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Greetings of Sri Ram Navmi. Chant Ramraksha Stotram. It’s not just a chant. It’s Powerful and Blissful.

Posted by hinduexistence on April 19, 2013

Jai Sri Ram

Greetings of Sri Ram Navmi to all.

Ramraksha stotra: Not just a divine chant.

Barkha Mathur | Nagpur | TNN | Apr 19, 2013:: The nine days of ChaitraNavratri, from GudiPadwa till Ram Navami, are filled with chants of Ramrakshastotra. The same can be heard at temples, homes and in groups, as people come together for collective recitals.

Considered to be one of the most sacred chants, it has tremendous powers to protect a devout from evil, says Prafulla Nandangiri, secretary of Bhonsla Ved Shala in Mahal. “There are a total of 38 shlokas, of which some like the 35th one is ‘siddha’. Reciting it can provide mental strength to a person, by making him feel fearless,” he says. This is a siddha stotra for complete protection of body and when read 1,300 times, it can destroy all dangers that a person may be facing, says Nandangiri.

“Ramraksha is also considered to be good for a newborn child and the new mother, and is read out while tying the black thread around the neck of an infant,” he says, adding that there are different rhythms for reciting it.

“The stotra focuses on all parts of the body and invokes Lord Ram to protect them. So, it is recited for children and also for those afflicted with some disease,” explains Kapil Chandrayan, a student of astrology. For best results, it should be read in Sanskrit for the vibrations that emanate through chanting of these sacred mantras, suggests Chandrayan.

Recitals of Ramraksha stotra are considered good during Chaitra Navratri as at this time god is present with all his powers in the sanctum sanctorum of temples, says Prasad Joshi, who is studying scriptures. “I recite the Ramraksha stotra as it helps me to master incantation of different chants. It has been written with anushtup chan as its poetic meter, which is a four-part mantra with 32 letters in one stanza. During these nine days, reading and reciting these sacred mantras is very effective.” <Read details here.>

[Courtesy: TOI].

ॐ 
राम रामेति रामेति,
रमे रामे मनोरमे ।
सहस्रनाम तत्तुल्यं,
रामनाम वरानने ॥
Raam Raameti Raameti,
Rame Raame Manorame |
Sahasra-naama Taththulyam,
Raama-naama Varaanane ||

THE POWER OF RAMRAKSHA STOTRAM.

The Complete Ramraksha Stotram in Snaskrit: 

॥ श्रीरामरक्षास्तोत्रम्‌ ॥ – Shri Ram Raksha Stotram

॥ श्रीरामरक्षास्तोत्रम्‌ ॥
 
श्रीगणेशायनम: ।
अस्य श्रीरामरक्षास्तोत्रमन्त्रस्य ।
बुधकौशिक ऋषि: ।
श्रीसीतारामचंद्रोदेवता ।
अनुष्टुप्‌ छन्द: । सीता शक्ति: ।
श्रीमद्‌हनुमान्‌ कीलकम्‌ ।
श्रीसीतारामचंद्रप्रीत्यर्थे जपे विनियोग: ॥
 
॥ अथ ध्यानम्‌ ॥
 
ध्यायेदाजानुबाहुं धृतशरधनुषं बद्दद्पद्‌मासनस्थं ।
पीतं वासोवसानं नवकमलदलस्पर्धिनेत्रं प्रसन्नम्‌ ॥
वामाङ्‌कारूढसीता मुखकमलमिलल्लोचनं नीरदाभं ।
नानालङ्‌कारदीप्तं दधतमुरुजटामण्डनं रामचंद्रम्‌ ॥
 
॥ इति ध्यानम्‌ ॥ 
 
राम रामेति रामेति रमे रामे मनोरमे ।
सहस्रनाम तत्तुल्यं रामनाम वरानने ॥३८॥
 
इति श्रीबुधकौशिकविरचितं श्रीरामरक्षास्तोत्रं संपूर्णम्‌ ॥
 
॥ श्री सीतारामचंद्रार्पणमस्तु ॥

Know the meaning of Sri Ramraksha Stotram and just chant  Sri Ramraksha Stotram 18 times today in any Temple or Home with full of devotion followed by regular chanting once a day and see the Miracle ~ Upananda Brahmachari, Hindu Existence. 

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Liberate Bhojshala to regain Hindu Rights through a Mighty Fight. Jai Shri Ram!

Posted by hinduexistence on January 30, 2013

Bhojshala Yagna Kund Vagdevi Bhojshala and Kamal Maulana Dargah Police lathicharged Hindus

Bhojshala : Ayodhya of Madhya Pradesh !

saffron flag‘Bhojshala’ is an ancient and the only temple of Mata Saraswati, built by Raja Bhoj in 1034 AD. (‘See Photo Evidences’) Bhojshala was home to thousands of students and scholars and it was main centre of education. Attacks on Bhojshala started from 1305 AD and Muslims built today’s Kamal Moulana dargah near Bhojshala. (‘Read Detailed Timeline of Facts’)

saffron flagBhojshala has become victim of Governments of Madhya Pradesh due to appeasement of Muslims for votes. Today Archeological Survey of India (ASI) allows everyone to go inside Bhojshala ‘as a tourist’ with fees. On tuesday, Hindus can enter in Bhojshala and they are allowed to take flowers and akshata. But since the new idol of Vagdevi is seized by Madhya Pradesh government and kept in Gwalior jail, Hindus can’t offer anything to Saraswati Mata. On friday, Muslims are allowed to offer Namaz in Bhojshala complex. Vasant (Basant) Panchami, also known as Mata Saraswati Jayanti is the only day in the year on which Hindus are allowed to perform full-fledge puja by taking idol or photo of Mata Saraswati inside Bhojshala. So Muslims can offer Namaz in Bhojshala 52 times in a year, but Hindus can perform puja only once in a year. It should be noted that Dhar, where Bhojshala is located, has 16 mosques to offer Namaz.

saffron flagWhat do you want in Bhojshala on this Vasant Panchami (15th February 2013) - Puja or Namaz ?

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 saffron flagIn year 2006, Vasant (Basant) Panchami was on friday, so the demand of the Hindus to perform puja in Bhojshala for the full day was refused and the police also used force against Hindu devotees and arrested many. Now this year 2013, again Vasant (Basant) Panchami happens to be on friday and Hindu Devotees are demanding to perform puja for the whole day and restrict Muslims to offer Namaz in Bhojshala on this day. Also the BJP Govt. should release Vagdevi (Mata Saraswati) idol from Gwalior Jail, which was installed by Hindus in Bhojshala.

For details refer tabs Timeline of Facts and Photo Evidences.

O Hindus, take up this challenge and do your duty towards Dharma !

saffron flagOur Demandssaffron flag

  • on 15th February 2013, ‘Bhoj-shala’ should be made available to Hindus instead of Muslims for ‘namaz’, as it is the day of Vasant Panchami falling on Friday. 
  • The Government should release the idol of Shri Vagdevi made of ‘Ashta-dhatu (8 metals) from the Gwalior jail.
  • From the evidences, it is amply clear that Bhojshala is nothing but a Hindu temple and hence it should be handed over to Hindus completely.
  • The Government should restrict Muslims permanently to enter and offer Namaz in Bhojshala.
  • Today it is observed that few fanatics and miscreants are damaging ancient idols of Deities and other signs of temple. This damage should stop immediately and Government should ensure that these idols and signs should not get harmed.
  • Bring back the original idol of Shri Vagdevi from London Museum.

Courtesy: HJS. Please reach Bhojshala Shrine on Basanta Panchami or at least participate in the signature Campaign.<< Click here. 

Watch Videos about History of Bhojshala and Fight by Hindus

Bhojshala History and Fight – Part 1 (Hindi) Bhojshala History and Fight – Part 2(Hindi)
   
Bhojshala History and Fight – Part 3 (Hindi) Bhojshala History and Fight – Part 4 (Hindi)
   

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Hindus reject Jagaddhatri Puja Celebrations at Tehatta (Nadia, West Bengal) in a protest to Islamic Pro-activism by the State Administration.

Posted by hinduexistence on November 20, 2012

Tehatta Jagaddhatri Puja Coordination Committee resolved to postpone all ‘Jagaddhtri Puja’ at Tehatta Town.

Upananda Brahmachari from Tehatta | 19th Nov. 2012 :: Tehatta Jagaddhatri Puja Coordination Committee resolved to postpone all ‘Jagaddhtri Puja’ in Tehatta town this year in a protest of ‘trigger happy’ Police Firing on 14-11-2012 and ‘Obstinate Pro-Muslim’ Administration.

On Monday evening the meeting between administration and police led by Sri Sudipto Bhattacharjee – SDO, Tehatta  and the Tehatta Jagaddhatri Puja Coordination Committee led by Sri Amarnath Biswas found no amicable settlement as the Puja committee of PWD Para Baroari Puja Committee wanted to perform a symbolic ‘Ghat Sthapan Puja’ at least in the very place of last year Puja and the Administration and Police negated it out rightly.

This year Shri Shri Jgaddhatri Mata Puja falls on and from 19th Nov to 23 Nov according to Bengali Hindu Calender and Chandan Nagar (Hoogly) and Tehatta (Nadia) are the most renowned places in West Bengal for conducting the same with special grandeur and most spectacular celebrations.

For the obstinate and pro-Muslim decision of the Tehatta administration and the policy of TMC (Total Muslim Congress as the people of Bengal usually name the Trinmool Congress), compelled the Puja Coordination to all 56 ‘Barowari’ and Sarvojanan’ Jagaddhatri Pujas of Tehatta, including the PWD Para Barwari Puja where TMC – MP (Member of Parliament) and eminent Benagli Film star , Sri Tapas Pal came to inaugurate the puja just last year.

