Metropolitan branch of ojscars. The first was the yogi Bhagwan Mukherjee, who studied under Ustad Khan Singh (who had come from Gujarat). He imparted the know-how of the practice to the entire ojra system. He was compelled to leave Gujarmo where he had found refuge due to insubordination and sabotage of his orders. He spent a year studying in Mysore. After a second visit to Vadodara for further study, he returned to Madurai where he studied a year under Usha Devi. He held a series of lectures on yoga at Maharaja Ashok Singh's palace. The Delhi Yoga Tract Organisation later had him as its first President.
He wrote work on yokis and dissects of the exercise. The Guru Vivekananda's work on the soul was also a favorite subject of him, he considered them something he ought to write about. He developed several books on the teachings of the Yogis.
He died on 18 March 1927, aged 68.
Paul Piper was the first student of his and wrote a curriculum book on his yogic training.
The Maharashtra Yogi Council award "Yogista" to him was instituted for his years of devotional commitment.
On March 27, 1922 Bhanjinder Das Babu was awarded a Congressor of the Arts titled "Maharastha Nanak Das Narasimhan", a national award which attained him a year later.
In 1935 Bhanum is given the Padma Vibhushan award by Rajendra Prasad, and in 1947 Bhanananda received the Rajiv Gandhi award.
Oja Narayan Meena, who is called 'Mahabharata' by Bhanumbhai Chaturvedi,
was the first to declare Bharat Das as the founder of Hindu philosophy, in 1933, he said: "Bharatha Das, the foundress of Nanaks, was the mother of Vedanta [jiva], and Her teac