In today's fast-paced, globalized world, Tilak's teachings hold significant relevance. His call for self-reliance echoes in the "Make in India" and "Atmanirbhar Bharat" initiatives. His emphasis on education and ethical living finds resonance in contemporary discussions on holistic development and sustainable living.
In India, the Ganesh Utsav was started by Shree Lokmanya Tilak with the single intention of uniting a very diverse nation. In today's fast-paced, globalized world, Tilak's teachings hold significant relevance. His call for self-reliance echoes in the "Make in India" and "Atmanirbhar Bharat" initiatives. His emphasis on education and ethical living finds resonance in contemporary discussions on holistic development and sustainable living.
Growing one's own food is becoming more and more relevant and important in today's world, this will improve self-reliance if done in mass and ensure sustainable living, it can be as little as growing vegetables that last for 1 or 2 meals in a week depending on weather conditions and place where one lives. Beans can be easily grown very easily in small garden spaces anywhere in the world. Below shows how beans can be easily grown.
Below are the names of some Green beans recipes from different parts of India, they are cooked with similar masalas but they differ in flavors but all can relish and enjoy these simple vegetarian dishes. In Maharashtra and Goa, it is called Farasbi, in south India it is called Poriyal, in Gujarat it is called Fansi nu Shaak, in Bihar it is called Bihari Green Beans, in Andhra Pradesh it is called Beans Vepudu, in Punjab it is called Aloo Beans Sabzi and in West Bengal, it is called Green Beans curry.
Similarly vegetarian green beans dishes can be made anywhere in the world, In America, it can be Stir fried green beans with garlic, Thai green beans in Thailand, in Italy it can be Sauteed Italian Green Beans, in middle east it can be middle eastern green beans salad or it could be Nigerian green bean and rice in Africa.
To conclude, his teachings of self-reliance, holistic development and sustainable living practices can be inculcated anywhere in the world like growing green beans.
