Sadguru Sri Madhusudan, founder of One World One Family, and Hari Thiagarajan, managing director, Thiagarajar Mills, at the interaction programme in Madurai on Saturday.
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Heart to Heart, a dialogue programme with the Sadguru Sri Madhusudan Sai, founder of One World One Family Mission, was held in Madurai on Saturday.
It was an interaction programme on the various services rendered by the organisation.
The Thiagarajar Mills Managing Director Hari Thiagarajan initiated the discussion.
During the conversation, the Sadguru explained that free education, nutritious food and healthcare services to the needy are the main focus of the organisation, which they are doing in many countries across the globe and plans are afoot to expand the service in Tamil Nadu.Â
Already, a 60-bed free hospital is being established in Mayiladuthurai at the request of Sri Sivagurunathan Thambiran of Mayiladuthurai Adheenam, who was represented at the programme.
He observed that it was a positive development for spiritual institutions to focus on education and healthcare.
He also emphasised that education is the right of every individual and serving children is serving society. He explained the healthcare services being provided in Sri Lanka and Fiji. He advised the entrepreneurs to give back to society which is the Indian tradition of generosity.
He stressed the need to introduce spiritual education based on traditional Indian wisdom, including the Upanishads. Spirituality is the answer to many of our problems of today, he added.
Sangavi, a student, shared her story of transformation at Sathya Sai Meenakshi Niketan in Dindigul.
Dr. S. Gokul Priya, Registrar (Evaluation), Sri Sathya Sai University for Human Excellence, addressed.
A musical presentation by Symphony Orchestra, comprising students from rural India belonging to the organisation was also performed.
Published – October 04, 2026 07:30 pm IST
