Rewari, October 27 : Haryana Revenue and Urban Local Bodies Minister Vipul Goel said that the ideals of Maharaja Agrasen promote equality, non-violence, social unity and mutual cooperation. He stated that Maharaja Agrasen’s tradition of “one brick, one rupee” conveys the message of supporting every member of society and empowering those in need. The principles propounded by Maharaja Agrasen nearly 5,000 years ago remain relevant today and will continue to guide society in the future.
Goel was speaking as the chief guest at a seminar organised at Indira Gandhi University, Mirpur, on Tuesday to mark Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti. The seminar was themed “Maharaja Agrasen’s Philosophy in the Modern Era: From Social Responsibility to Startups and Professional Excellence.”

Rajiv Jain, president of the Haryana Pradesh Vaishya Mahasammelan and Mayor of Sonipat, attended the event as the guest of honour. University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Aseem Miglani, Registrar Prof. Dilbag Singh, BJP District President Dr. Vandana Popli and Municipal Council Chairperson Vinita Peepal were also present.
The minister said that the Agrawal community had consistently made significant contributions to social service and nation-building. He assured that every possible support would be extended to promote Maharaja Agrasen’s ideals and strengthen social unity. He urged people to incorporate these principles into their daily lives and work towards empowering society through cooperation and service.

Goel said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was inspired by Maharaja Agrasen’s principles and was working with the spirit of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas” (Together with All, Development for All). He also stated that Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini had sanctioned ₹40 crore for Agroha Dham. The funds would support further excavation work and create opportunities to gain deeper insights into Maharaja Agrasen’s life, philosophy and contributions to human welfare.
Scholarships Announced for Researchers at Maharaja Agrasen Chair
Appreciating the Maharaja Agrasen Chair established at the university, Goel said it would promote research into Maharaja Agrasen’s ideas and principles. He highlighted the provision of a reserved PhD research seat under the chair and emphasised the need to increase the number of research seats so that Maharaja Agrasen’s ideals and contributions could be studied more extensively and communicated to society.
On the occasion, the minister announced scholarships of ₹15,000 each for researchers pursuing studies under the Maharaja Agrasen Chair. He also honoured social workers for their contributions to public service by presenting them with mementoes. Goel additionally visited the Yagyashala currently under construction on the university campus.

Experts Discuss Maharaja Agrasen’s Philosophy
Guest of honour Rajiv Jain shared his views on Maharaja Agrasen’s ideals and the importance of social unity. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Aseem Miglani highlighted the need to pass the ideas of great historical figures on to the younger generation through education and research.
Chief speaker CA Naveen Singal delivered a detailed address on the seminar’s theme, while Dr. Mamta Aggarwal, in-charge of the Maharaja Agrasen Chair, briefed attendees on its activities and research initiatives.
Among those present were DMC Pradeep Ahlawat, Tehsildar Raman Kundu, Haryana Pradesh Vaishya Mahasammelan Secretary Durga Dutt Goel, District President Brijlal Goel, Ripudaman Gupta, Ajay Mittal and other dignitaries.
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