A senior member of the Puja Coordination Committee told the Hindu Existence Team that “the land of ‘Eidgah’ and ‘Barowari Puja Place’ both are part of Vested and PWD lands. The Muslims are allowed to encroach the land permanently with boundaries under the blessed State Islamic policy, but a symbolic ‘Ghat Sthapanam Puja’ is not allowed in the previous year’s puja place by the same administration and ‘trigger happy’ police. This is too much. PWD lands, roadsides, most of the market places and crossing places are under the clutch of Muslim public and land grabbers in Nadia. But, police and administration have now perhaps directed only to uproot all the rights of Hindus in Nadia to make Nadia a Muslim majority district.” However, Nadia (Tehatta is one of the four subdivisions in the district) is a bordering district of West Bengal, adjacent to Bangladesh, where the Muslim infiltration, cross border smuggling, illegal cow and arms trading, net of fake Indian currency and obviously Islamic fundamentalism are seen in a very optimum level.

After the police violence and firing upon the peaceful demonstration of Hindus lead by the Tehatta Jagaddhatri Puja Coordination Committee and ‘Tehatta bandh’ convened by Tehatta Business Owners Association on 14th Nov at Haulia (spelt as Howlia also) Crossing (where a person Ashoke Sen was died at Police Firing by SDPO himself), the insane SDPO, Dr Shailesh, IPS lodged a FIR  (Police Case No. 825/2012) against 18 Hindu persons by their particular names in Tehatta police station in Nadia. It has been reported that Police is trying to connect RSS and other Hindu organisation in that violence unreasonably under the instruction of State Administration from Writers’ Buildings, Kolkata.

Marvellously, the SDPO, Tehatta has determined Sri  Pintu Sarkar, a sub-inspector of Tehatta police station as the investigation officer into the case. This  Pintu Sarkar, SI,  himself is an accused of police firing case in which a housewife was killed at Bogula of Hanskhali in Nadia in a Vijaya Dashmi Immersion procession on 7th Oct. 2011. A case is going on  under section 302 of IPC against Sri Sarkar in the Hon’ble Calcutta High Court in this matter, so far the reports gathered by Hindu Existence Forum.

Both the state leaders of Congress and CPIM of West Bengal, vehemently opposed the recent police firings in West Bengal under a TMC ruling and macaronic Mamataz Banu Arjee advocating ’Change’, ‘Development’, ‘Party Discipline’, ‘No Confidence Motion in Parliament with BJP support’ and obviously for her fantasy of an Islamic West Bengal.

While leader in opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Dr Surjyokanto Mishra (CPIM) accused Mamata Banerjee for playing her Communal Cards for Muslim votes in the ensuing  WB Panchayet election, Sri Adhir Ranjan Roy Chowdhury, veteran Congress leader and Rly Minister of State, GOI blamed the West Bengal Chief Minister for her inappropriate steps in which the communal situation in WB is rapidly engendering the public in her culpable regime.

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No power of this world can stop the Deepavali at Bhagyalakshmi Mata Temple at Charminar, Hyderabad.

Posted by hinduexistence on November 13, 2012

 

Deepavali Celebration at Bhgyalakshmi Temple – Charminar, Bhagyanagar (Hyderabad).

!!!!!!!!!!IMPORTANT UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!

Bhagyanagar (Hyderabad) | 13th Nov. 2012 - Bhagyalakshi Mata Temple is again full of devotees with ringing bell and around the clock rituals set to the Special Puja of Deepavali. The Deity is fully adorned with ‘Bhakti’ and Ornamental flower décors.  One of our Admins have just visited and surveyed the on-going festivities around Bhagyalakshmi temple.

At last,  inner of the Temple and the Deity are fully decorated with flower ornaments and bouquets. A long queue of hundreds of devotees are seen in front of the temple upto the Shiva Temple turn point. No power of this world could stop the Deepavali at Bhagyalakshmi Mata Temple at Charminar, Hyderabad.

Bazaars are full of people, people putting flower decorations in shops and houses, heavy rush to buy sweets at sweet shops and
fruit vendors and other vendors are back in business after a lull of two days.

People coming from falaknuma, laldarwaza etc.  There is a barricade at Shalilbanda bus top, near wonder world showroom.

You can either take Bela Road or Shalibanda-Khilwat Road and park there vehicles at the Lad Bazaar Road leading to Charminar, or you can take cut before lad bazar-khilwat kaaman which leads to Charminar bus stop,reach Charminar bus stand, all vehicles are allowed to park at Charminar bus stand.People coming from Begum Bazar, Ghasi Bazar etc there is a barricade a Gulzar houz and all vehicles are allowed to park in Agra Mithai lane, and near by jewellery shops. All by lanes leading to Gulzar house from Ghasi Bazar and Agra Mithai is having heavy rush.Avoid taking four wheelers as there is huge number of vehicles parked already. Police is allowing public by foot only near Charminar.Police have made tight security arrangements for the devotees coming for Darshan 0f Mata Bhagyalkshmi and also placed metal detectors.

There is huge rush at Bhagyalakshmi temple, have patience and co-operative with police and other authorities, and doing the rituals and darshan of Bhagyalakshmi Mata Devi.

Once again we wish a cheerful and glorious, powerful  and delightful Diwali at Bhgyalakshmi Temple at Charminar at Bhgyanagar (Hyderabad).

Manglahat Corporator and Heroic Hindu Leader – Thakur Raja Singh conveyed his Subha Deepavali to every Nationalist Citizen of Bharat and urged peaceful coming to Bhgyanagar to have a Darshan and pay offerings to Devi Mata in Bhagyalakshi Mata Temple at Charminar.
The Muslim fanatics and All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul Muslimeen (AIMIM or MIM) perpetrators may try to make road blockade and put hurdles on controlled situation (Thanks to Hyderabad Police) as an revenge upon Bhagyalakshmi supporter Hindus of Hyderabad, as reports came from the reliable sources.
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Hindu Organisations have met several times to draw the next strategy to uphold the dignity of Bhagyalakshi Temple as well as the safety and security of common Hindus in crisis. They suggested self defence of every Hindus and not to indulge into any rumour or false provocation.
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Practising Hindu Sri Pranab Mukherjee, President of India conducts Durga Puja rituals at hometown Mirati.

Posted by hinduexistence on October 23, 2012

President Mukherjee conducts rituals at hometown.

IANSMirati, Birbhum, West Bengal, October 21, 2012 :: President Pranab Mukherjee rendered priestly duties on Sunday, donning the special puja robes, and performed customary Mahasaptami rituals for the Durga puja at his ancestral home in West Bengal’s Birbhum district. Accompanied by wife Shuvra, Mukherjee arrived at his ancestral residence in Mirati village  from his sister’s house in Kirnahar early in the morning to start the Puja celebrations.

The ‘Nabapatrika snan-o-sthapan’, which is the ritual to install the idol of the deity, was performed by Mukherjee’s son Abhijit. Previously the custom was carried out by Mukherjee but this time he only walked up to the canal where the traditional ‘Kola bou’ (tender banana plant) was bathed early in the morning.

After the ‘Pran Prathistha’, or giving life to the deity, Mukherjee chanted hymns and did the Chandipath. The Chandipath was done inside an enclosure and camera persons were not allowed inside.

The Mahasaptami puja rituals concluded with an ‘arati’ which Mukherjee conducted wearing silk dhoti and a silken stole draped around his shoulders.

During the arati, he sought blessings for all. “I wish and pray to god to bless everybody,” he said.

Villagers in large number gathered to see Mukherjee perform his maiden Durga puja after becoming the president of the country.

The rituals were conducted by Mukherjee amid elaborate security arrangements.

For years, the veteran leader has been conducting the Durga Puja rituals at Mukherjee Bhawan, and has steadfastly stuck to the routine by taking out time during the festival despite his busy schedule as in charge of various constitutional and political posts.

The president was later to meet students of his alma mater, Kirnahar Shib Chandra High School, at the nearby Kirnahar town. He would inaugurate a permanent exhibition “Pranab’s School – School’s Pranab” showcasing different phases of his life.

Mukherjee touched down in his native village, some 170 km from Kolkata, on Saturday evening.

He will return to Kolkata Oct 23 evening before returning to Delhi.

President of India greets countrymen on the occasion of Durga Puja.

Monday, October 22 2012 | online_news_of_india:: The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee has sent his greetings to his fellow countrymen on the occasion of Durga Puja.

In a message, the President has said, “On the auspicious occasion of Durga Puja, I extend warm greetings to all my fellow citizens.

The festival of Durga Puja marks the victory of good over evil. It is the celebration of Shakti and Bhakti and symbolises our inner struggle to rise to higher levels of consciousness. This is a festival in which every household brims with worship and merriment.

Let us pray to Mother Durga, who epitomises female dynamism that she guide us in the path of righteousness and blesses our land with peace, happiness and prosperity. .
The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee has sent his greetings to his fellow countrymen on the occasion of Durga Puja.

In a message, the President has said, “On the auspicious occasion of Durga Puja, I extend warm greetings to all my fellow citizens.

The festival of Durga Puja marks the victory of good over evil. It is the celebration of Shakti and Bhakti and symbolises our inner struggle to rise to higher levels of consciousness. This is a festival in which every household brims with worship and merriment.

Let us pray to Mother Durga, who epitomises female dynamism that she guide us in the path of righteousness and blesses our land with peace, happiness and prosperity.

May this festival strengthen bonds of brotherhood and may Goddess Durga shower her blessings on all our people for years to come”.

SRI SRI DURGAPUJA & NAVARATRI GOOD WISHES from HINDU EXISTENCE.

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Celebrate Ganesha Utsav in a Dharmik way….

Posted by hinduexistence on September 13, 2012

Celebrate Ganesha Festival as per ‘Dharma-shastra’ in an ideal manner avoiding malpractices ! – HJS

O Hindus! Don’t get misled by propagation against Dharma by the Government and anti- Dharma Organisations !
 
