Merit students felicitated and wheelchairs distributed at Jayanthi Mahotsava

…the pre- and post-Independence periods. Recognising education and food security as vital tools to combat poverty, the Seer established free hostels for talented students from rural and economically weaker backgrounds. “ These initiatives helped transform the lives of thousands of families ,” he said. Prof. Murthy, in his speech, said the Seer extended educational and residential facilities to students irrespective of caste or religion, reflecting Basavanna’s ideals of equality and social justice.…

…not as a privilege, but as a fundamental necessity for freedom and democracy. His philosophy of Trividha Dasoha—Anna Dasoha, Jnana Dasoha and Arogya Dasoha—provided a comprehensive approach to social transformation. “ Serving the hungry, educating the poor, healing the sick and empowering the disadvantaged was spirituality for him ,” Prof. Kumar said. He said the seer’s vision led to the establishment of schools, colleges, hospitals and technical and medical institutions, turning the Suttur Mutt into a major centre of education and social…

…to continue their pursuit of knowledge and professional excellence. Also, students from JSS PDA were provided with wheelchairs on the occasion. Sharathchandra Swami of Kunduru Mutt, who graced the occasion, said true sainthood was defined not by religious attire or rituals but by compassion and selfless service . Published - September 18, 2026 08:05 pm IST…