Events
Events Calendar
All timings are for guidance only
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Mahashivratri
Friday 8 March 2024
Temple will open from 9 am will remain open through out the day and
night
8 to 10pm - Samuhik Rudrabhishek
Temple will remain open all night for 4 prahar puja
To take part in Rudrabhishek please book your name with Panditji
with £21 donation
Bhojan Prasad from 7 to 9pm
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Mothers Day and Women's Day
Saturday 9 March 2024
7pm onwards
Dance - Music - Mehndi - Games - Food
Children Welcome
To register please message Sarika on 07885550985
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Mata ki Chawnki
Saturday 16 March 2024
3pm to 6pm Mata ki Chawnki
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Annual General Meeting
Saturday 23 March 2024
7pm to 8pm Registration of Vedic Society members and Dinner
8pm AGM starts
9:30pm Vote of Thanks
N.B. Only fully paid up Vedic Society members can attend the meeting
AGM Invitation
Vedic Society Code of Conduct
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Holi
Sunday 24 March 2024
6:30pm Aarti
7:15pm Holika Dahan & colours
8:15pm Prasad
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Shree Ram Navami
Tuesday 16 April and Wednesday 17 April 2024
Recitation of Akhand Ramayan over 24 hours
from 11am Tues 16 April to 11am Wed 17 April
Tuesday 16 April 2024
11:00 am - Ramayan recitation starts
1:00 pm - Bhojan
6:30 pm - Aarti
7:00 pm - Bhojan
Temple is open whole night
Wednesday 17 April 2024
11 am - Recitation ends
11 am - Bhajans
12 noon - Shri Ram Pragatya Utsav
12:30 pm - Bhojan
Anyone interested to recite Ram Charit Manas please contact Pandit
ji
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Shree Hanuman Jayanti
Tuesday 23 April 2024
8:15 am to 9am - Shri Hanuman Puja
9am to 6pm - 108 recitation of Hanuman Chalisa
6:30pm to 7pm - Aarti
7pm to 8:30pm - Bhojan Prasad
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Vedic Volunteers
Volunteers are always welcome at the various events throughout the year.
Please contact Pujariji Shri Riteshkumar Bhatt, the Temple Pujari 023 8063 2275 or
Vedic Society Secretary:
secretary@vedicsociety.com
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Page last updated
10 March 2024
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