CM PAYS TRIBUTES to SWAMI VIVEKANANDA Margao

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CM PAYS TRIBUTES TO SWAMI VIVEKANANDA Margao : January 18,2021 Chief Minister, Dr.Pramod Sawant today visited Damodar Sal, Margao where Swami Vivekananda stayed for a week during his historic visit to Goa in 1892 before embarking on his trip to Chicago, USA. Chief Minister Dr. Sawant speaking on the occasion urged youths of Goa to inculcate values and teachings of Swami Vivekananda in their life so as to build peaceful and harmonious society around us. He expressed that, life of Swami Vivekananda is being always inspirational for youth at large. CM further stated that, he has been fortunate to visit the Damodar Sal wherein Swami Vivekananda had a stay during his visit to Goa. He informed that, Government will provide help to the owners of Damodar Sal towards conservation of the sacred place for future generation. On the occasion Chief Minister also informed that, Government intends to set up a Swami Vivekananda Kendra at the Ravindra Bhavan, Margao to propagate values and ideology of Vivekananda in young generation. State Government had decided to observe Youth Week to mark the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda from January 12. Where in various activities have been conducted for the empowerment of youths of the State. Chief Minister Dr. Sawant`s visit to Damodar Sal coincided with the Youth Week. It was informed that, Vivekananda visited Goa and had stayed at the house of Subrai Naik in Margao known as Damodar Sal in 1892. He went to Rachol seminary to study the Christian religion. Vivekananda had studied Hinduism and Christianity in Goa. Earlier Chief Minister was accorded floral welcome by the owner of Damodar Sal Shri. Pradeep Naik. CM also took Darshan of Shree Dambab at Damodar Sal. Chairman of Ravindra Bhavan, Margao Shri. Damu Naik spoke on the occasion. Shri. Bhai Naik and others were present on the occasion, as informed by the Department of Information and Publicity. DI/NB/AXP/SF/2020/928 Issued by: Department of Information and Publicity Government of Goa.

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