Mumbai | 12-09-2012 – Lokmanya Tilak started public celebration of Ganesha Utsav (Festival)  with the aim of unification of Hindus, protection of Nation and creating awareness amongst people towards Dharma; however, the festival presently celebrated indulging in various malpractices like installing weird idols of Deities, drinking liquor in pandals, noise pollution, teasing women, organising uncivilized programs, air pollution, costly decorations etc., keeps away from the basic purpose of celebration as also eliminates sanctity of the festival. Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) has been running campaign for the past 9 years for creating awareness towards serving the original purpose of celebrating Ganesha Festival. This campaign has been receiving good response from Police, public Ganesha Festival Committees (committees) and Ganesha-devotees.
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HJS has made an appeal that all committees should celebrate this festival as per Dharma-shastra avoiding malpractices so as to acquire the grace of Sri Ganesha. HJS has also appealed to all Ganesha-devotees to use idols made of clay as prescribed by Dharma and worship it with devotion. Immersion of the idol should be done in flowing water or natural water resources as per the science.
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Points in the discussion:
1. Why issue of pollution is raised only during Hindu festivals?
2. Negligible pollution.
3. Anti-Dharma ANiS and Govt. mislead people.
4. Desecration of Ganesha and unwarranted expenses in immersion of idols in artificial water tanks.
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Courtesy: HJS.
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ॐ HINDU NEWS ॐ dated 13-09-2012 is published now.Check it here.

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Our Pranam – Bowed Salutation and Gratitude to all the Gurus in this auspicious Guru Purnima!

Posted by hinduexistence on July 3, 2012

Holy Message of H.H. Dr. Jayant Balaji Athavale, Sanatan Sanstha in the event of Sri Guru Purnima.

O Hindus ! Become the immortal flame in the historical chapter on establishment of the Hindu Rashtra and preserve the heritage of Guru-disciple tradition !

Gurupournima is the day of offering gratitude unto the Guru ! The real mission of the Guru is to guide the society (that is lost in materialism) towards Spirituality and take the true disciples towards Moksha (Final Liberation). The true disciples too follow this path and participate in the samashti (for the sake of the society) mission throughout their life. Offering the self physically, psychologically and economically to the samashti mission of the Guru is true gratitude unto the Guru ! Contribution of the Guru-disciple tradition to the samashti has been immense. This glorious tradition has emancipated the life of the Hindu society on moral, cultural and spiritual fronts.
History is testimony to the fact that whenever there has been a decline of Hindu Dharma, the Guru-disciple tradition has directly participated in the mission of reinstatement of Dharma.
Today, there is a decline of Hindu Dharma. The rise of Raja-Tama-predominant forces is causing decline in sattvikta (Sattva-predominance). Since the society is indulging in adharmik (Unrighteous) practices, the spiritual strength of the Nation is weakening. This has given rise to deceit and hypocrisy in the society. Corruption and immorality are on the ascent everywhere. There is rise in wrongdoings in the name of religion. In short, the very soul of Sanatan Dharma has disappeared, and what remains is its lifeless shell. This is the single reason why reinstating of Dharma has now become necessary. Under the prevailing circumstances, reinstatement of Dharma means establishing a Hindu Rashtra on the foundation of Dharma. This Nation will then have an ideal system of governance. This system will be the true alternative to the present day corrupt democratic system, which has caused deterioration of Bharat in every field and has led to decline of Hindu Dharma.
Brahmatej (Radiance of Brahman) and Kshatratej (Radiance of warrior) are two aspects essential for the reinstatement of the Dharma. Most Saints and spiritual organisations such as Sanatan Sanstha are striving hard for enhancing the spiritual power (nurturing Brahmatej) of the Nation on the strength of their sadhana. While many Nation and Dharma loving organisations, periodicals and intellectuals are involved in nurturing Kshatratej at the physical, psychological and intellectual levels to change the dire state of the Nation, the mission needs to progress as outlined ahead.
A. Physical : This involves physical participation for the reinstatement of Dharma. For example, preventing harm to Dharma, organising protests, retaliatory action etc. This is 10% important as per the times.
B. Psychological : Educating Hindus about the mission and motivating them towards action as per the principle, ‘There can be no action unless emotion for the Nation and Dharma is awakened’. This can be achieved through educative writings in newspapers etc., through discourses etc. This also has 10% importance as per the times.
C. Intellectual : Giving direction to the Hindu society for reinstatement of Dharma. For example, conducting a detailed analysis of calamities affecting the Hindus, providing intellectual strength to Hindu organisations etc. This too has 10% importance as per the times.
D. Spiritual : This involves spiritual practice performed for bestowing spiritual strength to the physical, psychological and intellectual activities carried out for reinstatement of Dharma. For example, chanting or performing Yadnya (Sacrificial fires) to accomplish a task. This has importance of 70% as per the times.
As per the times, with the Guru-disciple tradition and spiritual sects, every Hindu participating in the task involving Kshatratej (of the physical, psychological and intellectual level) and Brahmatej (of the spiritual level) as per the ability and sadhana, amounts to preserving the Guru-disciple tradition ! O Hindus ! Be active and contribute to the reinstatement of Dharma from this year’s Gurupournima and become the immortal flame in the historical chapter on establishment of the Hindu Rashtra !
- H. H. Dr. Jayant Balaji Athavale, Sanatan Sanstha.
Important highlights of Goa Hindu Rashtra Adhiveshan: 

हिंदू राष्ट्रकी स्थापनाकी समय-सूची Schedule of the establishment of Hindu Rashtra

 

वर्ष Year कार्य  Work
अ.A २०१२ से २०१५ (४ वर्ष)…….   2012-2015 (4 years) हिंदू राष्ट्रकी स्थापना हेतु हिंदू-संगठनTo build up strong Organisation to establish a Hindu Nation
आ.B २०१६ से २०१९  (४ वर्ष)…….    2016-2019 (4 years) संगठित हिंदुओंकी सहायतासे समग्र धर्मक्रांतिTotal dharma revolution with the help of organized strength 
इ.C २०२० से २०२२ (३ वर्ष)…….       2020-2022(3 years)  धर्माधारित राज्यकारोबारका प्रशिक्षणIntensive training for operation of Dharma based Nation
ई.D २०२३ से २०२५ (३ वर्ष)…….   2023-2025  (3 years) हिंदू राष्ट्रकी प्रत्यक्ष स्थापनाDirect establishment of Hindu Rashtra 

‘Outcome of the Hindu Adhiveshan’ - H.H. Dr. Athavale

‘Hindu Adhiveshan’ is a stepping stone for the establishment of ‘Hindu Rashtra’ ! – H. H. Dr. Athavale

Courtesy: Sanatan Sanstha, Photo Courtesy: SS &  Vivekananda.

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Happy Rath Yatra 2012 : Watch Rath Yatra Live Stream : Jai Jagannatha !!

Posted by hinduexistence on June 21, 2012

Happy Rath Yatra 2012……
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Puri Rath Yatra 2012

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PURI RATH YATRA

Puri Rath Yatra 2012

The famous Hindu festival of Rath Yatra or Chariot Festival is celebrated every year on the 2nd day of Shukla Paksha (waxing cycle of moon) in the month of Asadh, the 3rd month according to the lunar calendar followed in some parts of India. Rath Yatra Puri is the most famous celebration of this festival across the country as the Jagannath puri Temple, based in Puri, is the main epicenter of the festival. Rath Yatra in puri honors the visit of Lord Jagannath and his siblings to the temple of his Aunt Queen Gundicha. So, the caravan stops at the mausima (Aunt) temple for a meal of sweet pan cakes, the favorite cuisine of Lord Jagannath.
Puri Rath Yatra 2012 of Lord Jagannath, who is popularly known as Lord Krishna, is going to be celebrated on June 21. Indian tour operators are holding Rath Jatra Tour for the convenience of millions of devotees seeing to visit Puri this year. Puri Rath Yatra Festival Tour helps them to have an easy and cozy journey and accommodation during the festive season. You can make a choice from the big variety of Rath Yatra Tour packages available in the market. Puri Yatra can fill you with an unfelt sense of spirituality.

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As many as 20,000 uniformed jawans belonging to regular police, SRP, CRPF, BSF and RAF will protect the 1.5 km long annual Rath Yatra on 15 km long route in Ahmedabad on 21 June, 2012. Four companies of RAF, four companies of CRPF, six companies of BSF, 41 companies of SRP, 10,000 regular cops, 800 officers including IGs and ADG will be on day-long duty of Rath Yatra bandobast. Read details…..
Puri, Jun 21 (PTI) At least two persons, including a woman, died during Lord Jagannath’s car festival here today, official sources said. While a 32-year-old woman identified as K Rabana Amma of Waltier in Andhra Pradesh died on the way to hospital while complaining of chest pain, the district headquarters hospital here received the body of a 65-year-old man as well. “The woman died on way to hospital. She had chest pain. Her death has nothing to do with the festival,”  Read details….

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Greetings of Sri Ram Navmi.

Posted by hinduexistence on April 1, 2012

श्री राम नवमी पर्व पर हार्दिक अभिनन्दन और शुभ कामनाये’ ~ हिन्दू  अस्तित्व || Hindu Existence.

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Welcome to Ganga Sagar Mela 2012.

Posted by hinduexistence on January 13, 2012

Happy Pongal : See Beautiful Video : Here at HINDU EXISTENCE TV.

  • Gangasagar Mela 1012 Highlights :
  • Over 7 lack pilgrims attended.
  • No major accident or mishap occurred by the Grace of Ganga Ji.
  • No chance of destruction of this world by 21st Dec. 2012 : Sanatana Dharma will reign and save Humanity ~ Swami NischalanandaJi Saraswati  -  Pujya Shankaracharya, Govardhan Peeth, Puri.
  • Urge to Central Govt. of India. Declare Gangasagar Mela as National Congregation. Save “Ganga” river and “Samskrit” language. Establish a Research Center for Ganges Protection Archaeological Research Center for Gangasagar Island  and Sanskrit College in Gangasagar Island. ~ Sri Sri Mohanta Dasa of Hanuman Garhi, Ayodhya.
  • Record Ministers, Administrators, Public Representatives attended the Mela through out its session, except the CM of West Bengal.

