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Udupi: Sri Ramachandra Aras to be Successor of Sri Raghumanyateerta Swami

  •   Wed, Mar 11 2009 07:16:22 AM

Udupi: Sri Ramachandra Aras to be Successor of Sri Raghumanyateerta Swami 
News and Pic by Hemanath Padubidri
Daijiworld Media Network—Udupi (RD/CN) 

Udupi, Mar 11: Twenty-five-year-old Vedic scholar Sri Ramachandra Aras who went through eight years of rigorous study of the ancient Holy Scriptures at Puttige Vidya Peeta, near Hiriadka,  and underwent training in ‘Nyaya Suda Granth’ with Sri Sugunendrateerta Swami of Puttige Math, will be sworn in as successor of Sri Raghumanyateerta Swami of Sri Bheema Setumunivranda Math, Bheemanakatte, Dhoorvasapur, Teertahalli taluk, Shimoga district, in a ceremony scheduled to be held at Sri Krishna Math at 10.40 am on Friday March 13.  

Sri Ramachandra Aras is the second son of Venkatesh and Ahalya Aras, residents of Beejadi, Kundapur, near here.  He will be the 43rd incumbent in the Guru Parampara hierarchy.  

The historical swearing-in ceremony will be attended by Vedic scholars and other dignitaries on Friday morning. 

  

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  • Edwin, Karnataka

    Thu, Mar 12 2009

    Congratulations! And all the best. Hope he is able to talk to the multitudes of nations with a common language - English.

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  • Santhosh Bhandary, Surathkal/Dubai

    Wed, Mar 11 2009

    Why this post is reserved only for the high class hindus ? Why not they train and groom a shudra or dalit for the same post ? What is wrong ? After all all are Hindus ! All worship the same God, all are His creations and are equal in His eyes. Please enlighten me if I am wrong.

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