Mangalore: Brahmashree Narayana Guru Temple Inaugurated at Padil


Mangalore: Brahmashree Narayana Guru Temple Inaugurated at Padil

Pics: Brijesh Garodi
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (BG)

Mangalore, Aug 31: The Brahmashree Narayana Guru Temple was inaugurated at Shivanagar, Alape, Padil on Friday August 31. The temple was built by the Brahmashree Narayana Guruswamy Seva Samiti, Padil.

The temple was inaugurated by former union minister B Janardhan Poojary, accompanied by other dignitaries.

The programme commenced by traditionally lighting the lamp and invoking god's blessings with a prayer song. Those who assisted in the construction of the new Temple were felicitated on the occasion.

The programme was presided over by legislative assembly deputy speaker N Yogish Bhat.

Addressing the gathering, Janardhan Poojary said that urged the devotees to follow the preachings of Sri Narayana Guru in life.

On the Billawa community he said, "A high number of Billawa youngsters are being misguided, and nowadays, compared to other communities, there are more number of Billawa youths joining anti-social groups and ending up in jail. We need to bring them back to mainstream and give them good support and education."

He further added, "Earlier, widows were not allowed to attend auspicious occasions and conduct rituals in temples. But in Kudroli temple we are trying to bring reforms and change this mindset by allowing widows to participate and conduct rituals. I urge everyone to follow the same."

Sri Surya Narayana Temple, Maroli trustee Damodar Nisarga, N Yogish Bhat and corporator Mohan Padil, who is also the president of Billava Seva Samaj, Garodi, spoke on the occasion and thanked everyone who helped in building the temple and also wished them the very best for their future endeavours.

Bhaskar Kotian welcomed, Dinesh Anchan compered and K Chittaranjan proposed the vote of thanks.

Guru puja was held inside the temple soon after the stage programme. 'Annasantharpane' (food serving) was also held later. Devotees and well-wishers were present in large numbers.

The other dignitaries present on the dais were Mohan Padil, MCC member and K Chittaranjan, president, Garodi Temple, Gopal Poojary, managing trustee, Sri Mundittaya Vaidyanatha Temple, Kannur, B Srinivas Shetty, trustee, Sri Mundittaya temple, Kannur, Harikrishna Bantwal, spokesperson, Billawara Mahamandala and Anand Saripalla, president, Nagarika seva and Horata Samiti, Alape.

  

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  • kusuma reni wlson, nellore

    Sun, Sep 02 2012

    Its great that a temple has been built for naarayana guru. Hes a great teacher who was critical in upliftment of downtrodden people in kerala

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  • Sudhakar Thumbay, Thumbay/DUBAI

    Sat, Sep 01 2012

    "CONGRATS" President & All Member's of Brahmashree Narayanaguru Seva Samiti Padil. Nice Article & Photo's.

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  • HB UMESH SHETTY, Mangalore / Kuwait

    Sat, Sep 01 2012

    Ondhe jathi, Ondhe Kula, Ondhe Dheiva,Realay a good message to all human beings from our Narayana Guru Swami.Preethi erali sadhaaa.Jathi vadha beda.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 31 2012

    God bless people of Padil and their family members.........

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