Rashtra Sevika Samiti started in 1936 at Wardha by Va. Lakshmibai Kelkar (Mousiji). The woman is the nature itself, the primordial power of the universe. Whatever is visible in this whole world, it is reflected in the influence of the same divine power, therefore it is consciousness. We consider this supremacy as Mahalaxmi, Mahasaraswati, Mahakali and the power of that Parabrahma. Indian culture has flowed with inspiration from this concept that every woman is part of that Shaktityatva.
The formation of Indian society is seen as a part of the Brahma Chaitanya Shakti, which is woven around the existence of women. In the Gita, Lord Shri Krishna is believed to be the basis of the dormant powers of women for social perception. We see that power is intermediate in every work. Awakening the power of that power, uniting the power, the unique goal of putting it into the nation-building work is the unique. Mousiji established the Rashtra Sevika Samiti for the purpose.
The founder and Aadya Pramukh Sanchalika, who was the capable personality, who has taught the great mantra of the organization by not only lighting in India but also in the hundreds of thousands of women living in different countries of the world, through the light of Hinduism. She had been a supernatural personality, who inspired motherhood to nationalism and realized that a Rashtra Sevika Samiti is seen today with respect to the world.
Vandaneeya Shantakka,
Pramukh Sanchalika
Mannya Shantaka ji studied M.Sc. (Mathematics) and M.Ed. For many years she worked as a teacher in Bharateeya Vidya Bhawan in Bengaluru. For the work of the Samiti, voluntarily retired in 1995 and giving full time to the extension and development of the Sevika Samiti. She works from Nagpur. For the extension of the work of the Sevika Samiti, she travelled countries other countries like America, England etc.
Rashtra Sevika Samiti, started in 1936 in Wardha by Va. Lakshmi bai Kelkar (Mousiji), is an All India Women Organisation with a Goal to re-establish the Vibrant Hindu Rashtra through the tool Shakha. Read More...
