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Anant Ambani began his 170-kilometre padyatra from Jamnagar to Shree Dwarkadhish Temple on March 29 and concluded it on Sunday on his birthday
Anant Ambani with his mother Nita Ambani (left) and wife Radhika Merchant.
From singing bhajans to accepting the love and wishes, Anant Ambani, director of Reliance Industries Limited, completed his 170-kilometre padyatra from Jamnagar to Shree Dwarkadhish Temple on Sunday, the day of his 30th birthday.
Ambani started the padyatra to the temple on March 29.
“It’s my religious yatra. I begin this yatra with the name of God, and I am completing it with his name. I thank Bhagawan Dwarkadhish. I also thank the people for joining me on this yatra,” he told ANI.
Nita Ambani, Founder and Chairperson of Reliance Foundation, spoke to the media at the Dwarkadhish Temple: “As a mother, it’s a very proud feeling to see my youngest son Anant complete this padyatra to this divine place of Dwarkadhish.”
His wife, Radhika Merchant, speaking to the media at the Dwarkadhish Temple said, “Today is Anant’s 30th birthday. We feel proud that we are celebrating his birthday here today.”
Ambani was seen chanting the Hanuman Chalisa, Sunderkand, and the Devi Stotra on his way to Dwarka.
A look at some of the key moments from the padyatra.
Anant Ambani was seen interacting with locals’ kids. A sand sculpture of Anant Ambani was also made to mark his birthday.
Radhika Merchant seen walking along with Ambani.
Nita Ambani, too, joined him.
Spiritual leader Baba Bageshwar (Dhirendra Shastri) was among the other leaders who joined Ambani in the padyatra, walking barefoot alongside him. Baba Bageshwar is widely followed for his religious discourses and advocacy of Sanatan Dharma.
In a compassionate act during the padyatra, Ambani halted his journey upon encountering a vehicle transporting chickens for slaughter.
He purchased the birds and arranged for their care at his animal rehabilitation centre, Vantara.
Dwarka is considered one of the four principal dhams (sacred pilgrimage sites) in Hinduism and is believed to be the ancient kingdom of Lord Krishna.
The younger son of Mukesh Ambani is a devout Hindu and philanthropist who often visits India’s revered temples and generously supports their causes.
His contributions have helped restore and maintain iconic temples like the Kalighat Temple in Kolkata, the Shrinathji Temple in Nathdwara, and the Kamakhya Temple in Assam.
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