their prayers, out of compassion for living beings, Lord Shiva drank this poison and held it in his throat by binding it with a snake. The throat became blue due to the poison (Thus Lord Shiva is also know as Neelakantha) and Shiva remained unharmed. The wise men advised gods to keep Lord Shiva awake during the night. To keep him awake, the gods took turn performing various dances and playing music. A vigil was thus kept by the gods in contemplation of Shiva. As the day broke out, Shiva, pleased with their devotion blessed them all, and also said that whosoever worshipped & contemplated on him on this day shall be blessed with the fulfillment of his or her wishes. Since then, on this day and night – devotees fast, keep vigil, sing glories of Lord and meditate.

2. Manifestation of Lord Shiv as a Jyotirlinga on this day:

On this day manifested the great & also the first ever effulgent (Jyotirmaya) form (Anala-skanda or a pillar of fire) of Lord Shiva in front of Lord Vishnu & Brahmaji.

The story goes that once both Vishnuji & Brahmaji, got infected by ego. The result was an clash between both these gods. In order to show their respective superiority they decided to fight it out. Lord Shiva decided to intervene so as to make them realise that there is something more to life than the powers of an embodied beings. He manifested in the form of a huge pillar of fire (Anala-skanda) whose beginning and end could not be seen. Vishnuji & Brahmaji decided to check what this strange thing was. While Vishnuji, in the form of varaha (boar) went down towards patal-loka to see the end of this pillar, Brahmaji sitting on his swan went up. Even after years of travel they could not see the beginning or the end of this manifestation. Brahmaji saw a leaf falling off, and thought it fell down from the top of pillar of fire, and returned satisfied that he had seen the starting point. They came back, while Lord Vishnu accepted that he could not see the end, Brahmaji said that he had seen, which was a lie. Lord Shiva cursed Brahmaji that no will ever worship him. Then he too surrendered. This manifestation of Lord Shiva in the form of the first effulgent linga was on this special day of Mahashivratri, and thus all devotees pray to the effulgent linga (jyotirlinga) of Lord Shiva.

3. Day of Reunion of Shiva & Parvati:

King Daksha, opposed Sati’s marriage with Shiva. At a yagna (holy sacrifice) the king ignored Shiva’s presence and thereby insulted the latter publicly. Sati was so angered by this that she jumped into the sacrificial fire and ended her life. Lord Shiva unleashed his fury at the death of his wife by performing the violent dance, Tandava. He wiped out Daksha’s kingdom, undertook rigorous penance and retired to the Himalayas. The Gods, who feared that the severity of Shiva’s penance might bring an end to the world, revived Sati in the new avatar of Parvati. Shiva-Parvati married and this reunion is celebrated on Maha Shivaratri.

4. Story of Chitrabhanu:

In the Shanti Parva of the Mahabharata, Bhishma, whilst resting on the bed of arrows and discoursing on Dharma, refers to the observance of Maha Shivaratri by King Chitrabhanu. The story goes as follows.

Once upon a time King Chitrabhanu of the Ikshvaku dynasty, who ruled over the whole of Jambudvipa, was observing a fast with his wife, it being the day of Mahashivratri. The sage Ashtavakra came on a visit to the court of the king.

The sage asked, “O king! why are you observing a fast today?”

King Chitrabhanu explained why. He had the gift of remembering the incidents of his previous birth.

The king said to the sage: “In my past birth I was a hunter in Varanasi. My name was Suswara. My livelihood was to kill and sell birds and animals. One day I was roaming the forests in search of animals. I was overtaken by the darkness of night. Unable to return home, I climbed a tree for shelter. It happened to be a bel tree. I had shot a deer that day but I had no time to take it home. I bundled it up and tied it to a branch on the tree. As I was tormented by hunger and thirst, I kept awake throughout the night. I shed profuse tears when I thought of my poor wife and children who were starving and anxiously awaiting my return. To pass away the time that night I engaged myself in plucking the bel leaves and dropping them down onto the ground.

“The day dawned. I returned home and sold the deer. I bought some food for myself and for my family. I was about to break my fast when a stranger came to me, begging for food. I served him first and then took my food.

