Bharat Mata Mandir Mission

BHARAT MATA MANDIR MISSION

A National Initiative of Veterans India

One District • One Bharat Mata Mandir

One Nation • One Spirit • One Identity

Bharat Mata Mandir Mission is a national initiative of Veterans India envisioned to establish a Bharat Mata Mandir in every district of India as a centre of patriotism, national unity, civic education, social service and cultural awareness.

The mission seeks to create permanent public institutions where citizens can connect with the spirit of India, learn about the nation’s civilisational heritage, honour national heroes, understand constitutional values and participate in constructive nation-building activities.

The Bharat Mata Mandir will not be limited to a place of symbolic respect. It will function as a living centre of national service, youth inspiration, veterans’ guidance, community participation and patriotic education.

Guiding Principle

Nation First • Patriot First

1. VISION

To establish a Bharat Mata Mandir in every district of India as an inclusive national centre dedicated to patriotism, unity, civic responsibility, cultural heritage and service to society.

2. MISSION

The mission aims to:

• Establish one Bharat Mata Mandir in every district of India.
• Inspire citizens to place national interest above personal, political, regional and social differences.
• Educate children and youth about India’s history, Constitution, freedom movement, armed forces and national heroes.
• Promote the values of discipline, courage, integrity, unity and service before self.
• Create a district-level centre for patriotic and social-service activities.
• Honour freedom fighters, soldiers, veterans, martyrs, nation-builders, scientists, teachers, farmers, social reformers and other contributors to India.
• Strengthen cooperation among citizens, educational institutions, veterans, professionals and local communities.
• Preserve and promote India’s civilisational, cultural and national heritage.
• Support community service, youth leadership and emergency preparedness.
• Develop a national network of centres connected with Veterans India and VPRF.

3. WHY BHARAT MATA MANDIR IS NEEDED

India is a nation of great cultural diversity, spiritual depth, civilisational continuity and heroic sacrifice.

However, many citizens, especially children and youth, have limited opportunities to understand the complete story of India beyond textbooks, ceremonies and national festivals.

The Bharat Mata Mandir will provide a permanent and accessible space where citizens can:

• Learn about India’s national journey.
• Understand the sacrifices made for freedom and security.
• Respect the Constitution and national institutions.
• Discover the contribution of every state and region.
• Participate in community service.
• Develop a deeper sense of national responsibility.
• Build unity beyond caste, religion, language, region and political identity.

The mission is based on the belief that patriotism should not remain limited to emotion or slogans. It must be translated into knowledge, discipline, service and responsible citizenship.

4. NATURE OF THE MISSION

The Bharat Mata Mandir Mission is:

• National.
• Apolitical.
• Inclusive.
• Non-sectarian.
• Educational.
• Cultural.
• Service-oriented.
• Community-driven.
• Constitution-respecting.
• Transparent in its governance and finances.

The mission does not promote any political party, candidate, sectarian ideology or divisive agenda.

It is intended to unite citizens under the shared identity of India.

5. CORE OBJECTIVES

5.1 National Unity

To create a common platform where citizens from all backgrounds can come together in the spirit of India First.

5.2 Patriotic Education

To educate children, youth and citizens about India’s freedom struggle, national heroes, armed forces, scientific achievements and constitutional values.

5.3 Cultural Heritage

To preserve and present India’s civilisational, artistic, linguistic and cultural diversity.

5.4 Honour to National Heroes

To recognise the contribution of martyrs, soldiers, veterans, freedom fighters and nation-builders.

5.5 Youth Inspiration

To motivate young citizens towards discipline, leadership, innovation, public service and responsible citizenship.

5.6 Veterans’ Participation

To involve veterans in mentoring, leadership training, national-security awareness and community guidance.

5.7 Social Service

To use the Mandir as a centre for community welfare, awareness, relief and public-service activities.

5.8 Civic Responsibility

To promote respect for the Constitution, public property, national symbols and civic duties.

5.9 Emergency Preparedness

To organise first-aid, disaster-awareness, road-safety and emergency-response training.

5.10 National Integration

To showcase the contribution of all states, union territories, communities and regions in building India.

6. ONE DISTRICT, ONE BHARAT MATA MANDIR

The long-term national objective is to establish a Bharat Mata Mandir in every district of India.

