The highlight for many came in the Rajangana, where tiny tots dressed as Muddu Krishna stole hearts with their innocence. With peacock feathers, flutes, and butter pots, the children brought alive tales of the young Krishna. Competitions were held across Geetha Mandira, Madhva Mantapa, Ananteshwara temple precinct, and Rajangana, turning the temple town into a canvas of play and devotion.Read More
“Let us walk the path of dharma and strive for the betterment of society, as Sri Krishna taught through the Gita,” he said.Read More
The event began with Sri Sugunendra Tirtha Swamiji, the seer of Paryaya Puttige Matha, and junior seer Sri Sushreendra Tirtha Swamiji flagging off the chariot procession near Geeta MandirRead More
The Swamiji inaugurated a painting competition for children organized by the Public Education Department and Artist Forum under the auspices of the district administration and Kannada and Culture Department. The event was part of the Suvarna Sambhrama celebrations at the Rajangana of Sri Krishna Math.Read More
A majestic procession from Jodukatte to Rathabeedi became a spiritual spectacle, captivating the hearts of thousands of devotees who gathered to witness the divine transition. Read More
Expressing his joy and gratitude for the unbroken bond with Swamiji spanning 40 years, Heggade specifically acknowledged the privilege of serving as the Honorary Chairman of the Paryaya Samithi. Read More
Raghupathi Bhat, the Working President of the Committee, unveiled vehicle stickers.Read More
She underscored the importance of enhancing cleanliness, sanitation, road conditions, water supply, and overall infrastructure to accommodate the anticipated increase in the city's crowd during the celebration.Read More
A Traditional Prelude to Puthige Paryaya, Ensuring Abundant Food for DevoteesRead More
After offering prayers to Sri Chandramauleeshwara, Sri Ananteshwara, Sri Krishna, Mukhyaprana, Sri Madhvacharya and other deities, Baale Muhurtha will be held at 8.20 am at Puthige Matha premises.Read More
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