“At the time of death, I saw two messengers of Lord Shiva. They were sent down to conduct my soul to the abode of Lord Shiva. I learnt then for the first time of the great merit I had earned by the unconscious worship of Lord Shiva during the night of Shivratri. They told me that there was a Lingam at the bottom of the tree. The leaves I dropped fell on the Lingam. My tears which I had shed out of pure sorrow for my family fell onto the Lingam and washed it. And I had fasted all day and all night. Thus did I unconsciously worship the Lord.

“I lived in the abode of the Lord and enjoyed divine bliss for long ages. I am now reborn as Chitrabhanu.” I have now realized about the infinite love & compassion of Lord Shiva. Even unconscious acts of goodness are blessed in such a way, then what to talk of our conscious acts of expressing our love, respect and reverence for Lord Shiva. He is indeed Ashutosh, one who gets pleased very soon. Lord Shiva is indeed an embodiment of infinite love, love & compassion, that is why he is so easy to please. He showers us with his blessings at every moment of our lives, may we all devote this day of Mahashivratri to express our gratitude unto his feet. It is a very auspicious day.

5. Story of Lubdhak:

Another legend. There once lived a tribal named Lubdhak, who was a devotee of Shiva. It was his usual practice to go into the forest to collect firewood. One day he wandered deeper than usual and night fell before he could come out. It was the night before the no moon night and the thin crescent moon offered no light. He was not able to find his way in the dark and soon got lost. A hungry tiger smelt him out and with a loud roar made his intentions clear. Lubdhak knew he could not outrun the tiger and so he climbed up a bel tree. In order to keep awake so that he would not fall down in his sleep he began to pluck the leaves from the bel tree and drop them one by one, each time chanting “Om Namah Shivaya”, which means I bow down to Shiva. In this manner, he passed the night. Until dawn, he had dropped a thousand bel leaves. When he descended the tree in the morning, he saw a lingam, which he had missed in the dark. Unknowingly he had been dropping leaves on the lingam. This was the 14th night of the waxing moon of the month of Phalgun and came to be celebrated at Mahashivratri.

6. Spiritual Significance:

Maha is the Big One, Shiv means auspiciousness, and Ratri means night; this is a day when we awake to the most auspicious truth within ourself. Night stands for darkness i.e. ignorance, in which all beings sleep & then dream. Our present transmigratory existence and limited individuality is nothing but a big dream. Freedom is never by some unique or scintillating experiences in this dreamy realm of existence, but only by waking up to that which is not a product of mind. That which is not a product of mind is the Self, the Atma. Mandukya Upanishad calls that non-relative truth of Self as Shiva. That is referred to as the fourth state of the Self, the Turiya. It is the most auspicious one, knowing which one truly wakes up and gets ‘as though’ liberated. One who knows the Atma as Brahman alone is a liberated one.

The other three states apart from the Turiya are the waking, dream and the deep sleep states – when we turn extrovert and try to get experiences from the things around, revel in our imaginary worlds, or just switch off and rest, respectively. The fact that the special sadhana of this day has been kept for night implies that we need to simulate deep sleep, i.e. no flights of mind as in waking or dream states. Turn away from all experiences, physical or mental and just become quiet. No responsibilities, no desires, no burden to achieve anything, no roles to play, no regrets, no aspirations – just as in deep sleep but all consciously. When all relative roles and their corresponding thoughts are kept aside and the mind is quiet, then that which remains is that which is not a product of our minds – the Shiv tattva, the turiya, the auspicious one. Let us awake to that and realize it to be our real Self, thereafter, let this free and awakened mind respond to any situation around, there will be just the fragrance of auspiciousness in everything. That will be the real celebration of Mahashivrati.

How to Celebrate?

The devotees of Lord Shiva should preferably do the following things on this day.

1. Observe fast on this day, taking only fruits & milk.

2. Perform elaborate puja of Lord Shiva, and perform Rudrabhisheka. Chant various hymns & bhajan of Lord Shiva.

3. Use this day to bring to your mind the infinite ways your life has been blessed. In our obsession with thinking on what all I dont have we fail to see the infinite ways in which we are so positively blessed. The fact that you can read right now is a great blessing, ask someone who cannot see. Feel truly blessed & gratified and express your thanks & devotion at the feet of Lord by chanting the mantra ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ as many times as you can.

4.  Practice Dhyana for longer periods than the usual routine. Be one with your loving God, and revel in utter fulfillment.

