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By Padasevan Bhakta Das 

ISKCON Gurugram increased the number of yatras in its Rath Yatra Carnival from eleven to twenty-five this year. These were held across Gurugram from July 15th to 25th. Each Rath Yatra featured devotional dancing, kirtan, dramas, and large-scale distribution of sanctified food (prasadam), creating an atmosphere of spiritual joy and celebration throughout the city. The Rath Yatra Carnival gave people from all walks of life—children, young adults, and senior citizens—with w

By Padasevan Bhakta Das

ISKCON Gurugram increased the number of yatras in its Rath Yatra Carnival from eleven to twenty-five this year. These were held across Gurugram from 15th to 25th July. Each Rath Yatra was filled with devotional dancing, kirtan, dramas, and the large-scale distribution of sanctified food (prasadam), creating an atmosphere of spiritual joy and celebration throughout the city.

The Rath Yatra Carnival provided people from all walks of life—children, young adults, and senior c

Radhika and her mother Mani-Karuna Devi Dasi perform alongside the Vraja Beats Rock Band.

Radhika Keshari, born into a Krishna-conscious family,  spontaneously absorbed devotional practices from a young age. The now 17-year-old remarked, “I’ve been surrounded by devotees all my life because my parents embraced Krishna consciousness before I was born.” Her early exposure to kirtan and bhajans laid a strong foundation for her creative service.

During an interview with ISKCON News, Radhika recall

By Padasevan Bhakta Das

Residents of Gurugram, the IT capital of India, recently had a unique opportunity to experience and immerse themselves in devotional culture. From July 6th to 15th, eleven Rathayatras were organized in different parts of Gurugram. Scores of people from all age groups and different strata of society participated in the festival. 

Gurugram is considered the IT Capital of India and is home to 250 of the Fortune 500 companies. Most people living here are corporate employees

ISKCON Gurugram Temple near Badshahpur, on Sohna Road, hosted their inauguration this weekend. The grand ceremony took place from 26th to 27th November. Haryana Governor, Sri Bandaru Dattatreya, was present as the Chief Guest at the event. As well as many ISKCON GBC leaders such as Gopal Krishna Goswami, and Bhakti Bringa Govinda Swami.

ISKCON Gurugram Temple near Badshahpur , on Sohna Road is gearing up for inauguration. The grand ceremony will take place from 26th to 27th November. Haryana Governor, Sri Bandaru Dattatreya, will be Chief Guest at the event. There will also be the presence of ISKCON GBC Leaders – HH Gopal Krishna Goswami, HH Loknath Swami, and HH Bhakti Bringa Govinda Swami from the US.
This temple is situated at just a 30 minute drive from the Delhi International Airport.

This complex was donated by ‘Acharya

Rambhadra Das, President of ISKCON Gurugram was invited to speak at the “Faculty Development Program” at Ambedkar University Delhi. The University, though only in the 15th year of its establishment, is already one of the top-ranked in India. Making in the top 150 ranked Universities in such a short span. It is renowned for its focus on innovation and research.  

Read more: https://iskconnews.org/iskcon-gurugram-invited-to-speak-at-delhi-university/