“Hinduness is Hindutva — a way of life rooted in respect, service, and reverence for knowledge. At the Cambridge Ramanujan Shakha’s Shikshak Vandan Divas, this was beautifully brought to life through the celebration of teachers. By honouring educators with sincerity and tradition, the event reflected a timeless Hindu value: that the Guru — the teacher — is a pillar of society. This act of gratitude was not just cultural; it was a living expression of Hindutva in action.”

“Hinduness is Hindutva — a way of life rooted in respect, service, and reverence for knowledge. At the Cambridge Ramanujan Shakha’s Shikshak Vandan Divas, this was beautifully brought to life through the celebration of teachers. By honouring educators with sincerity and tradition, the event reflected a timeless Hindu value: that the Guru — the teacher — is a pillar of society. This act of gratitude was not just cultural; it was a living expression of Hindutva in action.”

“Hinduness is Hindutva — a way of life rooted in respect, service, and reverence for knowledge. At the Cambridge Ramanujan Shakha’s Shikshak Vandan Divas, this was beautifully brought to life through the celebration of teachers. By honouring educators with sincerity and tradition, the event reflected a timeless Hindu value: that the Guru — the teacher — is a pillar of society. This act of gratitude was not just cultural; it was a living expression of Hindutva in action.”

“Hinduness is Hindutva — a way of life rooted in respect, service, and reverence for knowledge. At the Cambridge Ramanujan Shakha’s Shikshak Vandan Divas, this was beautifully brought to life through the celebration of teachers. By honouring educators with sincerity and tradition, the event reflected a timeless Hindu value: that the Guru — the teacher — is a pillar of society. This act of gratitude was not just cultural; it was a living expression of Hindutva in action.”

“Hinduness is Hindutva — a way of life rooted in respect, service, and reverence for knowledge. At the Cambridge Ramanujan Shakha’s Shikshak Vandan Divas, this was beautifully brought to life through the celebration of teachers. By honouring educators with sincerity and tradition, the event reflected a timeless Hindu value: that the Guru — the teacher — is a pillar of society. This act of gratitude was not just cultural; it was a living expression of Hindutva in action.”