If there is a desire to do something good in the mind, then all the obstacles come and go away and that work becomes a reality. Something similar happened with Dayavati, a resident of Sikri Kalan village of Modinagar, Ghaziabad. She thought seven years from now that she would donate her land to Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali Yogpeeth so that the people living around here could benefit. Now after seven years his dream has come true. The special thing in this is that Baba Ramdev of Yogpeeth himself was present to fulfill his dream.
Dayawati Devi’s maternal uncle is in Sikri Kalan. His father Khachedu had no children. She had her in-laws house in Chhajupur village. But they did not have any child. Husband Harikrishna was serving in the army. He also passed away 15 years back after retiring. After this Dayavati was left alone. So he planned to donate his property to the Patanjali Yogpeeth of Swami Ramdev. He is currently 63 years old. Swami Ramdev thanked the elderly lady Dayavati who donated the land to the Yogpeeth. Dayawati, a resident of Sikri Kalan, has donated her ancestral land to Patanjali Yogpeeth.
Dayavati took this decision seven years ago. They say that there is no greater virtuous act than charity. The way to heaven passes through charity. Dayawati says that Patanjali Yogpeeth is working to make crores, lakhs disease free. Patanjali also does selfless service. So he donated the land to Patanjali for free. So that the present and the coming generation get the benefit of the effort made by them.
He had about 15 bighas of land in his name. According to the market value of which is more than ten crores. Dayawati currently lives with her cousin Mangeram. Keep in mind that many times the program was organized before the inauguration of Patanjali Yogpeeth. But due to the busyness of Swami Ramdev, the program used to get canceled again and again.
Many people were donating
Swami Ramdev said that there are many people who donated land to Patanjali, but this decision was taken considering Dayavati’s sacrifice, spirit and dedication. Swami Ramdev expressed his gratitude to Dayavati and the people associated with her family and wished her happiness in life.
