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The Historic “Modi Vishva Ekta Rajsuya Mahayagna” Bhoomi Pujan and Flag Hoisting Ceremony Concluded with Great Devotion and Grandeur

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Under the auspices of the Punah Sanskar Foundation and the spiritual guidance of Shri Arvind Swami Nagar Guruji, the historic “Modi Vishva Ekta Rajsuya Mahayagna” commenced with the sacred Bhoomi Pujan (ground-breaking ritual) and flag hoisting ceremony, conducted with deep reverence and grandeur. This divine and historical Mahayagna is being organized after 5,000 years with the noble purpose of seeking divine blessings for unity, prosperity, peace across India and the world, and for the long life and well-being of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

Dedicated to Devi Bahuchara Mataji, the presiding deity of this Yagna, the Rajsuya Mahayagna will be held from December 4, 2025, to January 3, 2026, at Khodaldham Ground, Nikol, Ahmedabad.

A remarkable aspect of this historic event is the active participation of the Kinnar (transgender) community from across India, who will be conducting the sacred rituals of this Mahayagna. The Rajsuya Yagna finds mention in the Rigveda and was last performed by King Yudhishthira during the Mahabharata era at Indraprastha. Traditionally, kings performed this Yagna to invoke divine blessings for peace, prosperity, integrity, and stability of their kingdoms.

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