Joint Family – Photo: Amar Ujala, Indore Expansion The day of Mahashivaratri is very special for events. A large number of religious events are being organized in Indore since this morning. Along with temples, institutions, social groups are also organizing many events. In this episode, Krishna Mishra Guruji of Indore celebrates Mahashivaratri in a different way. They believe that the message given by Lord Shiva about the importance of family in Indian culture holds a special place in our culture even today. For this reason, the joint family system is still intact in India as compared to other countries of the world. Krishna Mishra Guruji organizes Joint Family Day on the occasion of Mahashivratri. This time also he organized it with selected families of the city. This time he selected the house of Sumit Mishra, who lives in Chitwad. In Sumit’s house, along with mother and brothers 233 members cook food together in a kitchen . On the other hand, Ashok Sharma, a resident of Bajrang Nagar, has a family of six brothers. At his place 233 people eat together. As a rule, we do hymns before meals. In both the families, the women cook together in the kitchen and all have equal rights in the kitchen. Krishna Mishra said that this family is an example in today’s era. Our new generation should learn from them. Responsibilities of the Chief Most important

1676718987 After the event, Guruji said that the role of the head of this joint family is most important. He has to keep the family together even after taking bitter sips at times. He has to live like Neelkanth like Lord Shiva. He said that disintegration of joint family is the main problem of the society. A person living in a joint family never becomes a victim of loneliness and stress. On this occasion, after the Shiv Satsang, Guruji made all the members meditate on Shiv and made them take a pledge to live in a joint family. Bharti Mandloi, Madhukar Pawar, Akash Nagar and Pinku Yadav of Krishna Guruji Social Welfare were also present on the occasion. ,