5. Remain more introvert on this day contemplating about the truths of life.

6. Go for darshan of Lord Shiva where he is properly & regularly worshipped.

7. Try to get darshan & satsang of some learned Mahatmas. Offer sewa at Ashrams & Temples.

Here’re three reasons to celebrate Shivratri:

1. The absolute formless God, Sadashiv appeared in the form of “Lingodbhav Moorti” exactly at midnight on Maha Shivratri. That is why all Shiva devotees keep vigil during the night of Shivratri and do “Shivlingam abhishekham” (coronation of the phallic idol) at midnight.

Did You Know?

God in his manifestation as Vishnu made his appearance as Krishna at Gokul at midnight, 180 days after Shivratri, commonly known as Janmashtami. Thus, the circle of one year is divided into two by these two auspicious days of the Hindu Calendar.

2. Lord Shiva was married to Devi Parvati on Shivratri. Remember Shiva minus Parvati is pure ‘Nirgun Brahman’. With his illusive power, (Maya, Parvati) He becomes the “Sagun Brahman” for the purpose of the pious devotion of his devotees.

3. It is also believed that on Shivratri, Lord Shiva became ‘Neelkantham’ or the blue-throated by swallowing the deadly poison that came up during the churning of “Kshir Sagar” or the milky ocean. The poison was so deadly that even a drop in His stomach, which represents the universe, would have annihilated the entire world. Hence, He held it in His neck, which turned blue due to the effect of poison. Shivratri is therefore also a day of thanksgiving to the Lord for protecting us from annihilation.

The 14th shloka of Shivmahimna Stotra says: “O three eyed Lord, when the poison came up through the churning of the ocean by the gods and demons, they were all aghast with fear as if the untimely end of all creation was imminent. In your kindness, you drank all the poison that still makes your throat blue. O Lord, even this blue mark does but increase your glory. What is apparently a blemish becomes an ornament in one intent on ridding the world of fear.”

In the Puranas many myths, stories and legends explain the origin and significance of the festival Maha Shivaratri. As per one, during the period of churning the ocean (sagar manthan) by the gods and the demons, a pot of poison (Kaal koot) emerged from the ocean. This sudden incident terrified the dev ganas and asura ganas as the poison was capable of creating mahapralaya (deluge), which can destroy the entire universe.

To save themselves and the universe they went to Lord Shiva for help. For the worlds safer existence and the survival of living beings, Shiva drank the ‘Kaal koot visha (terrible poison). But, instead of swallowing he kept it in his throat. Keeping the deadly poison in his throat made Shivas throat turn blue. Because of this great miracle Shiva is also called Neelakanta, the one who has blue throat. To commemorate the event of Shiva protecting the world with his miraculous act,

nani – mother’s mother

dada – father’s father

dadi – father’s mother

mossi – mother’s sister

mossa – mother’s sister’s husband

mama – mother’s brother

mami – mother’s brother’s wife

bhua – father’s sister

fufa – father’s sister’s husband

chacha – father’s brother

chachi – father’s brother’s wife

didi – older sister or older female cousin

bhai – older brother or older male cousin

jija – sister’s husband

bhabi – brothers’s wife

banji – sister’s daughter

banja – sister’s son

badiji – brother’s daughter

badija – brother’s son

Click here to visit The Official Web Site of Khodal Dham Trust – Kagvad

Date                      : 21/01/2012  ( 21st January 2012 )

Day                       : Saturday

Time                     : 7 AM Onwards

Location               : Kagvad, Near Virpur, 8-B National Highway, Approx 60 K.M. from Rajkot, Gujarat-India

Its very big memorable event which one every Leuva Patel Member has been waiting since long to create history in the world by getting together in th record breaking strength on 21 lakhs , at a time and at one place ( Khoadaldham – kagvad)

This is a rare event and a life time opportunity to seat in Temple shila pujan.

Its open invitation to all Leuva Patel to join this Event.

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૨૧મી જાન્યુઆરીના રોજ કાગવડ અને ખોડલધામની શિલાન્યાસની તમામ તૈયારીઓ અંતિમ ચરણમાં ચાલી રહી છે. ૧૦ દિવસથી પ્રસાદી માટેનું રસોડું કાર્યરત કરાયું છે. જેમાં અંદાજે ૧૨ લાખથી વધુ લાડું બનાવવામાં આવ્યા છે. તે ઉપરાંત ગાંઠિયા, કંકુ અને માતાજીનો ફોટો અને પાણીના પાઉચ એક બેગમાં પેક કરીને આપવામાં આવશે.

