Mangaluru: First Vardhyanthotsava of patron deity held at Srinivas University campus temple


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Mangaluru, Feb 10: The First Vardhyanthotsava (annual celebration) of Lord Sri Srinivasa was observed with great devotion and grandeur at the Srinivasa Temple, Vaikuntha, located in the Srinivas University Valachil Campus on February 10. The event, which was attended by a large gathering of devotees, featured a series of Vedic rituals and vibrant cultural programs.

The day commenced with soul-stirring Bhajans, filling the temple premises with spiritual fervor. This was followed by the sacred Punyahavachana, Gana Homa, Vishnu Sahasranama Homa, and Pavamana Homa, a collective chanting of the Vishnu Sahasranama resonated through the temple, creating an atmosphere of spiritual bliss. The Prasanna Puja, conducted with utmost devotion, was followed by the Prasada distribution and Anna Santharpana.

The afternoon session witnessed captivating Bhajans and cultural performances by students, showcasing their talent and devotion. The evening program from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM featured a mesmerizing Yakshagana performance – Srinivasa Kalyana, presented by the students and staff of Srinivas University and Srinivas Group of Institutions. The performance enthralled the audience, bringing to life the divine wedding of Lord Srinivasa in a spectacular display of art and tradition.

The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Dr CA A Raghavendra Rao (chancellor, Srinivas University), Dr A Srinivas Rao (pro-chancellor, Srinivas University), A Vijayalakshmi R Rao (trustee member), and Prof Er A Mithra S. Rao (trustee member), along with several distinguished dignitaries.

 

 

  

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