Subha Makar Sankranti : Ganga Sagar Mela – 13th to 15th January 2012.

HE News Desk || 13th January, 2012 : “Ganga Sagar Mela” is a grand festival observed by followers of Sanatana Hindu Dharma with millions assembling to take a holy bath on Makara Sankranti day. One of the oldest pilgrimage in the Indian chronology always welcomes everyone to the huge and colorful gathering from every corner of India and abroad even where the Hindu devotees reside   during this festival, where more than five  lakh pilgrims being served prasadam and shelter amidst overwhelming Hindu religious activities, shraddhas and  kirtan Different Hindu Organizations like ISKCON, Bharat Sevashram Sangha, Ramakrishna Mission, Arya Samaj other social & voluntary organizations hold  camps from 13th to 15th January and share the wonderful experience of serving the pilgrims at holy Ganga Sagar. The Government of West Bengal, the Government of India in their various departments also run various activities to minimum amenities and services for the benefits of the attending pilgrimage in Gagasagar. In this year the Govt of WB has lifted the shameful pilgrimage tax upon Hindus in Gangasagar, but extruding the poor Hindu pilgrimages by taking double or three times ion Bus, Taxi, Ferry services with fake reasons made by the bus/taxi/transport owners’ syndicates owned or influenced by the Muslim operators in west Bengal. Despite that 6 lakh Hindu pilgrims are expected to take a Holy Bath in the mighty confluence of Ganges and to visit this ancient heritage Tirtha (pilgrimage) and Kapil Muni Temple at Gangasagar. As per Hindu belief ”One Should visit Gangasagar Onece at least while other sites many times” ~ sab tirath bar bar, Gangasagar ek bar. The sky will be filled with the awesome sounds of Bay of Bengal with the shouting of the devotees : Ganga Mai Ki Jai, Bhagaban Kapil Muni Maharj Ji ki Jai, Sanatan Hindu Dharm ki Jai. Bharat Mata ki Jai.  

Gangaji Maha Aarti at Gangasagar

Gangasagar Mela is highlighted for various activities as by various Hindu Organizations as below. :

  • Free prasadam distribution
  • Free night shelters
  • Free medical aid/centers
  • Gau Dan
  • Gita Dan
  • Vastra Dan
  • Immersion of the ashes of departed souls
  • Srimad-Bhagavata & Shastra Katha by various Saints and Kathakars.
  • Maha Harinam Sankirtan
  • Vishwa-shanti Maha Yajna by international gurukula students of ISKCON and ARYA SAMAJ
  • International seminar on Ganga Sagar
  • Educational Programs on Vedic Culture
  • Sales of Religious Books
  • Deployment of Volunteers by Bharat Sevashram Sangha and Other organizations to help the pilgrimage.

The respective Govts also provided a support also actually too meager to meet the necessity.

ISKCON WELCOMES EVERY BODY AT GANGASAGAR MELA.

Hare Krishna,
Please accept my greetings for 2012 and the kind blessings of Sri Sri Radha Madhava. All glories to Srila Prabhupada. You along with your family members are invited to our camp at the Ganga Sagar Mela 2012. This is a grand festival, observed by followers of Sanatan Dharma with millions assembling to take a bath in the holy Ganges. Sacred Mother Ganga merges into the Sagar, where the 60,000 sons of the great King Sagar were delivered simply by her touch. We serve Prasadam and provide shelter to more than one and a half lakh of pilgrims in the midst of heartfelt Kirtan. I humbly request you to join and share with us the wonderful experience in our camp from 13th to 15th January 2012 along with international pilgrims. Sridham Govinda Das and a dedicated team of devotees are ready to help you with details of the services you wish to render.

Yours in the service of Lord Krishna
Bhakti Purusottama Swami Co-Director ISKCON Sri Mayapur
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Photo Gallery Of Ganga Sagar Mela 2012 from various sources : 

Gangasagar-Pilgrimage-in-West-Bengal-India-Today.

Ganagasagar Mela Pictures in District of  South 24 Pgs. Site.

Gangasagar Mela 2012.

Name, Contacts and descriptions of services offered by different NGO / Voluntary Organisations in Ganga Sagar Mela.

Sl. No.

Name of the Voluntary Organisation

Telephone No.

