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Dadi Janki (Brahma Kumari) Age, Death, Family, Biography & More

Dadi Janki (Brahma Kumari) Age, Death, Family, Biography & More

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Hometown: Sindh, Pakistan

Age: 104 Years (at The Time Of Death)

Nationality: Indian

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Bio/Wiki
Real Name Janki Kripalani
Profession(s) Motivational Speaker and Spiritual Teacher
Famous As The administrative head of ‘Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Godly Spiritual University'
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.) in centimeters**- 157 cm**
in meters**- 1.57 m**
in feet & inches**- 5’ 2”**
Eye Colour Black
Hair Colour Salt & Pepper
Personal Life
Date of Birth 1 January 1916 (Saturday)
Age (at the time of death) 104 Years
Birthplace Northern Indian province of Sindh (now in Pakistan)
Date of Death 27 March 2020 (Friday)
Time of Death 2 a.m.
Place of Death Global Hospital, Mount Abu, Rajasthan
Zodiac sign Capricorn
Nationality Indian
Hometown Northern Indian Province of Sindh (now in Pakistan)
Educational Qualification 4th Standard check sources
Amar Ujala
Food Habit Vegetarian check sources
Maps of India
Address Pandav Bhawan, Bhrama Kumari's Marg, Mount Abu Ho, Mount Abu - 307501, Near Makki Lake, Rajasthan
Hobbies Reading, Cooking, and Playing Musical Instruments
Relationships & More
Marital Status Although she underwent an arranged marriage in her teenage, since becoming a Brahma Kumari, she has been following complete celibacy.
Family
Parents Names Not Known

Some Lesser Known Facts About Dadi Janki 

  • Dadi Janki was a famous spiritual guide and the administrative head of ‘Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Godly Spiritual University.’

  • She had been a religious child since her childhood.

    Childhood Picture of Dadi Janki

  • When she was a kid, she used to listen to Ramcharitmanas and Sukhmani Sahib.

  • When she was a teenager, she met Dada Lekhraj or lovingly called ‘Brahma Baba’ (founder of the Brahma Kumari organisation). At that time, Brahma Baba had started a spiritual organisation with the name ‘Om Mandli.’

  • Dadi Janki was influenced by the working of Om Mandli, and she wanted to join the group, but her parents were not happy with her decision.

  • Later, Dadi Janki had an arranged marriage. She was influenced and motivated by the working of Brahma Baba, so, in 1937, she escaped from her home.

    An Old Picture of Dadi Janki

  • From 1937 to 1951, more and more devotees; especially women joined the group. After the independence of India, in 1950, the Brahma Kumaris organisation shifted from Karachi, Pakistan to Mount Abu, India.

    Dadi Janki and Other Brahma Kumaris Relocating from Pakistan to India

  • Dadi Janki, along with other Brahma Kumaris, travelled to various cities in India to impart the spiritual education. As a result, more and more people joined the group. During these services, Dadi Janki was mentored by Brahma Kumari, Mateshwari (fondly called as Mamma).

  • After the demise of Mamma and Brahma Baba in 1965 and 1969, respectively, the responsibility of running the organisation was on the Dadis (elderly Brahma Kumaris) including Dadi Janki.

  • To start the spiritual services in foreign countries, Dadi Janki visited London in 1974. Initially, she was hesitant; as she was not well-versed with the English language. Later, the first European Brahma Kumaris organisation was opened in London.

    An Old Picture of Dadi Janki at Brahmakumaris Centre in London

  • In 1978, Dadi Janki was declared as the most stable mind in the world by the scientists of the Medical and Science Research Institute at the University of Texas, USA. check sources Speaking Tree Their reports stated,

Her mental state remained completely undisturbed even while performing complicated mental exercises. The EEG (Electroencephalogram) of Dadi Janki continuously showed Delta waves, while she was cooking, while eating, while giving a lecture, while doing arithmetical calculations, while taking, while sleeping, all the time!”

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