Prapami Healthcare Private Limited

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It is self-evident that whenever the subjects (common man) of a nation enjoy prosperity, with the basic amenities in place; it is only then that they can afford to envision the manifestation of mundane and divine bliss. This is the ultimate benchmark that decides the growth and prosperity of a nation. There are numerous examples, still existing of the unparalleled, all round development in every field in the ancient history of our Motherland – Bharat. As time passed, this glorious development and prosperity caught the evil eyes of foreign invaders and marauders, who attacked this peaceful sacred land. They committed untold atrocities, wrecked havoc, slaughtered countless citizens in their blood-lust, destroyed grand temples, looted unimaginable wealth. They didn’t stop at that, but made an all out desperate attempt to destroy the Vaidika Hindu Sanskruti and decimate our Dharmika and cultural values. Unfortunately, the foreigners achieved great success in their evil designs. These attempts continue to this day. Taking all these factors into account and after a prolonged and deep thought, Swami Shri Prakhar Ji Maharaj vowed to do his best towards the preservation, propagation of Bharatiya Vaidika Dharma and Sanskriti, strictly following the principles of the Vedas. It must be noted that Swami Ji has been actively promoting the welfare and development of the nation through a number of activities for decades now. During this period, Parama Pujya Swami Ji Maharaj felt that the successful execution of such activities contributing to the nation’s welfare would be more effective if it was done through an Organisation or Trust. Thus, Swami Ji established the PAROPAKARA MISSION TRUST in the year 1999. He contacted like minded people, who firmly believed in Vaidika Sanatana Hindu Dharma and its Sanskruti, and inspired them to join hands with the Trust to achieve the noble and lofty goal of re-establishing Vaidika Dharma. Such dedicated people are the office-bearers of this trust today. Healthy citizens lead to the prosperity of the nation’ – this is the firm belief of Pujya Gurudev Shri Prakhar Ji Maharaj. Apart from Benevolent & Charitable deeds (Paropakara), a movement for good health of fellow countrymen (Aarogya Kranti) is the main mission envisioned by H.H. They are the basic principles of P.P.M. Swami Ji has planned and established the rules and regulations of the mission on these very tenets. Maharaja Shri, during his long years of austerity, had the good fortune of interacting with many luminaries and scholars from different walks of life and Blessed as he is with Divine grace, he acquired knowledge about, uncovered, and found cures for different kinds of diseases ailing the common people. Initially, he used these remedies to cure his intimate disciples; which showed Miraculous results. He contemplated that among the medicines or cures in his possession were a few, that were absolutely necessary in special cases such as people suffering from Herpes, Gangrene and other so called ‘Incurable’ diseases. In case of Gangrene, usually, amputation is the ultimate recourse. With the aim to make these medicines available to common people at affordable prices and also marketing the same, so that more number of people enjoy its benefits; Swami Ji decided to establish a commercial unit, PRAPAMI HEALTH CARE PVT. LTD as a part of the Aarogya Kranti Movement. The returns gained through the sales of medicines of this company shall, in turn, be utilised to fund the various Benevolent & Charitable deeds (Paropakara) undertaken by the trust.

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