Each district-level Mandir will be developed according to:

• Availability of suitable land.
• Local permissions and legal requirements.
• Financial feasibility.
• Community participation.
• Architectural guidelines.
• Safety and accessibility standards.
• Approval of Veterans India Trust.

Each centre should reflect the local history and contribution of the district while remaining part of a common national identity.

7. PROPOSED COMPONENTS OF THE MANDIR

The final design may vary according to the size of land, approved project plan and local conditions.

7.1 Bharat Mata Hall

The central hall will include a dignified representation of Bharat Mata and information about India’s unity, heritage and national journey.

It will be used for:

• Patriotic gatherings.
• National pledge ceremonies.
• Educational sessions.
• Youth orientation.
• Veterans’ interactions.
• Leadership programmes.
• National-day observances.

7.2 National Heroes Gallery

A dedicated gallery may present information about:

• Freedom fighters.
• Martyrs.
• Gallantry award recipients.
• Soldiers and veterans.
• Scientists and innovators.
• Teachers and educationists.
• Social reformers.
• Farmers and workers.
• Sportspersons.
• Artists and cultural contributors.
• Constitution-makers.
• Nation-builders from the district and state.

7.3 Armed Forces and Veterans Gallery

This section may include:

• History of the Indian Armed Forces.
• Major military operations and achievements.
• Gallantry awards.
• Stories of local martyrs and veterans.
• Information about defence careers.
• Disaster relief and national service by the armed forces.

7.4 Constitution and Civic Responsibility Gallery

This section will promote awareness of:

• The Preamble.
• Fundamental Rights.
• Fundamental Duties.
• Constitutional institutions.
• Responsible citizenship.
• Public-property protection.
• Electoral awareness in a neutral manner.
• Civic discipline.

7.5 India Heritage Gallery

This gallery may showcase:

• Ancient knowledge traditions.
• Major civilisations and universities.
• Art, music and dance.
• Languages and literature.
• Monuments and architectural heritage.
• Scientific and technological contributions.
• Tribal and folk traditions.
• Contributions of different states and regions.

7.6 District Pride Gallery

Each Mandir may include a district-specific section presenting:

• Local history.
• Freedom fighters.
• Martyrs.
• Veterans.
• Cultural personalities.
• Scientists.
• Teachers.
• Social workers.
• Farmers.
• Sportspersons.
• Entrepreneurs.
• Significant institutions.
• Important local achievements.

7.7 Youth Leadership and Training Hall

This hall may be used for:

• VPRF orientation.
• Youth leadership programmes.
• Career guidance.
• SSB and defence-awareness sessions.
• Public speaking.
• Personality development.
• Cyber-awareness.
• Ethical leadership.
• Community problem-solving.

7.8 Library and Digital Knowledge Centre

The centre may contain:

• Books on Indian history.
• Constitution-related material.
• Biographies of national heroes.
• Defence studies.
• Youth leadership resources.
• Digital learning facilities.
• Archive of district history.
• Veterans India publications.

7.9 Social Service and Community Support Centre

This section may coordinate:

• Health-awareness activities.
• Education support.
• Career counselling.
• Senior-citizen assistance.
• Women’s empowerment programmes.
• Support for veterans and martyrs’ families.
• Skill-development awareness.
• Emergency relief coordination.

7.10 Meditation and Reflection Area

A peaceful space may be developed for reflection on national duty, sacrifice, unity and personal responsibility.

7.11 Open Community Space

Where land permits, the project may include:

• Open-air assembly area.
• National flag area.
• Yoga and fitness space.
• Tree plantation zone.
• Children’s learning area.
• Amphitheatre.
• Community-service activity area.

8. GROUND-FLOOR RECOGNITION FOR LAND DONORS

A person, family, institution or organisation donating suitable land for the Bharat Mata Mandir may be recognised in accordance with the approved donor policy.

Subject to legal review, written approval, architectural feasibility and the dignity of the project, a land donor may be permitted to install or commission a respectful statue, bust, portrait or memorial representation of one family member at the ground-floor recognition area.

