Guest guest Posted August 16, 2005 Report Share Posted August 16, 2005 Ma.H.V. SESHADRI JI PASSED AWAY Akhil Bharatiya Pracharak Pramukh Ma. H.V.Sheshadri ji passed away today at 6.57 IST at Keshav Kripa Sangh karyalay Bangalore . ___________________________ H.V. SESHADRI - A Profile Hongasandra Venkataramaiah Sheshadri (born in Bangalore , Karnataka , 1926) is a reputed thinker, writer and dedicated social worker. He had a brilliant scholastic career, and secured top grade through out. He completed the Master's degree (M. Sc) in chemistry from Bangalore (then ' Mysore ') university with a gold medal. He became the pracharak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (full time worker ) in 1946 and since then continuously been traveling through the length and breadth of the country to promote a plethora of social service activities and nationalist causes, providing inspiration and guidance to a whole generation of youth. Initially he was a pracharak at Bangalore and later of the Mangalore zone during 1953-56. In 1960 he became the prant (state) pracharak for Karnataka, and in 1980 became the Kshetriya (south zone) pracharak to co-ordinate the Sangh activities in the four southern states of karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. He rose to the position of Akhil Bharath Saha-Sarkaryawah (All India Joint general Secretary) and subsequently became Sarkaryavah (All India General Secretary) in 1987. He continued in that high office for 9 years and after that he was working as Akhil Bharath Pracharak pramukh. Having been constantly in touch with various segments of society and equipped with a sensitive mind, he became a prolific writer and contributed articles for several decades to ' Vikrama ' weekly, ' Utthana ' monthly, ' Organiser ' English weekly, 'Panchajanya ' Hindi weekly and periodicals in virtually all major languages. His writings were highly popular and thousands of readers eagerly awaited his articles. He developed a unique style of his own, combining analytical skill and felicity of expression. He made name as an orator too, and his lectures have always been a treat for listeners. He wrote numerous books including ' Yugavatara ' (on Shivaji), ' Amma Bagilu Tege ' (essays), 'Chintanaganga ', Tragic Story of Partition'. ' Bhugilu' (on Emergency Struggle) His ' Torberalu ', a collection of essays with social themes, won the Karnataka State Sahitya Akademi Award in 1982. His other works include ' Bunch of thoughts ' (speeches of Sri Guruji) and ' RSS-a vision in Action '. He wrote hundres of articles on current social themes and authored countless topical books and booklets. Many of his writings have been translated into various other languages. H.V. Seshadriji gave a major contribution in communicating nationalist thoughts and the Sangh ideology to the masses. As a special invitee he addressed the World Hindu Conference at New York in 1984 and Hindu Sangama at Bradford (U.K.) in the same year. Though occupying the highest office in the Sangh, he led a simple, austere life, being ever accessible to one and all , exemplifying the ideal of ' simple living and high thinking '. My Comments Number of Comments: 32 Page: 1, 2, 3, 4 Next Dear All, Om.This is a tremendous loss to our Hindu Samag. May the soul receive moksha and his teachings be an inspiration to us all for the generations to come. All the Swayamsevaks from South AfricaPosted by: Amith Singh Johannesburg-South Africa 15th Aug 2005 OM TAT PURUSHYA: VIDMAHE MAHADEVAYA DHIMAHI TANNO RUDRA: PRACHODIYAT OM iswar se prathna hai unki atama ko apne shree charno maine sthan de unke jane se sangh ko ek purniya khasti hui hai.Posted by: kishan kumar DELHI-INDIA 15th Aug 2005 We have lost the great son of Bharath Matha. It is great lose for our Hindu Society & NationPosted by: R.Sukumar Chezhiean Chennai-Bharath 15th Aug 2005 We have lost great son of Bharath Mata. We will lead simple life as Mr. Sheshadri lead and we will try to follow his foot pathPosted by: Mahabaleshwara Hegde BANGALORE-India 15th Aug 2005 we have lost a great manPosted by: S.Chandramouli Chennai-Bharatam 15th Aug 2005 " om purnamadah purnamidam purnaat purnamudachyate purnasya purnamaadaaya purnamevaa vashishyate " In the demise of Ma Seshadriji, Sangh has lost a veteran leader, exceptional organiser and a brilliant thinker. His loss will be greatly felt for a long time. Whatever he posessed he had surrendered to Bharat Mata and was a tireless campaigner for the cause of Dharma. Service to Bharat Mata was the only mission in life. Prayers for his Soul to rest in Peace.Posted by: ramesh subramaniam iyer Mumbai-Bharat 15th Aug 2005 Our tributes to the great son of Bharat Matha .I had the previlege to experience his fatherly love during the VSS 2000.He was very simple and ever accessible to one and all.Posted by: Sasi xxx-xxx 15th Aug 2005 It was since 1980 , when i first saw ma Sheshadrijee in third year OTC, was very impressed because of his clarity in thoughts and simple life style. Later in 1993 he visited Mauritius, South Africa and Kenya, we travelled togather. He was an ideal swayamsevak, was very open and clear guiding the karyakartas, if there was a need he was quite staright forward and unbiased in expressing his opinions. He had definitely changed many lives and inspired thousands, I was lucky to be one of them. It was a great previlege for me to be associated with him and got guidance from him several times in the crisis. We all are going to miss him and we all pray to the God to offer eternal peace to the departed soul, and thousands of us who are inspired by him will work for the objective for which he lived all through his life Param Vaibhawam netum Ethath Swa Rashtram.Posted by: yashwant pathak Rochester-USA 15th Aug 2005 May His soul rest in peace and his margadarshan will guide many more in to the path of Nation building. I pray The almighty to give many more children like him to Bharatvarsha. I had a rare oppertunity of being a vyavastha pramukh when he visited our small place in suryapet, nalgonda, a.p. His kind and warmth and power of inspring people are unforgettable in my life. My heartfelt pranams to Sheshadriji.Posted by: Kamalakar Gifu-Japan 15th Aug 2005 My respect to this great thinker. Let his ideas, passion, dharma engulf the nation, which will be truest respect for him. I have heard his name so many times, read many of his books, and planned to meet his in person to show my respect. Alas, I can't fulfil that anymore. His Books, writings are for everybody to understand the greatness of this departed soul.Posted by: Bhaskar Chattopadhyay Bridgeport-USA 15th Aug 2005 Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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