The Bhajan Sandhya brought the participants together in a devotional atmosphere through the collective singing of Bhajans. The programme provided an opportunity for the participants to experience devotion and togetherness while strengthening the connection between families and Karyakartas of the locality.
The programme concluded on a devotional note, fostering a spirit of Bhakti, harmony and collective participation among all those present.
Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari, Karnataka Prant, Kempegowda Vibhag, Hebbal Nagarsthan, organized a Bhajan Sandhya on the occasion of Krishna Janmashtami on 4 September 2026, from 6:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at VK Hebbal Karyalaya. The programme witnessed the participation of 13 people.
The Bhajan Sandhya was conducted in a devotional and spiritual atmosphere, with participants singing Bhajans in praise of Bhagavan Shri Krishna.
The programme concluded with the distribution of Prasadam to all the participants.
The Bhajan Sandhya was conducted in a devotional and spiritual atmosphere, with the participants singing Bhajans in praise of Bhagavan Ganesha.
The programme concluded with Kendra Parichaya by Shri A.P. Prasad Ji, Karnataka Prant Pramukh. He introduced the participants to the vision and activities of Vivekananda Kendra and encouraged them to become part of the national Yagna of Man-Making and Nation-Building through active participation and service.
The program was held on the solemn occasion of the Punya Tithi of Mananeeya Tarun Chandra Goswami Ji, honoring his enduring memory and deep devotion as the revered land donor for the construction of the VKIC building. The sacred Shraddhanjali ceremony was graced by the revered presence of Mananeeya Pravinji, All-India Treasurer of VRMVK and Mananeeya Alkagauri Didi, Assam Prant Sangathak, VRMVK.
Speaking on the occasion, Mananeeya Pravinji beautifully narrated the inspirational journey and history behind the establishment of VKIC. She paid rich tributes to swargiya Tarun Chandra Goswami Ji, highlighting his selfless dedication and invaluable contributions to Vivekananda Kendra, society, and our great Bharat Mata.
The program concluded with the Shanti Mantra.
The program commenced with the traditional Deepa Prajwalana and prayer. This was followed by an insightful talk on the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana, highlighting the virtues, ideals, and righteous path exemplified by Sri Rama. The gathering then seamlessly transitioned into the Ramayana Parayanam, where sacred verses were recited in unison, filling the hall with powerful spiritual vibrations.
The evening reached its devotional peak with a soulful Bhajan Sandhya, where melodious bhajans immersed everyone present in a shared experience of joy and reverence.
Concluding at 8:30 PM, the event left all 65 attendees spiritually enriched and deeply connected through their collective remembrance of Lord Rama.
The programme commenced with a soulful Bhajan Sandhya, where devotional songs and chanting created a serene and spiritually uplifting atmosphere. The programme also provided an opportunity for Karyakartas and children to interact with the family members and guests.
As part of the gathering, Kendra Parichaya was given, introducing the participants to the history, ideals, mission, and various service activities of Vivekananda Kendra. The interaction helped strengthen the bond with the family and provided an opportunity to encourage their continued association with Kendra activities.
The programme concluded with the distribution of special Prasadam, leaving the participants with a sense of joy, spiritual fulfilment, and togetherness.
The Bhajan Sandhya was organized on the auspicious occasion of Sri Sathyanarayana Pooja at the family's new residence. Devotional bhajans created a spiritually uplifting atmosphere, filling the home with devotion and positive vibrations. Following the Bhajan Sandhya, Shri Bharath Anna introduced the ideals and activities of Vivekananda Kendra through a Kendra Parichaya. As part of the Samparka initiative, the family was presented with Viveka Sinchana and Rousing Call to the Hindu Nation books. The programme strengthened the family's association with Vivekananda Kendra and inspired them to actively participate in its future activities.
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The evening began with a brief Kendra Parichaya presented by Ms. Thara Akka, introducing the mission and seva activities of Vivekananda Kendra. Following this, Aa. Dr. Vasantha, a member of Arsha Vidya Kendra, shared her heartfelt experience of the Bhajan Sandhya. She expressed that the devotional atmosphere created by the innocent and soulful singing left a deep impact on her, describing the evening as a profoundly uplifting experience and expressing the hope for more such Bhajan Sandhya programmes in the future.
During the programme, all the children and elders offered flowers to Lord Krishna and sought His blessings. The devotional gathering concluded with the performance of Aarti, followed by the distribution of Maha Prasada, bringing the spiritually enriching evening to a serene close.
The programme began with the prayer led by Ad. Minoti Barman Baido, followed by devotional bhajans rendered by the Karyakartas, creating an inspiring and devotional atmosphere. Senior Karyakartas including Ad. Smita Didi, Ad. Rupali Kalita Baido, Ad. Arup Bora, and Ad. Kalyan Dutta were present along with other karyakarthas of the Vibhag and Nagar.