આ મહોત્સવને સફળ બનાવવા માટે તબીબો બાદ એડવોકેટોની મિટિંગ યોજાઇ ગઇ હતી, પ્રવાહ – પ્રસાર સમિતિઓ દ્વારા તમામ લોકોને રૂબરૂમાં આમંત્રણ પાઠવી દેવામાં આવ્યું છે. જ્યારે આજે સરદાર પટેલ કર્મચારી મંડળની મહાજલાભિષેક કાર રેલી યોજવામાં આવી હતી. જ્યારે ગોંડલ તાલુકાના ૭૫ ગામોમાં અનેરો ઉત્સાહ છવાયો છે. પાંચ લાખ લોકો આવવાના હોવાથી ટ્રાફિક વ્યવસ્થા સિકયુરિટી સહિતની તમામ વ્યવસ્થાને આખરી ઓપ આપવામાં આવી રહ્યો છે. આ મહોત્સવને સફળ બનાવવા પ્રમુખ નરેશભાઇ પટેલ, પરેશ ગજેરા, શૈલેષ અકબરી સહિતના તમામ સભ્યો ખભ્ભે ખભ્ભા મીલાવી તન, મન, ધનથી કામે લાગી ગયા છે.

બે કરોડનો ખર્ચ સૌજન્યથી થશે –

૨૧મી તારીખે ભવ્યાતભિવ્ય શિલાન્યાસ યોજાવાનો છે. તેમાં લાઇટિંગ, મંડપ, ડોમ, ડામર રોડ, પ્રસાદ સહિતની તમામ વ્યવસ્થા માટે ૨ કરોડથી વધુ રૂપિયાનો ખર્ચ થવાનો છે. પરંતુ લેઉવા સમાજના લોકોએ તમામ વસ્તુએ પોતાના માથે લઇ લેતા આ સમગ્ર કાર્યક્રમ સૌજન્યથી યોજાશે.

૨૦૦થી વધુ એનઆરઆઇ આવશે -

લેઉવા પટેલ સમાજના લોકો વિશ્વભરમાં ફેલાયેલા છે. એટલે આ કાર્યક્રમમાં ઇંગ્લેન્ડથી ૧૫૦ લોકો અને યુએસએથી ૫૦ થી વધુ લોકો આ કાર્યક્રમમાં ભાગ લેવા આવવાના છે.

નરેશ પટેલની સમાજને અપીલ –

ખોડલધામ ટ્રસ્ટના પ્રમુખ નરેશ પટેલે પોતાના સમાજને અપીલ કરતા જણાવ્યું હતું કે પાંચ લાખ લોકો એકઠા થવાના છે તો પોતે જ શાંતિથી આવી સ્વયંમતા રાખે. કોઇને અગવડતા ના પડે તેવું જાતે જ કરે તેવી અપીલ કરી છે.

મા ખોડલને જે ધરશે, લક્ષ્મી તેનું ઘર ભરશે -

કાર્યક્રમ સ્થળ ઉપર માં ખોડલની હૂંડી રાખવામાં આવે છે. જેમાં મંદિર બનાવવા માટે દાનપેટી જેવું રાખવામાં આવ્યું છે. જેમાં ત્યાં આવનાર લોકો સોનું ચાંદી રૂપિયા મામને અર્પણ કરી શકશે.

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લેઉવા પટેલ સમાજના સંકુલનો તા. ૨૧મીએ શિલાન્યાસ.

અનેક ધાર્મિક્સ્થળો, સંતોની જગ્યાઓને લીધે જાણીતા સૌરાષ્ટ્રમાં હવે ધાર્મિક અને સામાજિક ઉત્કર્ષ તથા ઉત્થાનના શિખર અને સીમાસ્તંભ સમાન ખોડલધામ નામનું એક વિરાટ સંકુલ રચાવા જઇ રહ્યું છે. ખોડલધામ સંકુલનો શિલાન્યાસ તા. ૨૧ જાન્યુઆરી, શુક્રવારે થશે. વીરપુર-કાગવડ પાસે આ વિરાટ કાર્ય હાથ ધરાશે.

