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As we all are familiar to the name of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj but we are not aware of about his complete biography and why he is in controversy since 2007 so let's know about him without wasting any time. Actually Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj was born on 8 September 1951 in Village Dhanana, Tehsil Gohana, District Sonipat , Haryana in a family of farmers. His parents were Bhakt Nandram and Bhaktmati Indradevi. After obtaining a diploma in Engineering he appointed as a J.E. in the irrigation department of Haryana Government. Due to religious nature from his childhood he continuously worshipped Hanuman Ji for 25 years and recited Hanuman Chalisa seven times daily, and for eighteen years consecutively went to a famous temple of Hanuman Ji in a village Salahsar in district Churu ,Rajasthan to do worship. Along with this, he also used to consider Shri Krishna Ji as his deity. Before elightment he did not consider any other god greater than him, and also used to domestically worship Khatu Shy

Across the world, Hindu community celebrate the festival of Navratri (Nine nights) by worshipping goddess Durga. It is celebrated in post monsoon period in the months of September and October. A lot of people do fasting and put pandals, decorate them, offer puja. They also organise events in which garba and dandiya are played during Navratri. It is celebrated to commemorate the victory of goddess Durga to restore Dharma i.e victory of  good over evils. Navratri's nine nights have a different story for its celebration.  But the worship of Durga is different from what we are practicing since long back and now we have to find the true way of worship instead of wasting our time in such things.   So try to find of the answers of these questions on www.supremegod.org 👇  🤔What is the real mantra of Maa Durga? 🤔 Does making noise by using DJ, late night garba make any sense according to our holy books, than what kind of worship is this? 🙇🏻‍♂️ Now last but not the least celebrate this

As we all know Education is an important part of every individual’s life. It opens up opportunities in the way of employment, equality, health, and wealth, among other things. The United Nations and most countries recognize it as a fundamental humanI right. In other words, every child has a right to education and it is compulsory up to a certain age. Now, what does it really mean? Education is the process of learning or understanding the technical things around us. And there are different ways of facilitating it. This includes formal schooling, traditional tradition, storytelling, theatre, discussions, group activity learning, and directed research. Usually, a child starts their formal training with kindergarten and then they move up to primary, secondary, and then higher studies. Education helps an individual hone their personality. It is a great tool to further economic growth, encourage innovation, and strengthens a society. Let us briefly look at the advantages and disadvantages of