Morari Bapu’s Bharat Swastik Yatra from Kanyakumari to Kedarnath will begin on October 10. Organised by Santkripa Sanatan Sansthan, the first leg will cover Kanyakumari, Kalady, Sringeri, Hampi, Tuljapur, Omkareshwar, Jhansi, Mathura, Kurukshetra, Attari-Wagah and Jammu before concluding at Kedarnath on October 23. The Yatra aims to highlight the unity of Bharat and connect its diverse spiritual and cultural traditions.
Around 900 devotees will accompany Morari Bapu on two special trains, along with spiritual leaders, Acharyas, scholars, industrialists, social leaders and community representatives from across the country. The Swastik, representing well-being and auspiciousness, symbolises the coming together of the four directions as one Bharat. The journey will cover more than 9,000 km across its two phases.
The second leg of the Yatra will travel from Dwarka to Jagannath Puri from November 14 to 22, completing the larger vision of connecting the four directions of Bharat. Ram Katha and associated programmes will be open to all, while free community meals will be served at every destination as prasad.

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