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Truth, non-violence and equality have united Nepali society: Vice President Yadav

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November 11, 2026 • 07:34:49 AM
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KATHMANDU: Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav has said that the principles of truth, non-violence, equality, education, hard work, simplicity and morality advocated by Mahaguru Falgunanda have helped unite Nepali society. Issuing a message on the occasion of Mahaguru Falgunanda Jayanti on Tuesday, Vice President Yadav described Falgunanda as an influential historical figure in the fields […]

Truth, non-violence and equality have united Nepali society: Vice President Yadav

Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav/File photo

KATHMANDU: Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav has said that the principles of truth, non-violence, equality, education, hard work, simplicity and morality advocated by Mahaguru Falgunanda have helped unite Nepali society.

Issuing a message on the occasion of Mahaguru Falgunanda Jayanti on Tuesday, Vice President Yadav described Falgunanda as an influential historical figure in the fields of Kirat religion, philosophy, culture and social reform.

In his message, Yadav highlighted Falgunanda’s efforts to raise awareness against social evils, including the dowry system, extravagant spending, superstition and discrimination.

“The awareness campaign launched by Mahaguru Falgunanda against the dowry system, unnecessary expenditure, superstitions, discrimination and other social evils made a significant contribution to social transformation in Nepal while promoting self-respect and moral values. His teachings remain equally relevant and inspiring in building a simple, civilised and disciplined society,” the message stated.

The Vice President remembered Falgunanda as a visionary figure who connected religion not merely with faith but also with social reform, moral discipline, humanity and public welfare.

He also noted that Falgunanda preserved his cultural identity while promoting respect, coexistence and harmony among different communities. Yadav expressed confidence that his teachings would continue to inspire national unity, mutual respect and cooperation while strengthening the spirit of unity in diversity.

“At a time when the world is undergoing rapid transformation, it is our shared responsibility to embrace modernity and progress while safeguarding our languages, cultures, civilisation and indigenous traditions,” the message stated.

Yadav further expressed hope that Falgunanda Jayanti would inspire younger generations to develop moral character, social responsibility, positive thinking, community leadership and a commitment to national service.

He urged everyone to follow Falgunanda’s principles of truth, service and morality and become more dedicated to human dignity, social justice and national responsibility.

The Vice President also expressed his wishes for stronger national unity, territorial integrity, sovereignty and democratic values, while calling for collective efforts to build a developed, inclusive and prosperous Nepal.

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