
OUR JOURNEY IN PICTURES
PART 9 (2020)
4 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai featured in the Garavi Gujarat newspaper after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.

6 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai featured in the Asian Voice newspaper after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.



6 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai featured in the Gujarat Samachar newspaper after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.

7 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai receives a letter of congratulations from Dame Melanie Dawes, Permanant Secretary in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.

21 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai receives a letter of congratulations from the Principal and President King’s College London, University of London after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.

22 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai featured on the website of King’s College London, University of London after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.


23 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai receives a letter of congratulations from the Headmaster of Queen Elizabeth’s School for Boys after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.

28 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai met Rory Stewart OBE, the former UK minister for International Development, chair of the Defence Select Committee and Member of Parliament.

28 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai presented Rory Stewart OBE with a copy of the Shrimad Bhagavat book.

29 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai featured on the website of the Queen Elizabeth’s School for Boys after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.


30 January 2020 - Dhruv Bhai featured in an article in the newsletter of the Shree Vishwakarma Association of the UK (SVAUK) after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.

2 February 2020 - We celebrated the seven year anniversary of the historic day when Dhruv Bhai completed writing the longest commentary of the Bhagavad Gita and Hanuman Chalisa in history. In total the length of the commentary is 3,321 pages, over 1.6 million words and over 9.6 million characters.

7 February 2020 - We celebrated the four year anniversary of Dhruv Bhai completing his 20th and 21st books including the longest commentary on the Shree Suktam in history and the Symbolism of Hindu Goddesses and Gods. After five years of writing, Dhruv Bhai completed writing 21 books on the Bhagavad Gita, Hanuman Chalisa, Shree Suktam and the Symbolism of Hindu Goddesses and Gods consisting of 3,467 pages, over 2.4 million words and over 10.5 million characters between them.

15 February 2020 - Dhruv Bhai presented with honoury gifts by Venerable Miaolung Shih and other leaders of the UK Buddhist community after being included in the Queen’s 2020 New Year Honours List for the award of a BEM for voluntary service to Hinduism and developing young people.


28 February 2020 - Dhruv Bhai gives a talk on An Introduction to Hinduism at an Online Interfaith Forum organised by the UK Buddhist community as part of the United Nations World Interfaith Harmony Week.

28 February 2020 - Dhruv Bhai spoke about the ten qualities that define a Hindu: a belief in the Varna system, a belief in the Ashram system, worshipping Cows as our Mother, worshipping the Vedas as our Mother, not undermining any form of the Divine, giving equal respect to all Vedic ways of thinking and Vedic ways of life, believing in rebirth, believing that we can be liberated from the cycle of rebirth, one whose heart melts at the thought of violence and wishing well for all living beings (even animals and plants).