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01 April 
President lauds Siddaganga Mutt’s ‘Trividha Dasoha’ and education service, calls it a pillar of national development
Tumakuru: Highlighting the immense contribution of spiritual institutions to nation-building, Droupadi Murmu praised the legacy of Shivakumara Swamiji during the 119th birth anniversary celebrations, stating that the Siddaganga Mutt has played a crucial role in India’s development.
The President visited the Siddaganga Mutt and participated in the grand ceremony held at the Mutt’s exhibition grounds.
President Applauds Service to Society
Addressing the gathering, President Murmu said she was deeply honoured to visit the Mutt, which has been a beacon of service through education, food (Dasoha), and shelter for the underprivileged.
She emphasised that the institution truly reflects the philosophy of compassion, stating:
“The Mutt embodies the spirit that compassion is the foundation of dharma.”
Legacy of Education and Social Welfare
The Siddaganga Mutt is widely known for its ‘Trividha Dasoha’, providing food, education, and shelter, especially to poor and orphaned children.
Speakers highlighted that Shivakumara Swamiji dedicated his entire life to uplifting society, making education accessible to both underprivileged and girl children.
‘A Life of Dedication and Miracle’Speaking at the event, Siddalinga Swamiji described the seer’s journey as nothing short of a miracle, noting his unwavering commitment to a single mission for decades.
Leaders Pay Rich Tributes
Several dignitaries, including ministers and officials, attended the event and paid homage:
Prahlad Joshi described the seer as a guiding force who transformed lives
G. Parameshwara called the Mutt a centre of social and educational revolution
Other leaders praised the Mutt’s role in humanitarian service and inclusive development
Mutt Honours the President
During the ceremony, President Murmu was presented with a statue of Basavanna as a mark of respect by the Mutt authorities.
A Model Beyond Religion
Speakers emphasised that the Siddaganga Mutt is not just a religious centre but also a symbol of social transformation, education, and humanitarian values, inspiring generations across the country.
