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SDWS OPENED FREE LEGAL ADVICE AND HELP CENTER
SDWS OPENED FREE LEGAL ADVICE AND HELP CENTER ON 11.04.2010 IN DWARKA SEC-7
Shanta Bhati free legal advice and help centre was inaugurated recently at Palam Extension, Sector 7, near Ramphal Chowk. The centre was inaugurated by chief guest and member of Delhi Women Commission, Rupinder Kaur. ACP crime against women cell district south west Ishwar Singh was present as a special guest and spokesperson of Jaat College Rohtak, Sheelak Ram Dhul was the guest of honour. Area MLA SP Rana was also present at the occasion. Many social activists and the RWA representatives from the surrounding areas were also present.
The chief guest in her lecture focussed that the women commission has done several works for the establishment of rights of women in society. Sharing his thoughts, ACP Ishwar Singh said that such centres should be promoted. "As far as my knowledge is concerned this is the first centre of its type in this area which is a very good initiative taken by SDWS. Such type of centres should be increased so that a needy one could get benefit for their rights," Singh added.
In a chat with Cityplus, president of Social Development Welfare Society, Naresh Lamba informed, "The centre would help the needy by providing them legal advice and helping them to fight for their rights." The inaugural ceremony was presided and coordinated by former legal advisor of government of India and writer BN Mani Tripathy.
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The chief guest in her lecture focussed that the women commission has done several works for the establishment of rights of women in society. Sharing his thoughts, ACP Ishwar Singh said that such centres should be promoted. "As far as my knowledge is concerned this is the first centre of its type in this area which is a very good initiative taken by SDWS. Such type of centres should be increased so that a needy one could get benefit for their rights," Singh added.
In a chat with Cityplus, president of Social Development Welfare Society, Naresh Lamba informed, "The centre would help the needy by providing them legal advice and helping them to fight for their rights." The inaugural ceremony was presided and coordinated by former legal advisor of government of India and writer BN Mani Tripathy.
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Monday, March 8, 2010
Dada Dev Maharaj
Jai Dada Dev Maharaj
The Dada Dev Temple located in Palam Extension, Sector 7, Dwarka is a revered place of worship for local people. Dada Dev is worshipped as the gram devta of 12 villages of Palam, Shahbad, Bagdola, Nasirpur, Bindapur, Dabri, Asalatpur, Untkala, Matiala, Baprola, Poothkala and Nangalrai. Since these villages surround the sub-city, the temple has come to occupy pride of place in the area.
Naresh Lamba, a resident of Sector 7 says, "The temple is a symbol of our religious beliefs and there is also historical proof of it. In olden times there was Baba Ramdev in Tonk district in Rajasthan who was one of the incarnations of Shesh Naag. We call it the temple of gram devta of 12 villages and people have great faith in him."
The temple complex is huge and is spread over eight acres. Devotees believe in seeking the blessings of Dada Dev before starting any new venture. All the year around devotees come to the temple to offer prayers and to seek fulfillment of their wishes.
According to the priest of the temple, Chander Bhan, married couples come here to seek Dada Dev's blessings. On the history of the temple he says, "It was the time of Vikram Samvant 781 or 838 AD when the temple was established here. Saints Ramdev and Jaidev brought the pious stone from Tonk district of Rajasthan after a dream came to them. As per the direction of the dream they had to go in the north direction and at night the rock fell from bullock cart and the stone was established here."
According to him the temple was beautified in 1902 by Uddha Das. In the vicinity there is a beautiful pond and well maintained garden and a mela ground. There is a dharmashala with four big halls and a dispensary. Medical camps are organized regularly. A school for disabled is also being run in the temple complex. Priests of the temple and the people of the surrounding areas say that the soil of the pond cures skin diseases.
Sunday is considered a pious day for his worship and devotees bring gud for chadhava to the deity.
Naresh Lamba, a resident of Sector 7 says, "The temple is a symbol of our religious beliefs and there is also historical proof of it. In olden times there was Baba Ramdev in Tonk district in Rajasthan who was one of the incarnations of Shesh Naag. We call it the temple of gram devta of 12 villages and people have great faith in him."
The temple complex is huge and is spread over eight acres. Devotees believe in seeking the blessings of Dada Dev before starting any new venture. All the year around devotees come to the temple to offer prayers and to seek fulfillment of their wishes.
According to the priest of the temple, Chander Bhan, married couples come here to seek Dada Dev's blessings. On the history of the temple he says, "It was the time of Vikram Samvant 781 or 838 AD when the temple was established here. Saints Ramdev and Jaidev brought the pious stone from Tonk district of Rajasthan after a dream came to them. As per the direction of the dream they had to go in the north direction and at night the rock fell from bullock cart and the stone was established here."
According to him the temple was beautified in 1902 by Uddha Das. In the vicinity there is a beautiful pond and well maintained garden and a mela ground. There is a dharmashala with four big halls and a dispensary. Medical camps are organized regularly. A school for disabled is also being run in the temple complex. Priests of the temple and the people of the surrounding areas say that the soil of the pond cures skin diseases.
Sunday is considered a pious day for his worship and devotees bring gud for chadhava to the deity.
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