લેઉવા પટેલ સમાજને વર્તમાન સમયમાં ચેતનવંતો અને આત્મગૌરવવંત બનાવવા, શિક્ષણ દ્વારા સમજ વિકસાવવા, યુવાનોને રમતક્ષેત્રે આગળ વધારવા અને કૃષિ વ્યવસાયને સંશોધન આધારિત બનાવવા ખોડલધામ ટ્રસ્ટની રચના કરવામાં આવી છે.

વિકાસના માધ્યમ તરીકે ભૂમિકામાં રહેનાર આ સંસ્થા જ્ઞાતિનું ઘડતર કરી પ્રવર્તમાન સમય અને ભવિષ્યની માંગ સંતોષવામાં મહત્વનો ભાગ ભજવશે તેવી આશા ટ્રસ્ટીઓએ વ્યક્ત કરી છે. શુક્રવાર,તા. ૨૧ જાન્યુઆરી ૨૦૧૧ના રોજ બપોરે બે વાગ્યે આ સંકુલનો શિલાન્યાસ થશે. નેશનલ હાઇ-વે નં. ૮ પર વીરપુર પાસે કાગવડ ખાતે ખોડલધામ પ્રોજેક્ટ આકાર પામશે.

ફક્ત મંદિર નહીં, જીવનના હેતુની ઇમારત –

ટ્રસ્ટીઓએ જણાવ્યું કે ખોડલધામના નિર્માણનો હેતુ ભક્તિ દ્વારા શક્તિનું સર્જન કરવાનો છે. આ સંકુલ ફક્ત એક મંદિર ન બની રહેતાં લેઉવા પટેલ સમાજની આકાંક્ષાઓ અનુસાર જીવંત હેતુ પાર પાડનારું કેન્દ્ર બની રહેશે.

શું પ્રવૃત્તિઓ થશે?

ખોડલધામમાં જ્ઞાતિ ઈતિહાસ-પરંપરા,સાંસ્કૃતિક કાર્યક્રમો, ગૌશાળા, યોગ, મંદિરમાં પૂજા આરતી, રમત સંકુલ, શાળા-કોલેજ, કૃષિ સંશોધન કેન્દ્ર વગેરે બનશે અને તે તમામ પ્રવૃત્તિ ત્યાં થશે.

૪૩૪૩ ચો.મી.માં મંદિર બનશે –

આખું ખોડલધામ ૭૦ એકરમાં બનશે. લંબાઇ ૨૭૧ ફૂટ, પહોળાઇ ૨૭૩ ફૂટ, નાગરાદી જાતિનો પંચદશ મેરૂ સૌભાગ્ય પ્રાસાદ, ગૂઢ મંડપ, નૃત્યમંડપ,બગીચા પણ બનશે.

SHREE KHODAL DHAM TRUST KAGVAD has established itself as a potent and primary organization for meeting challenges of LEUVA PATEL SAMAJ in recent times and future through its well planned and well organized system.

Through which it will nurture and train each member of LEUVA PATEL SAMAJ in moral values, spiritual vision, modern Knowledge, professional and sports expertise, scientific attitude towards building self pride of samaj. Thus they will become a useful instrument for social development and unity of the society and provide guidance and motivation to the entire LEUVA SAMAJ.

૨૧મી જાન્યુઆરીના રોજ કાગવડ ખાતે ખોડલધામની શિલાન્યાસ વિધિ પ્રસંગને ભવ્યાતભિવ્ય સફળ બનાવવા અનેક આયોજન થઇ ચૂકયા છે. આ ખોડલધામ હવે ઈતિહાસ રચવા માટે આગળ વધી રહ્યું છે. જેમાં ખોડિયારનો ખોડલ રથ સમગ્ર શહેર અને તાલુકા મથકોએ ફરી રહ્યો છે. જે વિસ્તારમાં રથ નીકળ્યો છે ત્યાં લેઉવા પટેલો જ નહીં પરંતુ અન્ય જ્ઞાતિના લોકો પણ ઉમટીને જોડાઇ રહ્યા છે.

૨૫ ડિસેમ્બરથી શરૂ થયેલો આ રથ સૌરાષ્ટ્રના તમામ શહેરો અને ગામડાઓમાં ફરી ચૂકયો છે.

