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Social Report on Kailashdham
“ KAILASH DHAM “

:Main Director

Shri Arjunsingji S. Rathod

Mrs. Kailashbaa A. Rathod,

Kailashdham,Mahudi road,

Pethapur-382610,

Ghandhinagar

Main institute:

Surevdha Chaparada,

Visavdar, Dist.Junagadh

“KAILASHDHAM”

History of kailash Dham

• Kailashdham Ashram’s inspiration and guider are saint shree muktanandji babu’s guru Brahmaalin Bhagvatinandji and Dadaguru shree Gopalnandji.

• Shree Muktananaji babu stays at chaprada village near junagadh between sasan gir forest.

• Then they started education institution, social activities in different field for poor students providing all necessary things including food facility , resident facility, learning without any charge.

• Kailashdham started at Ghandhinagar with the inspiration of shri Muktanandji babu. The daughter of Vaghela darbar and wife of Mr.Arjunsing Rathod. Mrs Kailash Rathod has established a institute by requesting and given a big piece of their land for these welfare activities at Pethapur in Ghandhinagar. The name of this ashram “Kailashdham” decided on Mrs. Kailashbaa Rathod.

• Mr. Arjun Rathod doing his job at Gujarat state police departement as a big reputed police officer since many years. Though Mr.Arjunsing Rathod has been offered good residential facility by the government, they like to stay at “Kailashdham” ashram so that they can devote their full life for mankind as well as society welfare activity with the bottom of the heart.

• Apart from Ghandhinagar they have established these institute at Ahmedabad, Mehsana, Mansa etc areas.

• The people from different places like Viramgam, Dholka, Valsad, Ahmedabad, Mansa, Surat different place of Gujarat and Mumbai, Maharashtra, Rajasthan have come and stay having different cast and region.

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