This recognition shall be governed by the following principles:

• The land must be transferred legally in the name of Veterans India Trust.
• The donor shall not retain ownership, control or hereditary rights over the donated land.
• The proposed statue, portrait or memorial must be approved in writing by Veterans India Trust.
• The size, design, location and inscription must follow the approved architectural and dignity guidelines.
• The recognition must not interfere with the central identity of Bharat Mata Mandir.
• No political, commercial, sectarian or divisive message shall be permitted.
• Recognition does not create management, financial or appointment rights.
• All legal permissions and construction rules must be followed.
• Veterans India Trust shall retain final authority over the premises and the approved design.

The purpose of this provision is to honour the generosity and national contribution of the land donor while preserving the mission’s public, national and non-personal character.

9. LAND DONATION POLICY

Land is the foundation of every district-level Bharat Mata Mandir project.

9.1 Eligible Land Donors

Land may be donated by:

• Individuals.
• Families.
• Veterans.
• Philanthropists.
• Farmers.
• Institutions.
• Companies.
• Trusts.
• Societies.
• Panchayats or local bodies, subject to law.
• State or Central Government authorities, subject to applicable policy.
• Educational institutions.
• Religious or charitable bodies, provided the transfer is lawful and unconditional.

9.2 Legal Ownership

All donated land must be legally transferred and registered in the name of:

Veterans India Trust

No construction should begin before:

• Verification of ownership.
• Title search.
• Encumbrance verification.
• Land-use verification.
• Measurement and boundary verification.
• Registration of the transfer.
• Approval from the competent authority.

9.3 Land Requirements

The land should preferably be:

• Free from legal dispute.
• Free from encumbrance.
• Accessible by road.
• Suitable for public use.
• Safe from major environmental risk.
• Large enough for the proposed facilities.
• Approved for the required land use.
• Located in or near the district headquarters or another prominent accessible area.

9.4 No Conditional Ownership

The donor may receive recognition, but no donor may:

• Retain ownership over the land.
• Claim control over the Mandir.
• Transfer or sell any part of the premises.
• Use the premises for private business.
• Demand hereditary management rights.
• Use the mission for political or commercial influence.
• Alter the project without written approval.

10. MATERIAL AND CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT

Citizens, companies and institutions may support the project by donating approved construction materials or services.

Support may include:

• Cement.
• Steel.
• Bricks.
• Stone.
• Sand.
• Electrical material.
• Plumbing material.
• Furniture.
• Books.
• Computers.
• Solar systems.
• Water systems.
• Landscaping materials.
• Safety equipment.
• Architectural services.
• Engineering services.
• Labour support.
• Transport support.
• Digital systems.

All material donations shall be:

• Properly recorded.
• Verified for quality.
• Accepted according to project requirements.
• Used only for authorised purposes.
• Included in the project inventory.
• Acknowledged through an official receipt or letter.

Unsafe, substandard, unauthorised or unsuitable materials may be refused.

11. FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS

Individuals and institutions may contribute financially through official and authorised channels.

Financial support may be used for:

• Land registration expenses.
• Architectural design.
• Construction.
• Gallery development.
• Digital displays.
• Furniture.
• Library resources.
• Training facilities.
• Safety and accessibility.
• Landscaping.
• Solar energy.
• Water systems.
• Maintenance reserve.
• Community-service programmes.

Financial Principles

• Donations shall be received only through official accounts.
• Proper receipts shall be issued.
• Purpose-specific donations shall be used accordingly.
• Project-wise accounts shall be maintained.
• Expenditure shall be supported by records.
• Major expenses shall follow approved procedures.
• Donor information shall be protected.
• Financial reports shall be reviewed and audited according to applicable requirements.

No person is authorised to collect funds in a personal account in the name of Bharat Mata Mandir Mission without written approval.

12. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE

12.1 National Mission Council

The National Mission Council may provide:

• Policy direction.
• Legal framework.
• Architectural guidelines.
• Branding standards.
• Donor policy.
• Monitoring systems.
• Financial oversight.
• National partnerships.
• Approval of district projects.

12.2 State Coordination Committee

The state committee may:

• Coordinate district proposals.
• Assist in permissions.
• Review land documents.
• Support fundraising and partnerships.
• Monitor progress.
• Submit reports to the national level.

12.3 District Project Committee

The district committee may include:

• District leadership of Veterans India.
• Veterans.
• Engineers.
• Architects.
• Legal professionals.
• Chartered accountants.
• Educationists.
• Community representatives.
• Women and youth representatives.
• Donor representatives in an advisory capacity.