અદ્ભુત આયોજનથી આ ધામમાં ચાર – ચાંદ લાગી ગયા છે. ખોડલધામ ટ્રસ્ટ કાગવડના પ્રવકતા અનીલભાઇ પાનસુરિયાએ અત્યાર સુધીમાં સૌરાષ્ટ્રના તમામ જિલ્લાઓ તાલુકાઓ અને ગામડાઓમાં જઇ ખોડલધામનો પ્રચાર કર્યો છે.

રાજકોટના વોર્ડ ૧૮ના લેઉવા પટેલ સમાજની એકતાએ સૌ પ્રથમ રણશિંગુ ફૂકયું હતું જેમાં સત્યમ પાર્ટી પ્લોટના શૈલેષભાઇ સહિતના આગેવાનોએ ટીમ બનાવી જેમા શિક્ષિત, અશિક્ષિત યુવાનો ઉદ્યોગપતિઓ, વિચારકો, લેખકોની ટીમે સંગઠન કામે લગાડીએ કામો ટોચ સુધી પહોંચાડિયું.સમગ્ર ગુજરાતના લેઉવા પટેલોને રૂબરૂ જઇ આમંત્રણ પાઠવાયું

શ્રી ખોડલધામ ટ્રસ્ટ પ્રમુખ ટ્રસ્ટી નરેશભાઇ પટેલ તેમની ટીમના ટ્રસ્ટીઓ ઉપપ્રમુખ પ્રવીણ જસાણી, શૈલેષ અકબરી, દિનેશ ચોવટિયા, ચમન શીંગાળાએ સંસ્થાના સૂત્ર ચાલો એક બનીએ રૂબરૂ જઇ સમગ્ર ગુજરાતમાં વસતા લેઉવા પટેલ સમાજને આમંત્રણ પાઠવ્યું છે. જેમાં ગાંધીનગર, અમદાવાદ, બરોડા, સુરત, અંકલેશ્ર્વર, નવસારી, વલસાડ, વાપી જઇ આમંત્રણ આપી દીધા છે.

કોણ કોણ ઉપસ્થિત રહેશે

૨૧મી યોજાનાર શિલાન્યાસમાં કેશુભાઇ પટેલ, આર.સી. ફળદુ, દિલીપ સંઘાણી, કનુભાઇ ભાલાળા, આનંદીબેન પટેલ, ડો. ભરત બોઘરા, વિôલભાઇ રાદડિયા, નરહરી અમીન, સિધ્ધાર્થ પટેલ, દિનશા પટેલ, પ્રફુલ પટેલ, કરશનભાઇ પટેલ, રવજી વસાણી, ગુણવંત સોજીત્રા, બાબુ શેલડિયા, વલ્લભ કાકડિયા, કનુ પટેલ, મગન દૂધાત, ગોવિંદ ધોળકિયા સહિતના તમામ શહેરોના લેઉવા પટેલ અગ્રણીઓને રૂબરૂમાં કહેવાઇ ગયું છે.

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Shree Khodaldham Kagwad – Ma Khodal Shilanyas Mahotsav on 21-01-2011 at Kagwad in Gujarat India by Patidar Leuva Patel Samaj

SHREE KHODALDHAM – Ma Khodal Shilanyas Mahotsav

Date –  21/01/2011  ( 21st January 2011)

Time – 2 PM in Afternoon

Location –  Kagwas, Near Virpur, 8-B National Highway, Approx 60 K.M. from Rajkot, Gujarat-India

We would like to invite all Leuva Patel Patidar to visit Shilanyas Mahotsav.

This is the first Mahotsav Organize by Khodal Dham Trust.

In 1928 Mumbai government had declared Leuva Patel Caste one of the best castes. In the gazette the nature of Leuva Patel was described as under: Patels are intellectual, peace loving, independent, hard working, strong, hospitable, but money savers otherwise, spending a lot of money on occasions of marriage and death, duty bound as husbands and fathers, free from bad habits prevalent in low castes, rarely committing crimes and smart farmers. The reflection of these qualities can be seen in Leuva Patel Caste.

In recent times the Khodal Dham Trust is constituted as part of social development medium to make LEUVA PATEL SAMAJ Vibrant, caste fellows to become self respecting, united and strong and understanding through education and making youth popular in world through fields of sport and making agriculture development through research. This Trust will become successful in awakening the caste. Enlightening the people, re-constructing the whole society according the demands of recent times and future.

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‘Khodal Dham – Kagwad’ Glorious Occasion of Shilanyas Ceremony

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