Dayalbagh

Dayalbagh or Dayal Bagh signifies 'Garden' bagh of 'Benevolent' dayal, deducing "Garden of the Merciful", is an area in metropolitan Agra in western Uttar Pradesh, India. It is the central station of the Dayalbagh order of the Radhasoami faith where the eighth respected pioneer Sant Satguru lives and directs the satsang sacred administration. It is a self-managed colony, where its occupants lead a functioning, restrained and co-agent network life, adjusting to the profound standards of their confidence.

It has subsidiary instructive establishments, for example, the Dayalbagh Educational Institute. Radhasoami Satsang Sabha is the head working board of trustees of Radhasoami Faith Dayalbagh. The state of Dayalbagh was established on the Basant Day on 20 January 1915 by Sir Anand Swarup Huzur Sahab Ji Maharaj, the Fifth Revered Leader of Radhasoami Faith, as an ashram or an otherworldly home for the adherents of the confidence, by planting a mulberry tree.

The settlement was worked by the deliberate commitment by cash and work of the early inhabitants, who thought about it as Sewa social administration. The fields close Yamuna stream were likewise obtained by Dayalbagh and as a day by day practice, inhabitants and enthusiasts originating from outside leveled the uneven landmass and inundated it, making it a ripe land from the desolate desert. Today additionally, the enthusiasts give their intentional commitment ordinary in agrarian exercises in the fields.