Contact Person

Main Activity

1 Anandamayee Seva Samiti (Garden Reach), P145, Mudiali Road, Kolkata-24 2493-0640 2469-1319 9433502582 9331334713 9831334773 Malay Sengupta Crowd regulation, Lost & Found etc., at Kachuberia
2 Bajrang Parishad 201/B, M.G. Road, Kolkata-7 2268-7923 9339730015 9831178111 Prem Nath Dubey Dwarika Prasad Singh Lost & Found
3 Barabazar Jamadar Sangha 197, Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata-7 2269-7923 9433967132 9431479986 Janaki Prasad Pandey Rajiv Ranjan Pandey Temple, Sea Beach, Pilgrim Shed Duty
4 Bharat Sevashram Sangha, 211, Rashbehari Avenue, Kolkata-19 2440-5178 9432069699 Susanta Das (Nantu Babu) Nodal Voluntary Org. Crowd Regulation, First Aid, etc.
5 Boys Scout of Bengal, 12, Waterloo Street, Kolkata-1 2637-4516 9038040476 Sanat Kr. Dhara        Asim Kr. Mondal Life saving & First Aid
6 Citizen Volunteer Force, 12 A, Netai Babu Lane, Kolkata-12 2241-8521 9433505949 Tapas Chakraborty FIrst Aid & Medicine Distribution
7 Dadhichi Parishad, P7, Kalakar Street, Kolkata-7 2248-0558 9830238005 9331032177 Rajendra Kr. Vyas Jetty Manning, Seva Sibir & Medical
8 Homoeopathic Welfare & Relief Society, 1/A, Ramnarayan Motilal Lane, Kolkata-14 2227-0938 9339435761 9432606226 Dr. Jayanta Banerji Homoeopathic Medical Camp
9 Indian Red Cross Society, 27, Belvedere Road, Kolkata-27 2479-1064 9874359943 Shyamal Baran Mukherjee Medical Camp, Ambulance Stretcher, Pilgrim guide, Shed.
10 Khiddirpore Seva Samity, 14, Dr. Sudhir Basu Road, Khiddirpore, Kolkata-26 9874852073 Shri Tapan Kr. Saha Bathing Ghat Duty, Watching pilgrim shed & anti-fouling
11 Kishore Bahani, Rudra Nagar, P.S.-Sagar 953210242893 NA Guide to pilgrim & Anti-fouling
12 Lake Friends, Rabindra Sarabar, Kolkata-29 2425-2211 2466-9630 9874274518 9051212081 Dulal Baidya Life Saving
13 R.W.A.C. (Relief Welfare Ambulance Corporation), 9/1A, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata-17 2287-2239 9331990388 9231557643 Dr. Gopal Dave Free Medical Treatment
14 Royal Life Saving Society, 158/A, Ahiritola Street, Kolkata-5 2218-8282 9433008282 Dr. Rabin Bhattacharya Life Saving unit, Rescue & Medical
15 St. John Ambulance, Brigade 5, Govt. Place, North, Kolkata-1 2248-5277 9433340785 9830136969 9339992220 Sandhya Bhattacharya First Aid/Emergency Casualty
16 Veer Abhimanyu Sporting Club, 138, Cotton Street, Kolkata-7 9007000104 9836511294 Sajjan Kr. Bhaktia  Bishnupada Majumder Disposal of dead body
17 W.B.D.M.S. Association, 21, Sahitya Parishad Street, Kolkata-6 2555-8459 2570-7111 9831126147 9432071371 Dr. Ananta Kumar Chakraborty Homoeopathic free treatment
18 Lokenath Mission, 23/2, Roybagan Street, Near Scotishcurch School, Kolkata-6 2675-4471 9432291724 Nitya Gopal Saha Bishnupada Das First Aid & Shelter to the pilgrims
19 Aarya United Squad, 24, Tallygunge Circular Road, Kolkata-31 2665-3113 98309997248 NA To be tagged with S.P. South 24 Parganas
20 Antarjatik Loknath Bramhachari Sevashram, 10, Sovaram Bask Street, Kolkata-7 2860-0583 9231133603 9874601804 Basudev Roy Medical Camp
21 Akhil Bharatiya Pragatisil Sultanpur Samaj, 4, Raja Woodmount St., Kolkata-1 2243-1141 9339721218 9830010409 Rajendra Pratap Singh Shelter
22 Bangiya Adarsha Bikash Samity, 61/A, Beniatala Street, Kolkata-5 2543-3781
2528-4657 9830540392 9339737932 9163062492
Sagar Tirtha Das Basudev Dutta Fire preventing & Fire fighting.
23 Bengal Chemist & Druggist Association, 10, Bonfield Lane, Kolkata-1 2242-8944
2210-4537
2243-3603(F) 9734306161 9433052125
Narayn Naskar Subrata Kr. Jana Free Medical Treatment, Outdoor Treatment
24 Bharat Relief Society, 42, Zakaria Street, Kolkata-73 2234-2670
2235-9952 9831669988 933603105
Biswambhar Newar Medical Treatment with Mobile Medical Service
25 Burabazar Bapari Sangha, 16, Jamunalal Bazar Street, Kolkata-73 2218-4836 9433042528 Dr. Rajendra Prasad Sewak Free food shelter tea tiffin
26 Burabazar Civil Defence Club, 25, Maharshi Debendra Road, Kolkata-7 2259-7673/7696 9231678521 9831844567 Rajendra Singh Jetty Ghat duty announcement
27 Calcutta Kanyakubja Sabha, 150B, Ahiritola Street, Kolkata-5 2269-1118
2860-3057 9331030502
Harsh Dubey Dipak Mishra Seva Sibir
28 Calcutta Vastra Veybsayi Seva Samity, 11B, Armenian Street, 1st floor, Kolkata-1 033-6569-3668 9830089990 9831026075 Virendra Kr. Sharma, Vice President, Joint Secretary Service to the Pilgrims
29 Chemaguri Shri Ramkrishna Sevadal, Chemaguri, Sagar, South 24 Parganas 9733703284 9002808447 Boymkesh Maiti Jetty Ghat Pilgrim Duty
30 Chetna Parishad, 218B, Jumalal Bajaj St., Kolkata-7 9831076953 R.L. Makhija Free food, Shelter, etc.
31 Cotton Street Young Boys Club, 115, Cotton Street, Kolkata-7 9830475172 903626062 M.K. Sharma Religious & Social Purpose Free food, Shelter
32 Deprive People, 309, B.B. Ganguly St., Kolkata-12 2488-1725 9433492124 9874416460 Subhas Mondal First Aid Treatment, Allopathy, Mela Guide
33 Dindhukhi Lalbaba Asram, 3, Palghat Lane, Belurmath, Howrah 2654-3942 Sri Seva Das Maharaj Service to the Pilgrims, Monks, Saints.
34 Doctor’s Youth Council, 228, Bankim Sarani, Jyangra South Math, P.O.- Deshbandhunagar Baguihati, Kolkata-59 2351-0771 9433517985 9231765535 9433377799 Dr. Sardul Mitra Medical Treatment Homoeopathy
35 Doshar Vhishya Sangha, 13/1, Goalloli Lane, Kolkata-13 2664-9236 9339733722 Suresh Babu Gupta Services to the pilgrims
36 Ganga Sagar Brahma Sonatan Sevashram, Vill+P.O.- Ganga Sagar, South 24 Parganas, Pin-743606 9231997281 96352142973 Prasanta Kr. Mondal Various Medical Facilities
37 Howrah Bhartiya Sahu Samaj, 17/2/1, Asu Bose Lane 9831410607 9830080849 9748391142 Hariram Sahu Free Food, Medicine, Shelter, etc.
38 Indian Pharmaceutical Association, Bengal Branch 22B, Panchanantala Road, Kolkata-29 2544-4251 9874447811 9433177829 9748674625 9433223847 Dr. Krishnapada Giri
Mr. Prabir Ranjan Ghosh
Health & Medical services
39 Indian Health & Welfare Mission, 11/4, Bijaygarh, Jadavpur University, Kolkata-32 9239321080 Jagannath Gupta, Working President Free woolen cloth, Dry food, Medicines
40 Indian Life Saving Society, Rabindra Sarabar, Kolkata-29 2466-5359
2435-6651 9933094164 9433111977
NA Life Saving job
41 Indian National Trade Union, Congress Laxmikanta Basu Bhavan, Thakurpukur Bazar, Kolkata-63 2453-1722
2497-2056 9433602284
Nihar Ranjan Mondal Service to the pilgrim
42 International Nathyogi Sevashram Maha Sangha, 8B, Kreck Lane, Kolkata-14 9749372204 9339729209 Dr. Anima Debnath Yosadhana & Medical treatments
43 ISKCON, Mayapur, Nadia, Pin-74313 03472245241/245415 9434951739 9475110217 93472245415 Govardhan Das Govinda Das Free food, Night Shelter, Medical Aid for pilgrims
44 Kalpataru Jagaram Sangh, 3 A, Nayapatti Road, Kolkata-55 2579-4441
2529-77801
Nilanjan Guha Ayurvedic Treatment, Voluntary Service, Distribution of books, Vadu, Cassettes, etc.
45 Krishna Kumar Chatterjee Memorial Association (K.K.C.M.A.) 10/3A, Nepal Bhattacharya Street, Kolkata-26 2463-6842
9836031533 9836031559
Parimal Banerjee Pilgrim shed duty between road no. 4 & 5
46 Lakshmikantapur Health Awareness Society, Lakshmikantapur, Bijoygunge Bazar, Mandirbazar, Diamond Harbour, South 24 Parganas 953174-277348 9834615551 9434615551 Dr. Joydeb Sarkar Homoeopathic & Biochemic Medical Camp
47 Mahanam Sevak Sangha, VIP Road, Raghunathpur, Kolkata- 59 2500-6466
9832203794 9831935478 9833051901
Gourgopal Majumder, Radheshyam Dutta Medical Camp
48 Manab Seva Samity (Howrah), Vivek Vihar, Block-H, 493/ 2638-0020
2643-0300
9331062924 9748374648
Roshanlal Agarwal, Babulal Agarwal Seva Camp
49 Nagrik Sasthasangha, 8, Sovaram Bask Street, Kolkata-7 2274-4324/0296
2219-4747
9433037377
Mohanlal Dujari Medical Service
50 National Institute of Homoeopathy (an autonomous organization under Ministry of H& W, GOI), Block-GE, Sector-III, Salt Lake, Kolkata-106 2237-0970 / 0969 9433392105 Dr. Prasanth Rath Homoeopathic free treatment
51 Paschimbanga Bhojpuri Parishad, 24C, Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata-73 2237-2648 2237-7292 9339747136 NA Camp for the Pilgrims for Food, Shelter & Medical
52 Paschimbanga Non-Gazetted Police Karmachari Samity 2661-0261
9433709555
Niranjan Das Medical Treatment Homoeopathic
53 Prgatishil Homoeopathic Chikitsak Samity, 79/3A, AJC Bose Road, Kolkata-14 2490-7516
9836369989
Dr. Ratan Kr. Sarkar Homoeopathic Free treatment
54 Ramkrishna Mission Seva Pratishtan , 99, Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata-26 2475-3636/37/38/39 9433485767 Swami Sarvolokananda Medical Service, Temporary Hospital round the clock
55 Ramkrishna Rani Rashmani Seva Sangha, Vill+P.O. Ramkrishnapur Kulpi, South 24 Parganas, Pin-743351 953174-320109 9732667821 Himadri Sekhar Halder Medical Camp
56 Relief Welfare Ambulance Corporation (RWAC), 9/1 A, AJC Bose Road, Kolkata-17 2287-2239
9331990388
Dr. Gopal Dave Free Medical Camp
57 Sagar Block Congress Sevadal, 104E, Dr. Lalmohan Bhattacharya Road, Rudranagar, Sagar, South 24 Parganas 2437-1521
9836053529
Sabiruddin Mallick Bathing Ghat
58 Sagar Congress Sevadal, Rudranagar, South 24 Parganas 8016452961 9143049002 S. Maity Anti-fouling & Fire fighting
59 Sagar Thana Sevadal, Rudranagar, Sagar, South 24 Parganas 953210-212054 9732701510 9635574179 Bhyagadhar Barik, Gourhari Mondal Temple duty
60 Sankalp, Room No. 1G, 16, Mangoe Lane, Kolkata-1 2248-0542 09452651049 09007107933 Joyprakash Dubey Food, Shelter, Medical Attendance
61 Sant Sova-Ma Sevashram, Sant Kutir, Andul, Mouri, Shuramonpara, P.S.-Domjur, Howrah-711302 9433094576 9051182428 Paltu Kar First Aid
62 Satya Sai Seva Organisation, 163, AJC Bose Road, Kolkata-14 2249-2558 U. Ganguly Removal of Night Soil & Sanitation
63 Shree Pustikar Seva Samity, 203/1, M.G. Road, (3rd Floor), Parakh Khofi, Kolkata-7 2274-1942 2259-6246 9433475309 9681012500 Prem. N. Kalla Santosh Kr. Vyas Voluntary Services to the Pilgrim
64 Sree Shivshakti Seva Samity, 19, Panchu Dhobani Lane, (Singhee Bagan), Kolkata-7 2273-7445
9831015202
Dinesh Kr. Singhania Free Shelter, Free Food, etc.
65 Shree Shyam Prem Mondal, (Kathgola), Calcutta, 2 Jorabagan Street, Kolkata-8 2259-5106
9830229375 9830137311
P.L. Bhaniramka Free Shelter, Food to the Pilgrims, Lost & Found, Ambulance.
66 South 24 Parganas Press Club, (NAB), Alipore, Kolkata-27 9433503960
32926960
Anil Kundu Medical facility for the pilgrims
67 Shree Rani Satiji Prachar Samity, 20B, Raja Brojendra Narayan, Street, Kolkata-70 2270-3227
9830399453 9830096437
Bhudarmal Suraj Free distribution of different food items, drinking water, etc.
68 Shri Shri Nigamananda Charitable Dispensary, Assam Bangiya Sarswat Math, P.O. Halisahar, North 24 Parganas, Pin- 743134 25858167 Dr. Swami Saraswati Medical Assistance
69 Subho Prayash, 53/52, R.N. Guha Road, Kolkata-28 2251-5081
9433081125
Tridip Kr. Chowdhury Awareness
70 Sundarban Mahila Seva Samity, Rudranagar, Sagar, South 24 Parganas 953210-242893 Prabhanjan Mondal Temple Duty
71 Sundarban Rural Medical Doctor’s Welfare Association, Harishpur, Gosaba, South 24 Parganas. 9836711608 9830618994 Dr. Gourhari Mondal Medical Facility
72 Sundarban Seva Samity, Rudranagar, Sagar, South 24 Parganas 953210-242893 Prabhanjan Mondal Temple Duty
73 Tagore Society for Rural Development Sagar Project, 46B, Arabindo Sarani, Kolkata-5 9800391613 9433379948 Bibhanshu Paul First Aid & Social Service

By  arrangements with Upananda Brahmachari Ji now at Gangasagar. 

