Speeches Of Jaya Prithvi Bahadur Singh
Summary
Jaya Prithvi Bahadur Singh’s speeches and writings are revisited for their humanist and peace-oriented message, including his addresses at the 1933 World Fellowship of Faiths in Chicago. The piece also notes his remembrance on his 150th birth anniversary and highlights his peace song and religious thought.
Key Points
- Jaya Prithvi Bahadur Singh is remembered as a Bhajangi king and social reformer on his 150th birth anniversary.
- The article highlights several speeches and writings he delivered at the 1933 World Fellowship of Faiths in Chicago.
- His talks focused on humanism, faith, religion, and global peace.
- The piece ends by emphasizing the continuing relevance of his peace song and worldview.
