Mewar's Mahendra Singh: An Embodiment of Indian Culture and Values
Honorable Mahendra Singh Ji Mewar’s Passing a Great Loss to Mewar and the Entire Nation
Udaipur, Prof. Sarangdevot, Vice Chancellor of Rajasthan Vidyapeeth and Chairman of B.N. University, expressed profound grief over the demise of Shri Mahendra Singh Mewar, who passed away today at the age of 84. His passing is a sorrowful event not just for Mewar, but for the entire country, as his presence, guidance, and vision will be deeply missed.
Mahendra Singh Mewar was the eldest son of Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar and a prominent political figure who served as a Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha. He was a descendant of Maharana Pratap and held significant cultural and leadership roles in Mewar, including serving as the Diwan of Eklingji and representing Mewar as its Maharana.
Prof. Sarangdevot paid tribute to Mahendra Singh Mewar, calling him an embodiment of Indian culture and values. He described Mahendra Singh as a man who always upheld the principles and ideals of Maharana Pratap, advocating for cultural, spiritual, and national ideologies. He added that Mahendra Singh Mewar was a staunch protector of eternal values, consistently supporting the harmonious blending of ancient traditions with modern advancements.
Prof. Sarangdevot highlighted Mahendra Singh's contributions to society, especially his efforts in promoting the use of computer knowledge for the benefit of the community. Known for his expertise in technology, Mahendra Singh actively worked to increase public awareness and encourage the practical application of computers in social development.
"His departure leaves a void in Mewar and the entire nation," said Prof. Sarangdevot. "He will always be remembered as a symbol of pride and ideals for Mewar."
The people of Mewar are mourning his loss, and prayers have been offered for his eternal peace. Prof. Sarangdevot concluded with a heartfelt tribute: "May Lord Eklingnath grant him a place at His divine feet. Mahendra Singh Ji Mewar will forever be remembered as the pride and ideal of Mewar."
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