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We should observe1st January as Kalpataru Diwas not as New Year’s Day.

Posted by hinduexistence on January 2, 2012

Observe 1st  January as the Day of Sri Ramakrishna’s Self Revelation – Kalpataru Diwas. Must not a meaningless New Years day to us.

~Upananda Brahmachari.

Bharat Mata, the only deity awaken to us - Swami Vivekananda.

The celebration of 1st January as a D-day (New Years Day) under Christian calendar is nothing but a sign of cultural slavery. The Christians through its English and Portuguese regime over 200 years put havoc upon our religion, culture, economy, self-respect and society as a whole. But still we celebrate 1st January in a very un-meaningful way which gives us only cultural pollution. Nothing more than that. But it can be observed in the way celebrating Kalpataru Diwas, which has a greater and un-doubtful significance upon us

Kalpataru Day also called Kalpataru Diwas or Kalpataru Utsav is an annual religious festival observed by monks of the Ramakrishna Math monastic order of Hinduism and lay followers of the associated Ramakrishna Mission, as well as the worldwide Vedanta Societies. These organizations follow the teachings of Ramakrishna, the 19th century Indian mystic and figure in the Hindu Renaissance.

The event commemorates the day on January 1, 1886 when his followers believe that Ramakrishna revealed himself to be an Avatar, or God incarnate on earth in the Cossipur Uddyan Vati where Bhagavan Ramakrishna was sheltered for a peaceful and better arrangements in His last phase of the treatment of his throat cancer. On this very day a unique miracle was happened in front of some of His fortunate disciples for the ultimate affirmation of His Good-hood.

One disciple, Ramachandra Dutta, explained that Ramakrishna had, in effect become Kalpataru (also called Kalpavriksha), the “wish-fulfilling tree” of Sanskrit literature and Hindu mythology. Dutta named the commemoration of this mystical event “Kalpataru Day” as a result. This event “carried meanings and memories of cosmic import for the disciples” and also prepared them for Ramakrishna’s death”,which occurred only a few months later, on August 16, 1886.

JANUARY 1st: THE DAY OF SRI RAMAKRISHNA’S SELF-REVELATION.

“‘I shall make the whole thing public before I go,’ the Master has said some time before. On January 1, 1886, he felt better and came down to the garden for a little stroll. It was about three o’clock in the afternoon. Some thirty lay disciples were in the hall or sitting about under the trees. Sri Ramakrishna said to Girish (Ghosh), ‘Well Girish, what have you seen in me, that you proclaim me before everybody as an Incarnation of God?’ Girish was not the man to be taken by surprise. He knelt before the Master and said with folded hands, ‘What can an insignificant person like myself say about the One whose glory even sages like Vyasa and Valmiki could not adequately measure?’ The Master was profoundly moved. He said: ‘What more shall I say? I bless you all. Be illumined!’* He fell into a spiritual mood. Hearing these words the devotees, one and all, became overwhelmed with emotion. They rushed to him and fell at his feet. He touched them all, and each received an appropriate benediction. Each of them, at the touch of the Master, experienced ineffable bliss. Some laughed, some wept, some sat down to meditate, some began to pray. Some saw light, some had visions of their Chosen Ideals, and some felt within their bodies the rush of spiritual power.”

[*Tomader ki ar boli ? Ami tomader sakalke ashirvad kori. Tomader sakaler Chaitanya hok !]

From the Introduction to THE GOSPEL OF SRI RAMAKRISHNA,
by Swami Nikhilananda

“Those words of profound blessing, untouched by the slightest tinge of selfishness, directly entered the devotees’ hearts where they raised high billows of bliss. They forgot time and space, forgot the disease of the Master and forgot their previous determination not to touch him till he recovered, and had the immediate feeling that sympathizing with their misery, and heart overflowing with compassion, had come down to them from heaven and called them affectionately to Him for protection, like a mother sheltering her children against all ills.”

From SRI RAMAKRISHNA, THE GREAT MASTER
by Swami Saradananda

Devotees assembled on Kalpataru Diwas (GarbhaMandir Photographs)@Cossipore Uddan Bati on 01-01-2012

Actually Swami Vivekananda believed that Bhagaban Ramakrishna Parmhansh came to this world to save Hindu Dharma, when Hindus had already faced drastically an ethnic cleansing from 60 crore to a meager figure of 20 crore by the onslaught of barbaric Islam from the beginning of Islamic invasion in India and 2 crore of Hindus were converted to Christianity as accounted by Swamiji at the time of writing the Constitution of Belur Sri Ramakrishna Math in 1897.

Swami Vivekananda actually founded Ramakrishna Math and Mission with a missionary zeal to protect Hindu Society through freedom and revolution. Swamiji wanted to convert Muslims and Christians as patriot and the followers of Bharat Samskriti (Culture). He wanted a Social Change on the basis of Bharatiya concept of emancipation. Swamiji perfectly believed that Bhagaban Ramakrishna was incarnated as a savior of Hindu people from the onslaught of Islamic barbarism and Christian Conspiracy of Conversion. Obviously, Bhagaban Ramakrishna was his Master in all respect. And hence, we should observe 1st January as Kalpataru Day to protect our Dharma and Samskriti and must not celebrate 1st January as our Happy New Year !!

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Shubh Nabratri Samapan & Dussera !! Jai Sri Ram !!!

Posted by hinduexistence on October 6, 2011

 आपणा सर्वाना विजया दशमीच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा….. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­­!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

आपको और पुरे परिवार को विजय दशमी मंगल कामनाएं.. जय श्री राम ! दुर्गा माई की जय ! हर हर महादेव ! भारत माता की जय !  वन्दे मातरम!! 

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Hindu Power Worship in Navratri & Durga Pooja World Wide. Power Wishes to Every Sikh, Sanatani & Hindus.

Posted by hinduexistence on October 1, 2011

The adoration of Mahashakti in Navarti  divulges the way to remove all evils and inertia.

Durga Puja in Belur Muth

Hindu Existence Desk Kolkata : Amidst vedic chants and religious hymns, devotees worlwide thronged the, Shakti Peethas,  temples, holy shrines as Navratri – the nine-day festival dedicated to Goddess Durga – began Wednesday the 28th Sept, 2011.

Eager to offer coconuts, ‘chunris’, bangles, vermilion and other religious items, devotees in serpentine queues were seen waiting for their turn outside the temples to seek the deity’s blessings.

“It is believed the devotees who pray and fast during the auspicious occasion are blessed by the divine mother,” Dev Narayan Shastri, a priest at the Lucknow Kalibari temple in Uttar Pardesh, India, told reporters.

Besides the Kalibari temple in Chowk locality, a heavy rush of devotees was also witnessed at Maa Chaturbhuji temple in Gosainganj, Bhagwati temple in Aliganj and Chandrika Devi temple in Bakshi ka talab – situated on the outskirts of the city of Lucknow.

“Prayers during Navratra hold special significance as they are answered by the Goddess Durga if offered with a true heart,” said a devotee Satyadev Mishra.

Devotees thronged in front a Temple in Navrati.

The nine nights of the festival are devoted to the reverence of the nine aspects of the divine mother.

Navratri the festival dedicated to the Goddess Durga started from today with absolute devotion and bliss. With the sthapana starts the nine days of fasting and prayers dedicated to the nine forms of Goddess of Power.

The temples have been preparing for this festival from last so many days and today at the auspicious time ‘mahurat’ ghat sthapana took place and wheat seeds were kept for germination. These germinated seeds will be immersed in the water at the end of the festival. However, different communities practice different rituals to offer their tribute to Maa Shakti (Goddess of Supreme Power).

On one hand religious people adhere to strict rules, regular visit to temples and austere life during these days; the youth on the other hand remains busy with preparation of garba-dandiya in the day and enjoying it at night.

The most beautiful Navratri celebration of Udaipur (Rajasthan India) at Sutharwara has also observed a grand beginning of the 9 day festival. It started with a magnificent dance performance by artists of Jasol village of Barmer which has enthralled the spectators.

A large number of firecrackers were busted just before the Maha Aarti took place on the 50 feet high stage where the idol of Goddess Amba is placed. “Nearly 5000 devotees visit this place every day,” says Tulsiram Mali, President of Sutharwara Mitra Mandal.

Since early this morning, large number of devotees visited various temples of Udaipur including, Neemuch Mata, Ambamata, Karni Mata, Avri Mata and Sukhdevi Mata Temples all in Rajasthan.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday reviewed security arrangements in and around the cave shrine of Mata Vaishnodevi ahead of the  commencement of Navratri festival. Vaishnodevi Mata shrine of the most visited Shakti Peeth is likely to draw  thousands and  lakhs of devotees these days around Navratri.

In Indore in Madhyapradesh Several religious processions were taken out in various parts of the city on occasion of ‘ghat sthapna’. ‘Kalash and chunri yatras’ were taken out under patronage of various groups. Special arrangements have been made at ‘devi’ temples like Bjiasan where CCTV cameras have been installed and police and BSF guards will be posted.
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In most regions of Gujarat, aarti of Goddess Amba precedes garba, thus setting devotion to the goddess as the common aim of the participants. Through the aarti, all participants pursue, consciously or subconsciously, a common goal for the well-being of the whole society. Their thirst for power is channelised and focused into the worship of Shakti, which is power for the common good. This is the first step towards restoration of social health. The sense of separateness must be replaced by the sense of community if Goddess Amba as Shakti the healer is to work for the whole society.
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Navratri at Balaji Tirupati.

While aarti reminds participants of the real objective of garba, the distribution of prasadam at the end symbolises the food that is produced as a fruit of the effort of all members of society.

InVadodara and Rajkot and in other cities in Gujrat people dance traditional garba for hours together.

