Articles tagged as Chowpatty

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  ISKCON Desire Tree Celebrates 17 Years of Serving the Vaishnavas

  On Nityananda Trayodasi in 2002, when Internet in India was still very poor and it took three to five minutes to download a 10MB file, Vaishnava Seva started his first website, iskcondesiretree.com.

• Prerna Youth Festival | Highlights | When Good Fortune Arises - ISKCON Chowpatty
• Marvelous Mridanga Performance by Young Players of ISKCON Mumbai

  Mridanga (shri khol) performance on the occasion of Bramhostav of Sri Sri Radhagopinath ji (ISKCON Chowpatty) on 17th July 2016. Perfroming Artists: Bhakta Hiren Roz, Shyam Ishwara Dasa, and Bhakta Nitin Jadav

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  ISKCON Chowpatty Organizes Global Indian Entrepreneur 2014 Contest

  More than 200 young minds from all over India participated in the GIE Contest each with their individual business modules focussing on 'Green Technology for Sustainable Future', 'Technology Solutions for Rural India', 'Thinking on Global ideas Using Local Infrastructure' and project based on 'Skill development for Underprivileged'.

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  Children’s Picnic At Govardhan Eco-Village, Wada, India
  The Gopal’s Fun School serves as an introduction to Krishna-consciousness for the children in various local areas in Mumbai and Thane. In order to give the children a glimpse into Vedic lifestyle and culture, they were taken to GEV which is a farm community spread over a scenic landscape of 60 acres at Wada near Mumbai, India.
• Wellness Workshop Held for ISKCON Monks

  Fitness expert Mickey Mehta conducted a wellness workshop for around 40 monks of the ISKCON Chowpatty (Mumbai) temple on Tuesday.

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  Mumbai's Bhaktin Radhika Breaks Book Distribution Records
  Bhaktin Radhika Mehta is an enigma. Since she began in 2007, she has distributed 228,016 of Srila Prabhupada’s books—nearly a quarter of a million. According to the World Sankirtan Newsletter, in five years, she has given out more books than any other female distributor since 1982.
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  Medical Volunteers Restore Vision in Barsana
  Every year since 2002, Bhaktivedanta Hospital has conducted the Barsana Eye Camp to service the thousands of poverty-stricken villagers who cannot see due to cataracts in one or both eyes.