Bhakti is an intense emotion of sublime nature with which a person makes a total surrender to a personal form of God. In Hindu religion, it represents one of the major ‘Bhavs’ or attitudes that helps to build a variety of complex yet beautiful relationships between God and His devotees like parent-child, master-servant, lover-beloved or friend- friend. Bhakti is accepted and recognized by all the major streams of Hinduism – Shaivas, Vaishnavs and Shaktas.

Ayurveda is a system of medicine that was conceived and practiced in the Vedic period. Since then, it has come a long way and has established itself as an alternative system of medicine in India and abroad.

Arya Samaj was founded by Swami Dayanand Saraswati to organize a Hindu reformist movement in India. As an integral part of the movement, Swami Dayanand set up a number of “Vedic Schools” where special emphasis was laid on imparting Vedic values, culture and religion to the students.