With Navratri beginning on 28-09-2011, Wednesday preparations for Durga Pooja are also in full swing. Widely celebrated in West Bengal, Durga Pooja marks the arrival of Goddess Durga at her father’s place.

The city will see several decorated mandals bearing the idol of Goddess Durga. There will be pandals in Vastrapur, Maninagar, Chandkheda and Sabarmati, among other areas in Gujrat. She will be worshipped for five days beginning from October 1. The last day of Durga Pooja is also celebrated as Vijayadashami (10th day of victory).

Traditional Garba and Dandiya Dances are fully dedicated to Devi Maa.

Speaking  about the festival, general secretary of Bengal Cultural Association (Ahmedabad), KD Adhikari said, “We are having a huge mandal in Vastrapur at AES ground. This is our 74th year of celebration in Ahmedabad, the oldest by any association of Gujarat to celebrate Durga Pooja.”

Hundreds of devotees thronged the Jhandewala Temple to worship Goddess Durga, as the nine-day long Navratri festival boosted the energy of festivity in the capital city of Delhi in India.

The festival is celebrated with much enthusiasm and devotees often fast for all nine days.

Reminiscent of other temples dedicated to the Goddess, ‘Navaratri’ is the special event that is celebrated with full fervor at Mahalakshmi Temple in Mumbai Maharashtra. During the gala time of ‘Navratri’, the temple is decorated from the top to bottom. Devotees from far and near come to pay their homage to the Goddess. Even they don’t mind standing in long queues to have a glimpse of Goddess Mahalakshmi at this time. In this Temple Maha Laxmi, Maha Saraswati and Maha Kali are worshiped with top most veneration and strict rituals.
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Dandiya at Bhubaneswar, Orissa.

In Bengal, both in West Bengal & Bangladesh and in Tripura & Assam and obviously in all places  where ever the Bengali Hindus live; they observe the five days Durgotsav as their biggest festival in the whole year as a religious and cultural part of their life. Kolkata the capital city of Paschimbanga (West Bengal) more than 1250 Pooja committees are trying hard to present their best to observe the most lovable celebration of Bengali Hindus with all colors and grandeur. In Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh 196 Poojas are arranged this year with all devotion of largest minority  Hindus out side India.

In the Northern East India, news of Durga Pooja comes in with all enthusiasm from Agartala, Kailashara of Tripura and Guwahati, Kacchar, Dibrugarh and other places of Assam along with the possible arrangements in Shillong in Meghalaya and Imphal in Manipur.

A special programme of Navratri including Pooja, Havan, other rituals including the discourses on spirituality is goning on in the international center of Art of Living in Bangalore, India.

To mark the celebration of Navratri, as West Bengal celebrates ‘Durga Pooja’, Gujaratis ‘Dandiya’; Amritsar in Punjab celebrates Langoorwala Mela dedicated to Lord Hanuman.

Hindu-Sikh devotees also pay obeisance in large number at Durgiana Temple during Navratri festival in the northern Indian city of Amritsar.

Although this festival is not so prominent amongst the Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh in his magnus opus ‘The Dasam Granth’ narrates three separate compositions in grace of Mother Durga – ‘Chandi di Var’ in Punjabi, ‘Chandi Charitra 1 and Chandi Charitra 2′ in Braj. (kanwal). Many pious Sikhs usually complete the full reading of Dasam Granth with an emphasis upon Chandi Charitra accordance to the Sikh heritage.

Navratri and Durga Pooja conclude on Dussehra.

Actually from Gauhati to Gandhinagar and Jammu to Rameswaram , the whole Bharat is overwhelmed with Durga Pooja and Navratri.

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On the other hand the NRI Hindus are also very much engrossed with the fervor of the festivity and  devotion for a Navaratri and Durga Puja in abroad also. News came in from UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, Sweden, Fiji, Malaysia and other places for a Grand Celebrations of Shakti Aradhana and Utsav.
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The news of celebration of nine nights came in as the Indo American Cultural Foundation of Central New Jersey would present multiple events at South Brunswick High School and Crossroads South Middle School.
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Sri Shubhamoy Das an expert commentator on Hinduism in about dot com gives us a very special feature about  Top 36 Durga Pujas Around the World that may help us certainly to give us an essence of Hindu Life overseas India.
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The nine-day festival is mostly celebrated on a larger scale at Sialkot and Rawalpindi in Punjab while a large Hindu population commemorates it in Sindh in Pakistan. But due to the small number of Hindus in Lahore, the festival was not held on a large scale basis, especially because most of it was held within homes.
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The whole world is now seeing the way of worship of Mother Power by Hindus and Roots in India. Jai Mata Di. Durga Mai Ki Jai.
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HINDU EXISTENCE FAMILY WISH A VERY POWERFUL AND PROSPEROUS NAVRATI & DURGA POOJA TO EVERY BODY.

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Courtesy : All Sources | About dot Com | Subhamoy Das.

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The ensuing Durga Puja in Bangladesh may grossly be violated by the Islamists.

Posted by hinduexistence on September 27, 2011


Protesting Puja Committee members in front of the wrecked image of Goddess Durga under construction. in Dinajpur. BD NF Photo.

The members of the Hindu community in Bandarban town form a human chain on Monday protesting against the misdeed of some miscreants who damaged the clay image of goddess Durga in the district recently. BD Sun Photo

BD minority Hindus are denied Religious Rights in their largest festival.

The damages of deities are gross in nature. Islamists in Bangladesh are die hard to protest the rituals of infidels.

HE Desk from Dhaka :  Within some moments the final call for the greatest  event in Bengali Social Religious life is to rent the air through “Mahalaya”. But in various places in Bangladesh minority Hindus are anxious about their fate to observe the Durga Puja in peace or not.

Reports came in our desk about putting the strong hurdles to organize Durga Puja by not providing facilities to the puja committees along with state sponsored (?) hooliganism in a Islamic state by destroying Durga Images under construction/installation in the puja pandals in many parts of Bangladesh even under a so called ‘minority friend’ Awami League Govt. in Bangladesh at present.

When thousands of atrocities on Bengali Hindu population in Bangladesh have already been reported and harrowing experiences prove that these barbarities reach new heights during the days of Durga Puja, every year and there is no exception this year too. According to fresh reports, at least six deities, meant for the upcoming Durga Puja, have been desecrated and destroyed by Islamic fundamentalists in Banuria of Kaliganj in Jenaidaha, Alikadam, Bandarban, Birol, Birampur etc. in Bangladesh and the office bearers of the Puja Committee are also fatally injured in some places. Only two Muslim miscreants, in connection with these cases, have been arrested so far.

The clippings of the reports run below as heart rendering :

One Image of Durga, other deities damaged

Jhenaidh| 25th  Sept. 2011: A group of unidentified miscreants damaged some images of deities at a puja mandap in Banuria village under Kaliganj upazila of Jhenidah district in the early hours of Friday.

Parimal Kumar, a member of the Puja Udjapan Committee and inhabitant of the village, said they had gone home after holding a meeting here Thursday midnight.

They found some damaged images of deities, including Ganesh and Laxmi.

Besides, one hand of the tiger’s image was also found detached from its body.

He also added that the heinous incident had taken place just nine days ahead of the Durga Puja, the greatest religious festival of the Hindus.

If they failed to manage any artisan to repair the damaged images in time, they would not be able to celebrate the puja this year.

Vijan Kumar Das, president of the Puja Udjapan Committee, told daily sun that he had heard of the incident.

But, he could not yet visit the spot as he was staying outside.

Anjumanara Begum, UNO of Kaliganj upazila, said on information she had visited the spot.

Two Durga idols wrecked in Dinajpur

Dinajpur || 23rd Sept. 2011 || Unidentified miscreants wrecked two idols of Durga in two upazilas of Dinajpur district on Thursday night, a few days ahead of the biggest festival of the Hindu community.

The four-day Durga puja starts on October 2.

The incidents took place at Paikpara village under Birol upazila and Deior Salghoria village under Birampur upzila.

Dinajpur police super Moinul Islam confirmed the sacrilege and said the police had started investigations into the incidents.

He said the police already arrested a man in Birol on suspicion of his involvement in the crime.

Parimal Chakrabarty, a leader of the Dinajpur district Puja Udjapon Parishad, expressed his concern at the incidents and called on the district administration to step up security at the Hindu temples.

Three Images of Durga broken in Bandarban

Bandarban | 20th Sept. 2011: Some miscreants broke three images of goddess Durga at a temple at Vorir Muk under Alikadam upazila of Bandarban district Sunday night.

The images were built in preparation for celebrating the upcoming Durga Puja, the largest religious festival of the Hindus.

The temple authority said a gang of miscreants numbering 8-10 had come to the temple and suddenly attacked them with sticks and sharp weapons while they had been in a meeting on the temple premises and stabbed three people. They had also broken the three images.

One of the critically injured, Monomohan Karmokar, president of the temple authority, was admitted to Alikadam Upazila Health Complex.

Md Iqbal, officer-in-charge of Alikadam police station, said on information they had rushed to the spot and nabbed one Abul Kalam in this connection at night.

Deputy Commissioner Mizanur Rahman, Police Super Kamrul Hasan and Bandarban Puja Udjapan Parishad leaders visited the spot Monday morning.

A case was filed in this connection.

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An artisan is trying to repair the broken hand of the clay image of Goddess Durga as some unidentified miscreants damaged it at a temple in Khulna city on Friday. [focus bangla photo, Daily Sun

Three other incidents of  breaking the Durga Idol by Muslims fundamentalists  just came into this end : ~~

1. Place : village – Simulia, Sadar Upazila – Jhalkathi.  Dist. Adminstrator Mr. Ashok Biswas confirmed the attack. Police Super Mohammad Mozid Ali inspected the place of occurance.

