Anant Ambani’s Spiritual Padyatra Enters Final Stretch, Highlights Devotion and Animal Welfare

The 140-kilometer journey from Jamnagar to Dwarka, now in its fifth day, underscores Ambani’s faith in Lord Dwarkadhish and commitment to values, with a notable rescue of 250 hens en route.

Anant Ambani, Director of Reliance Industries Limited, is undertaking a 140-kilometer padyatra to the Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka to celebrate his 30th birthday with prayers and offerings.
The padyatra, which began on March 27, has entered its fifth day, with Ambani walking 10-12 kilometers nightly under Z+ security and expected to reach Dwarka within two to four days.
During the journey, Ambani halted to rescue 250 hens being transported for slaughter, sending them to his wildlife rehabilitation center, Vantara, which recently received the 'Prani Mitra' National Award.
The padyatra includes stops at temples for prayers and blessings, reflecting Ambani’s deep spiritual devotion and his encouragement for youth to embrace faith in Lord Dwarkadhish.
The journey will conclude at the Dwarkadhish Temple, where Ambani plans to mark his 30th birthday on April 10 with spiritual offerings, underscoring his commitment to humility and tradition.