Ad. Kalyan Dutta, IT Pramukh of Kamrup Vibhag, explained the meanings of the mantras and shlokas sung, including the Kendra Prayer. He spoke on the significance of Amrit Pariwar, emphasising unity and social responsibility in the context of the current demographic challenges in Assam. He elaborated on the concept of the 5-S—Sukhi, Sampanna, Sostha, Sanskar-Sram, and Samaj-Dharana—and encouraged all families to adopt these values. Following his appeal, two Sankuls were unanimously formed with five families each: Maharishi Dadhichi Sankul and Maharishi Patanjali Sankul.
Earlier, Ad. Rupali Kalita Baido highlighted the 6-B principles of Amrit Pariwar— Bhasha, Bhusha, Bhojan, Bhajan, Bhawan, Bhraman. During the programme, Smt. Purnima Kalita Das was felicitated for receiving the State Government’s Best Teacher Award.
It was decided that the next Amrit Pariwar Samimilan at the Vibhag level will be held on 16 November 2025 at 3:00 PM at VKIC, Uzanbazar, with Param Pujaniya Mananeeya Nandalal Joshi (Babaji), All India Kutumba Prabodhan Sadasya, as the Chief Speaker.
The programme concluded with the Kendra Prarthana.
The event was graced by Ad. Alaka Gauri Didi, Jeevan Vrati and Assam Prant Sangathak; Ad. Smita Didi, Jeevan vrati and Sahitya Seva Pramukh, Kamrup Vibhag; Ad. Arup Bora, Kamrup Vibhag Pramukh; along with other dedicated karyakartas of the Vibhag and Nagar.
The programme commenced with a prayer, followed by devotional bhajans offered by the karyakartas, creating a serene and spiritually uplifting environment. Addressing the gathering, Ad. Arup Bora Dada emphasized the contemporary relevance of Amrit Pariwar and encouraged the participants to understand its core values and embody the guidelines in their family and social life.
He further appealed for Sankul formation within the participating families. Accordingly, two new Sankuls were unanimously formed—Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa Sankul at Bhaskar Nagar Vistar and Sister Nivedita Sankul at Udalbakra Vistar. It was also decided that the next Amrit Pariwar Milan would be held on 14th November 2025 at the residence of Ad. Dhaneswar Kalita Dada of Ugratara Nagar.
The programme concluded with the Kendra Prarthana.
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The Milan was graced by Ad. Meera Kulkarni Didi, Jeevan vrati and Joint Secretary, VKSPV & Secretary, VKIC; Ad. Subrata Mukherjee, Karyapadhati Pramukh, Assam Prant; Ad. Dhira Deka Baido, Samparka Pramukh, Assam Prant; Ad. Arup Bora, Kamrup Vibhag Pramukh; Ad. Kalyan Dutta, IT Pramukh, Kamrup Vibhag; and other dedicated karyakartas of the Vibhag and Nagar.
The programme began with a prayer session, followed by devotional bhajans that enriched the spiritual ambiance. Ad. Piku Moni Borgohain Baido offered a heartfelt remembrance of Mananeeya Lt. Mridula Pator and invited Ad. Kalyan Dutta Dada to deliver the keynote address. In his message, he highlighted the relevance of Amrit Pariwar in the present demographic context of Assam and urged participants to uphold the 5-S (Sukhi, Sampanna, Swasthya, Samskar-sram, Samaj Dharana) and 6-B (Bhasha, Bhusha, Bhojan, Bhajan, Bhawan, Bhraman) values of Amrita Parivar. He appealed to the gathered families to initiate Sankul formation, following which two Sankuls were unanimously formed—Srimanta Sankardev Sankul and Srimanta Madhav Dev Sankul.
Earlier, Kum. Tanushri Deka presented a melodious tribute song dedicated to Iswar Putra Zubeen Garg. It was decided to conduct the next Amrit Pariwar Milan on 10th November 2025 at the residence of Ad. Sujata Das (Bhaskar Nagar Vistar, Lalganesh Nagar) and on 14th November 2025 at the residence of Ad. Dhaneswar Kalita Dada (Ugratara Nagar). The programme concluded with the Kendra Prarthana and light refreshments.
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Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari, Karnataka Prant, Hebbal Nagar Branch organized a Bhajan Sandhya on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi on 27th August 2025 from 6:00 to 6:50 pm at the Indian Institute of Science. A total of 50 participants took part in the program, singing various devotional songs in a festive and celebratory atmosphere. The program concluded successfully with the divine grace of Lord Shri Ganesha, leaving participants deeply inspired and spiritually uplifted.
The event witnessed the presence of around 100 devotees who had gathered to participate in the pooja and immerse themselves in the devotional singing to seek the divine blessings of the Goddess. The Bhajan Sandhya created a spiritually uplifting atmosphere filled with devotion and serenity.
A total of 17 karyakartas and Samskara Varga children actively participated in the bhajan, lending vibrancy and enthusiasm to the event.
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The children sang many bhajans with heart-felt devotion. The Bhajan Sandhya is held weekly, and this week, a total of 23 people took part, including 18 children and 5 Samskarvarga Shikshaks. Prasada was distributed to all the participants.
