Jamnagar
(Gujarat), India, April 1 (ANI):
Anant Ambani
,
Director
of
Reliance Industries Limited
, has initiated his spiritual pilgrimage (padyatra) starting from
Jamnagar
to
Dwarka
ahead of his 30th birthday, the venerated city associated with Lord Krishna.

Anant Ambani
, renowned for his dedication and spiritual depth, plans to mark his birthday by seeking a divine viewing of Lord
Dwarka
dhish in
Dwarka
The 140-kilometer trip has reached its fifth day, and it could take him an additional 2-4 days to arrive.
Dwarka
.

Speaking to reporters,
Anant Ambani
mentioned that he had always recalled Lord
Dwarka
Check beforehand before starting any task, ensuring the job was finished without any hindrances.

He said, “The
padayatra
comes from our home
Jamnagar
to
Dwarka
It has been ongoing for the past five days, and we will arrive.
Dwarka
In an additional two to four days. My spiritual journey continues. May the Lord
Dwarka
May God bless us. I want to convey to the young people the importance of having faith in the Lord.
Dwarka
dhish and remember Lord
Dwarka
Pray before starting any task. That job will surely be finished without any hindrance, and with God’s presence, there is nothing to fear.”

Anant began his trip from Moti Khavdi.
Jamnagar
and travels 10-12 kilometers each night under his Z+ security along with local police protection. On April 10, he will mark his 30th birthday by conducting prayers and making offerings at the
Dwarka
dhish Temple.

In addition to his spiritual interests and dedication, Anant is equally enthusiastic about wildlife preservation and sustainable living. Vantara stands out as a distinctive program for rescuing and rehabilitating animals.

Vantara, spearheaded by
Anant Ambani
, centers around saving and rehabilitating animals with an emphasis on maintaining their welfare within secure and eco-friendly surroundings. This effort has garnered acclaim from numerous sources due to its commitment to protecting wildlife.

On February 27, Vantara received the esteemed ‘Prani Mitra’ National Award, which is India’s top recognition for animal welfare, from the Indian government in the ‘Corporate’ category.

This accolade highlights the remarkable efforts of the Radhe Krishna Temple Elephant Welfare Trust (RKTEWT), which operates within Vantara with a focus on rescuing, treating, and providing long-term care for elephants. (ANI)

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