ICC chairman Jay Shah reached Rishikesh with his wife and mother, performed Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan along with his family
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International Cricket Council chairman Jay Shah reached Parmarth Niketan Rishikesh on 5 May with his family. His wife Rishita Patel and mother Sonal Amit Shah also arrived with him. The Shah family participated in Ganga Aarti with Parmarth Niketan president Swami Chidananda Saraswati and experienced the spiritual, environmental journey of Parmarth.
On Monday evening, Jay Shah along with his family performed the Aarti of Maa Ganga at Parmarth Niketan. Swami Chidananda Saraswati welcomed the Shah family at Parmarth Niketan and presented them with a Rudraksh plant, the green gift of the Himalayas. Swami Chidananda Saraswati said that when nation building and spiritual consciousness go together, development in the country is sustainable, balanced and empowered. Today India has such a leadership that is moving forward by imbibing spiritual values and maintaining a balance between modernity and culture.
He said that Jai Shah is a symbol of such a visionary, hardworking and young leadership, who has given new direction and new heights to Indian and international cricket. Under your organizational skills and decisive leadership, cricket administration has set new standards of transparency, innovation and professionalism.
Your contribution is not only in ensuring a strong future for the players on the field, but also in strengthening cricket infrastructure, talent development at the grassroots level and India’s effective presence on the global stage. Whether it is strengthening domestic cricket or the smooth organization of international tournaments, you have demonstrated your efficiency in every field.
As the Chairman of the International Cricket Council, your leadership is paving the way for the development and inclusive expansion of cricket across Asia. Your youthful energy, clear vision and commitment to the nation are inspirational for the entire sports world.