2. Place : Rajsahi, Tanore Municipality. In the area of Samaspur, Durga Image was desecrated  in the Hari Temple puja site. The 4 images (clay idols) of  Goddess Lakshi (2),  Goddess Saraswati (1), and Lord Kartick (1) were destroyed in the night time. The main culprit and the perpetrator is one Iskamil Mridha as revealed. Intensive police posting is ordered by the authority to maintain the peace. The Secretary of the Hari Mandir Durgotsav Committee has filed a case against 15 Muslim miscreants so far.

3.  Durga Image destroyed in Khulna reports Daily Sun on 17th Sept 2011.

4. It is in the air that Hindus of Coxbazar are likely to boycott the Durga Puja this year to protest over hard regulation and persecution upon them.

The artisans are engaged in repairing the clay image of Goddess Durga as some unidentified miscreants damaged it at a temple in Khulna city on Friday on 16/09/2011.

DUET Islamists always try to put troubles to the Hindu Students in many ways.

Post Script :

Fresh violence was occurred in the DUET (Dahaka University of Enginnering and Technology) at Gazipur between the Muslims and the Hindu Student, when the later group was demonstrating in a road blockade in Dhaka-Gazipur-Shimultali Road after the Durga Mandop (Temporary installation house of the deity) was completely razed to ground by a Muslim group comprising 30-35 heads.

Sri Mridulkanti Das, Secretary  of ‘Vani Archna Samsad’  unit (i.e. the socio clutural observation furom for Sanatanis/Hindus) of the university conveyed that the respective administration had given the written permission to the Hindu students to perform the Durga Puja but a strong group of the Jamatees in the DUET students always propagate Islam in the university and put impediment to conduct any function of the Hindus in DUET and other UET campus as their anti-infidel agenda.

The General Hindu Students Union Of Dhaka University of Engineering and Technology, Gazipur (DUET) are now demanding a Permanent Hindu Temple in the DUET Campus. Already Muslims have managed their own fund by giving personal donation of each Hindu student. But the university Authority and some Muslim student have protested to make a permanent Hindu temple in the Campus. General Hindu studentas claimed “there is a three storied artistic Mosque but whenever we are trying to build a Hindu Temple by our own fund authority and some Muslim students are making obstacles even providing threat to stop the work of construction including Durga Puja.” It is the matter of regret that there are huge Hindu Students are reading in The DUET but they have no permanent Temple in the campus. The General Hindu Students are afraid, many Hindu Student are still confined in the campus. All Conscientious people should support them and raise voice against this discrimination as appealed by the Hindu Student Union in their flyer distrubuted at the time of agitation.

The whole matter is now intervened by Prof. Dr. Abu Nayeem Sheikh, in-charge of students’ welfare committee  and Prof. Abul Kasheem, Dean of Computer Deptt. of DUET. Policed reached the place to maintain the law and order as reported.

Despite of these menace tantamount to the minority Hindus in Bangladesh, the Home Minister in Bangladesh Sahara Khatun briefed the press that this year has the landmark to conduct 28000 pujas against the 27000 pujas held last year. Even she gave a statistics to increase of three puja mandops (pandals) this year in the capital of Dhaka touching the figure of 196 against last year’s 193 so far. The Minister reiterated the ‘peaceful’ and ‘no problem’ observance of Durga pujas under the instructed and designated Puja Samanoy Samity (Puja Coordination Committee) headed by District Magistrate in every districts to look after his jurisdiction.

But these pro Islamists never raise that glorious days of Bangladesh Hindus, when once only Dhaka was overwhelmed with more than 300 Durga pujas on her own with a celebration of 50000 Durga pujas with the periphery of today’s bangladesh some 60 years back. But it is encouraging that the various Hindu minority forums are struggling hard to protect their religious rights and continue the Hindu rituals and celebrations through many hardships in an Islamic State of Bangladesh.

So far  73 Puja  Mandops are declared as vulnerable  in the face   of attacks of the fanatic Muslims upon the deity or the   Hindu devotees engagaged in Durga Puja. This report has been published in  daily Jugantor    dated  28th Sept, 2011 within a report  ”প্রতিমা তৈরিতে ব্যস্ত সময় কাটছে শিল্পীদের” . But it is nothing but a tip of dangerous ice-berg that silently destroy the Hindu Minority Rights in Bangladesh. Actually thousands of Durgapuja are violated in  Bangladesh every year by the majority Muslims there.                                          …….                              

 Courtesy: Daily  Sun | News First | Kaler Kantha | Daily Jugantor | R Dasgupta.

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World’s tallest Shiva at Murudeshwara Temple, Karnataka, Bharat (India).

Posted by hinduexistence on September 23, 2011

 

Murudeshwara Shiva Temple

~ by M. Nandakumar
 
Murudeshwara temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, lies in the holy beach town in the Bhatkal Taluk of Uttara Kannada district in the state of Karnataka, India. Situated between the Honnavar and Bhatkal town(about 12kms) The statue of Shiva here is the world’s tallest (as claimed) and it lies on the coast of the Arabian Sea.
The Statue of Shiva with Ravana handing Atma Linga to Bramhin boy(Lord Ganesha)
 
History
The name “Murudeshwara” means Shiva or Eeshwara. The significance of this holy town dates to the time of Ramayana. By penance dedicated to the AtmaLinga, the divine Lingam of Shiva procures invincibility and immortality to the Hindu Gods. Ravana, the Lanka King worshipped Shiva with devotion to attain immortality by obtaining the AtmaLinga. Lord Shiva appeared before Ravana and asked him what he wanted. By this time Lord Vishnu to change Ravana’s mind on behest of Narada. As a result of this plot, Ravana asks for Goddess Parvathi, and Lord Shiva offers him.
On his way back to Lanka Narada tricks Ravana that the real Parvathi was in Pathala. So Ravana lets off Parvathi and went to Pathala and marries a king’s daughter thinking that she was Parvathi. When he returns back to Lanka his mother then asks for linga. Ravana knowing that he was tricked is angry with Vishnu and meditates to please Lord Shiva.
Lord Shiva appears and Ravana asks for His forgiveness. And this time, Ravana requests the AtmaLinga as his boon. Lord Shiva agreed to give him the boon with a condition that it should never be placed on the ground. It is believed that the AtmaLinga was ever placed on the ground, all the powers would return to Lord Shiva again. Having obtained his boon, Ravana started back on his journey to Lanka.
Sage Narada, realised that with the AtmaLinga, Ravana may obtain immortality and create havoc on earth, approached the Lord Ganesh to help him. As Ravana was nearing Gokarna, Lord Vishnu blocked the sun to make it appear as dusk. Ravana now had to perform his evening rituals but was worried because with the AtmaLinga in his hands, he would not be able to do his rituals. At this time, Lord Ganesh, disguised as a Brahmin boy came near him.
Ravana requested him to hold the AtmaLinga until he performed his puja, and told him not to place it on the ground. Ganesh struck a deal with him saying that he would call Ravana thrice, and if Ravana did not return within that time, he would place the AtmaLinga on the ground.As predicted, before Ravana could return after completing his rituals, Ganesh had already placed the AtmaLinga on the ground. Vishnu then removed his illusion and it was daylight again.
Ravana got really angry that he was tricked and tried to uproot the AtmaLinga and destroy it but could not. In a fit of rage he threw the case covering it to a place called Sajjeshwara, 23 miles away. Then he threw the lid of the case to a placed called Guneshwara (now Gunavanthe)and Dhareshwara, 10-12 miles away. Finally, he threw the cloth covering the AtmaLinga to a placed called Mrideshwara in Kanduka-Giri (Kanduka Hill). Mrideshwara has been renamed to Murudeshwara.
At Murudeshwar: Saint Bhagiratha awaits as Goddess Ganga lands on Lord Shiva’s Jata (locks of hair) from Heaven.
 

Murudeshwara Temple and Raja Gopura : This temple is built on the Kanduka Hill which is surrounded on three sides by the waters of the Arabian Sea. It is a temple dedicated to the Lord Shiva, and a 20-storied Gopura is being constructed on the temple. Two life-size elephants in concrete stand guard at the steps leading to the temple. The entire temple and temple complex, including the 249 feet tall Raja Gopura, which is considered the tallest gopura in the world, was constructed to its present form by businessman and philanthropist Mr R N Shetty.

Murudeshwara Fort :
 A fort present behind the temple is said to have been renovated by Tipu Sultan. including the 249 feet tall Raja Gopura, which is considered the tallest gopura in the world, was constructed to its present form by businessman and philanthropist Mr R N Shetty.

The Beach :
 One can relax on the pristine sands, swimming, water sportsand boating can be enjoyed. One can take a long walk or trek along beach line. Handicraft articles made of special type of grass is unique and worth shopping.
Best time to Visit: November to February.

How to reach: From Bangalore take the NH-206 to reach Honnavar and then take NH-17 to reach Murudeshwara. From Mumbai and Mangalore one has to take the National Highway NH-17 between the towns of Honnavar and Bhatkal
Nearest Road : From Bangalore 455 km, from Mangalore 165kms.
Nearest Railway Station : Murudeshwara station lies on the Konkan Railway. Some trains from Mumbai and Mangalore stop here. To reach from Bangalore on has to take train to Bhatkal station.
Nearest Airport : Mangalore International Airport, 165 km away. Hubli and Panaji airports are other alternatives.
 
World’s tallest Shiva at Murudeshwara as claimed. Come to Resurgent Hindu Bharat. See an unique Contemporary creation in an Old Hindu heritage Place upon an Islamic ruin with a tremendous zeal and great devotion. This is Murudeshwara Shiva Temple, Karnataka, Bharat (India). Everywhere Hindus should start renovation of old Hindu Heritage sites and start reformation of Hindu Samaj through temple centric daily Samuhik Sadhna (mass prayers, three times a day with a prayer call for 3 minutes with loud speaker), Seva (services) and Samgathana (organization).  Hari Om ! Namah Shivay !!                                                                ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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