The committee will support implementation but shall function under the authority and policies of Veterans India Trust.

12.4 Advisory Panels

Advisory panels may be formed for:

• Architecture.
• History and heritage.
• Legal matters.
• Finance.
• Museums and galleries.
• Education.
• Security.
• Accessibility.
• Community outreach.
• Technology.

Advisory roles are non-executive unless specifically authorised.

13. APPROVAL PROCESS

No district project may officially use the name Bharat Mata Mandir Mission of Veterans India without approval.

Proposed Process

Step 1: Expression of Interest

A district team, donor or institution submits an initial proposal.

Step 2: Land Identification

Suitable land is identified and basic documents are collected.

Step 3: Legal Due Diligence

Ownership, title, encumbrance, land use and legal suitability are verified.

Step 4: Site Inspection

The site is physically inspected by an authorised team.

Step 5: Project Feasibility Report

A preliminary report is prepared covering land, access, cost, design and local support.

Step 6: Approval in Principle

Veterans India Trust may grant conditional approval to proceed with detailed planning.

Step 7: Land Transfer

The land is formally transferred in the name of Veterans India Trust.

Step 8: Detailed Project Report

Architectural drawings, cost estimates, timelines and operational plans are prepared.

Step 9: Permissions

All required local and statutory approvals are obtained.

Step 10: Construction Approval

Final written approval is issued before commencement of construction.

Step 11: Monitoring

Construction progress, material use and expenditure are reviewed regularly.

Step 12: Completion and Inauguration

The project is inaugurated only after safety, legal and quality verification.

14. ARCHITECTURAL PRINCIPLES

Every Bharat Mata Mandir should reflect dignity, accessibility and national unity.

The architecture should:

• Respect Indian cultural aesthetics.
• Avoid excessive personal glorification.
• Remain inclusive and non-sectarian.
• Use durable and locally suitable materials.
• Provide access for senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
• Follow fire-safety and building rules.
• Include sustainable design where possible.
• Provide adequate sanitation.
• Support solar energy and water conservation.
• Include digital learning systems.
• Maintain open public-service areas.
• Follow approved branding.

No design should resemble a political office, commercial complex or private memorial.

15. DAILY AND WEEKLY ACTIVITIES

The Bharat Mata Mandir should remain active throughout the year.

Daily Activities

• National thought.
• Bharat Mata salutation.
• Physical fitness or yoga.
• Library access.
• Youth guidance.
• Community support.
• VPRF registration and orientation.
• Digital-learning activities.

Weekly Activities

• Rashtra Seva Sankalp.
• Veterans’ interaction.
• Youth leadership session.
• Cleanliness or environmental activity.
• Community problem-solving meeting.
• Career and education guidance.
• Health or safety awareness.

Monthly Activities

• National-hero lecture.
• Constitution-awareness session.
• District history programme.
• Women and youth leadership programme.
• Veterans’ welfare interaction.
• Community service project.
• Public-safety or first-aid workshop.

Annual Observances

• Republic Day.
• Independence Day.
• Kargil Vijay Diwas.
• Armed Forces Flag Day.
• Constitution Day.
• National Youth Day.
• International Yoga Day.
• Veterans Day.
• Major national and local remembrance days.

All observances shall remain apolitical and inclusive.

16. ROLE OF VETERANS

Veterans may play a central mentoring role in the mission.

They may:

• Guide youth.
• Conduct leadership training.
• Promote national-security awareness.
• Share experiences of discipline and service.
• Support disaster-preparedness training.
• Mentor educational institutions.
• Assist in community coordination.
• Honour martyrs and veterans’ families.
• Support VPRF orientation.

Veterans shall serve as guides and nation-builders, not as political or enforcement authorities.

17. ROLE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Schools, colleges and universities may support the mission through:

• Student visits.
• Heritage and history projects.
• Research and documentation.
• NSS and community engagement.
• Volunteer programmes.
• Youth leadership sessions.
• Art and cultural exhibitions.
• Digital content development.
• District-hero documentation.
• Internships and service-learning activities.

Institutions may also contribute books, technology, expertise and volunteers.

18. ROLE OF CORPORATES AND PSUs

Corporate and PSU partners may support the mission through CSR and institutional partnerships.

