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Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh Garu, National General Secretary of GHHF Bharat, held a special meeting with Bala Samskara Kendra teachers at the Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple in Dhone, Nandyal District. Bala Samskara Kendra teachers from 11 villages in Nandyal District attended this crucial meeting.

Teachers Laying Foundations for Spiritual Education
GHHF Bala Samskara Kendras aim to not only develop academic skills in children but also to cultivate Dharmic and moral values in them. These teachers are the pillars of this great endeavor. Sri Rajesh Garu believes that achieving these goals is possible only by providing them with the right guidance.

Sri Rajesh Guidance: Efforts for Holistic Development
During the meeting, Sri Rajesh guided the teachers on several key aspects. He explained methods to foster leadership qualities, eloquence, and dedication towards Hindu Dharma in children from a young age. He also emphasized the importance of teachers maintaining good relationships with parents, staying informed about the children's progress, and organizing spiritual programs through children in the villages. He clarified how crucial the role of teachers is in protecting Dharma at the village level.

GHHF's Resolve in Nandyal District
This meeting clearly demonstrates GHHF's determination to further strengthen the Bala Samskara Kendra programs in Nandyal District. GHHF believes that only by providing proper training and inspiration to teachers can future generations be nurtured in accordance with Dharma.

In this video, witness in detail the Bala Samskara Kendra teachers' meeting held in Dhone, Sri Rajesh Garu's guidance, and GHHF's efforts in providing spiritual education in Nandyal District. Your support is crucial for this magnificent program that is laying the foundations of Dharma for future generations.

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