ऐतिहासिक श्रीगण्डकी कोटिहोममा देवी प्रतिभा जी को पुनः आगमन, सबै भक्तजनहरुले गरे भव्य स्वागत
ऐतिहासिक श्री गण्डकी शत कुण्डीय कोटिहोममा बैशाख ४ गतेदेखि चैतन्य कृष्ण महाराजद्वारा कथा वाचन सुरु।
पोखरास्थित गण्डकी कोटीहोममा प्रशान्त पराङकुश जी महाराजद्वारा वैशाख १९ देखि २६ गतेसम्म कथा वाचन सम्पन्न
दिबन्धु पोख्रेलद्वारा पोखराको प्रसिद्ध गण्डकी कोटीहोममा विशेष साहित्यिक कार्यक्रमअन्तर्गत वैशाख २८ गतेदेखि जेठ ६ गतेसम्म
Storyteller Devi Pratibha bid farewell from Shri Gandaki Kotihom Mahayagya.
Bal Vidushi Anuradha Pandey Bid Farewell from Shri Gandaki Kotihom Mahayagya.
On the 29th of Chaitra, Bal Vidushi Miss Anuradha Pandey began delivering regular Shreemad Bhagavat Katha discourses. Today she was bid farewell in a special program organized at the historic Shri Gandaki Kotihom Mahayagya. Anuradha Pandey, who had been delivering melodious Shreemad Bhagavat Katha discourses for one week on the eve of the Shri Gandaki Kotihom Mahayagya, was honored during …
Devi Pratibha arrived in Nepal with her team to begin 14-day discourses in Pokhara
पोखराको गण्डकी कोटीहोममा सुश्री सुप्रिया माताद्वारा वैशाख १ देखि कथा वाचन जारी
Kotihome Mahayagya 2082- Pokhara
The Kotihome Mahayagya 2082 is a grand religious event scheduled to take place in Pokhara from Baisakh 17 to Jestha 26, 2082 (April–May 2025). Organized by the Manav Sewa Foundation, this sacred ceremony aims to promote spiritual harmony, devotion, and collective well-being.
Cleanup Campaign at Sankata Temple
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Date: 2081 Poush 15 (Monday)
Manav Sewa Foundation Nepal successfully conducted a special cleanup campaign at the historic Sankata Temple premises. This initiative aimed to maintain the cleanliness of the sacred site while promoting environmental awareness in society.
The campaign began at 8:00 AM with the active participation of foundation members, volunteers, local residents, and representatives of various organizations. Participants contributed by collecting and managing waste around the temple premises and its surroundings.
Sankata Temple is a culturally and religiously significant site visited by hundreds of devotees daily. A clean temple not only enhances the experience for visitors but also supports the preservation of heritage.
During the program, the foundation’s president remarked,
“Through our collective effort, we have successfully made Sankata Temple premises clean and beautiful. Such initiatives will instill a sense of responsibility toward cleanliness in society.”
Future Plans
Manav Sewa Foundation plans to continue organizing similar cleanup drives at other public and religious sites in the future.
Clean Nepal, Beautiful Nepal!