Possible areas include:

• Construction support.
• Solar energy.
• Digital galleries.
• Libraries.
• Skill-development centres.
• Health and safety programmes.
• Accessibility infrastructure.
• Water and sanitation.
• Community outreach.
• Youth training.
• Monitoring and impact evaluation.

All partnerships shall be transparent, documented and aligned with the mission’s apolitical character.

19. ROLE OF CITIZENS

Citizens may contribute by:

• Donating land.
• Donating materials.
• Providing professional services.
• Volunteering time.
• Supporting local documentation.
• Donating books.
• Sponsoring facilities.
• Guiding youth.
• Supporting veterans and martyrs’ families.
• Participating in community service.
• Promoting the mission responsibly.
• Helping in maintenance and outreach.

Every contribution, whether large or small, should be recorded and respected.

20. RECOGNITION OF DONORS AND CONTRIBUTORS

Recognition may be provided through:

• Donor wall.
• Digital acknowledgement.
• Appreciation certificate.
• Project report mention.
• Named facility, where approved.
• Permanent recognition panel.
• Inauguration acknowledgement.
• Annual donor report.

Recognition shall depend on:

• Nature of contribution.
• Legal and ethical suitability.
• Written approval.
• Uniform national policy.
• Availability of space.
• Dignity of the institution.

No recognition shall create ownership, management, appointment or commercial rights.

21. TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

Each district project should maintain:

• Land documents.
• Approval records.
• Architectural plans.
• Cost estimates.
• Donor register.
• Material register.
• Construction progress reports.
• Financial statements.
• Vendor records.
• Photographic documentation.
• Safety certificates.
• Completion documents.
• Maintenance records.

A public summary of major donations, expenditure and project progress may be displayed on the official website, subject to privacy and legal requirements.

22. PROHIBITED USES

The Bharat Mata Mandir premises shall not be used for:

• Political campaigns.
• Election meetings.
• Party offices.
• Sectarian activities.
• Hate speech.
• Commercial exploitation.
• Private family functions without approval.
• Unauthorised fundraising.
• Personal business promotion.
• Activities that divide citizens.
• Display of unauthorised weapons.
• Unlawful assemblies.
• Misrepresentation of government authority.
• Activities contrary to the Constitution or public order.

23. SAFETY, SECURITY AND ACCESSIBILITY

Every centre should maintain:

• Fire-safety equipment.
• Emergency exits.
• First-aid support.
• CCTV in appropriate public areas.
• Safe electrical systems.
• Structural safety.
• Child-safety standards.
• Women-safety measures.
• Accessibility for persons with disabilities.
• Adequate lighting.
• Visitor guidelines.
• Emergency contact information.
• Crowd-management plan for major events.

All security arrangements must remain lawful and should not create a military or enforcement appearance.

24. MAINTENANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY

A Mandir must remain financially and operationally sustainable.

Possible support systems include:

• Maintenance fund.
• Approved donations.
• CSR partnerships.
• Library membership.
• Educational programmes.
• Training activities.
• Museum visits, where legally and ethically appropriate.
• Volunteer support.
• Solar energy.
• Water conservation.
• Local institutional partnerships.

Any revenue-generating activity must be approved, transparent and consistent with the charitable purpose of the mission.

25. NATIONAL DIGITAL NETWORK

All approved Bharat Mata Mandirs may be connected through a national digital platform.

The platform may display:

• District locations.
• Project status.
• Land donors.
• Construction progress.
• Verified donors.
• Activities and events.
• Local heroes.
• Veterans’ stories.
• Educational content.
• Volunteer opportunities.
• Financial transparency summaries.
• Impact statistics.

This network will help citizens understand the mission, participate locally and support projects transparently.

26. EXPECTED NATIONAL IMPACT

The Bharat Mata Mandir Mission can help create:

• Stronger patriotic awareness.
• Greater respect for national heroes.
• Better youth engagement.
• Increased veterans’ participation.
• Community-service networks.
• District-level civic education.
• Improved constitutional awareness.
• Stronger cultural documentation.
• Greater national integration.
• Better emergency preparedness.
• Permanent centres for national inspiration.
• A visible culture of Nation First.

27. LONG-TERM GOAL

The long-term goal is to establish a recognised Bharat Mata Mandir in every district of India.

Each centre should become:

• A centre of patriotic education.
• A centre of national unity.
• A centre of youth leadership.
• A centre of veterans’ guidance.
• A centre of social service.
• A centre of cultural preservation.
• A centre of constitutional awareness.
• A centre of emergency preparedness.
• A centre of responsible citizenship.

28. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. What is the Bharat Mata Mandir Mission?

It is a national initiative of Veterans India to establish a patriotic, educational, cultural and public-service centre in every district of India.

2. Is it only a religious temple?

No. The proposed institution is primarily a national, cultural, educational and service-oriented centre representing India’s unity and civilisational identity.

3. Is the mission political?

No. The mission is apolitical and cannot be used for political promotion or election campaigning.

4. Who can visit the Mandir?

Every citizen, irrespective of caste, religion, language, region, gender or social background, may visit subject to the centre’s rules.

5. Who will own the land?

All land donated for an approved project must be legally transferred in the name of Veterans India Trust.

6. Can a donor retain ownership rights?

No. Once legally donated and transferred, the land becomes the property of Veterans India Trust.

7. Can a land donor receive recognition?

Yes. Recognition may be given according to the approved donor policy.

8. Can a land donor install a family member’s statue?

Subject to legal, architectural and written approval, the donor may be permitted to install a respectful statue, bust, portrait or memorial representation of one family member in the approved ground-floor recognition area.

9. Does such recognition give management rights?

No. Recognition does not create ownership, management, hereditary or appointment rights.

10. Can materials be donated?

Yes. Approved construction materials, equipment, books and services may be donated according to project needs.

11. Can corporate CSR funds be used?

Yes, subject to due diligence, written agreements, applicable law and transparency requirements.

12. Can local government provide land?

Yes, if permitted under applicable government policy and legal procedures.

13. Can religious organisations donate land?

Yes, provided the transfer is lawful, unconditional and does not alter the inclusive character of the mission.

14. How will donations be managed?

Donations will be received through official channels, recorded and used according to approved project plans.

15. Who will manage the Mandir?

The Mandir will be managed under the authority, policies and governance framework of Veterans India Trust.

16. Can local citizens volunteer?

Yes. Local participation is essential for activities, documentation, maintenance and social service.

17. Will the Mandir support youth programmes?

Yes. Youth leadership, career guidance, VPRF orientation and civic education will be important functions.

18. Will national heroes from the district be included?

Yes. Each centre may include a District Pride Gallery subject to verification and approved standards.

19. Can political leaders attend the inauguration?

They may attend as invited guests, but the event cannot be used for political campaigning or partisan promotion.

20. How can a district begin the process?

The district team or donor may submit an expression of interest with basic land and project details to Veterans India Trust.

29. HOW TO SUPPORT THE MISSION

You can support the Bharat Mata Mandir Mission by:

Donating Land

Donating Construction Material

Sponsoring a Gallery

Supporting the Library

Providing Professional Services

Becoming a CSR Partner

Volunteering Your Time

Documenting District Heroes

Supporting Youth Programmes

Contributing Through Official Channels

30. CALL TO ACTION

Build a Permanent Centre of National Inspiration in Your District

India’s freedom, unity and security were built through sacrifice.

The next stage of India’s journey must be built through responsibility, discipline, knowledge and service.

A Bharat Mata Mandir in every district can inspire generations to understand:

• Who we are.
• What our nation has endured.
• What our heroes sacrificed.
• What our Constitution expects.
• What every citizen can contribute.

The mission is not only to construct buildings.

The mission is to build responsible citizens.

The mission is to connect generations.

The mission is to honour sacrifice.

The mission is to preserve national memory.

The mission is to make patriotism a living public responsibility.

Donate Land

Support Construction

Build a National Legacy

Inspire Future Generations

31. CLOSING MESSAGE

A nation becomes strong when its citizens remember its sacrifices, respect its values and take responsibility for its future.

The Bharat Mata Mandir Mission seeks to create a permanent national space in every district where history, patriotism, service and unity come together.

Let every district honour Bharat Mata.

Let every child learn the story of India.

Let every youth discover the responsibility of citizenship.

Let every veteran continue to guide the nation.

Let every family contribute to a legacy greater than itself.

Let every Bharat Mata Mandir become a centre of:

Unity

Discipline

Service

Sacrifice

National Pride

One District • One Bharat Mata Mandir

One Nation • One Spirit • One Identity

Nation First • Patriot First