Samiti Events

Seva, carried out in the open.

Medical camps, annadan days, community drives — the programs this Samiti runs itself, through the year, held in the city it belongs to. Anyone who wishes to take part is welcome.

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2026

Next programme

Annadanam

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The Calendar

What is coming up

20Sep2026

Next Programme

Annadanam

20 Sept 2026, 12:00 am

A day of community meal service, where the Samiti prepares and distributes prasad and meals to devotees and those in need as an act of seva.

  1. 18Oct2026

    Blood Donation Camp

    18 Oct 2026, 10:00 am
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    A voluntary blood donation drive hosted at the Samiti premises in partnership with a local hospital, open to all eligible donors.

The Process

How joining a seva day works

Four steps, none of them a form you have to pay to submit.

  1. 1

    Discover

    Read the programmes above — medical camps, annadan days, community drives — and find the one that calls to you.

  2. 2

    Tell us

    Send the form on the programme, or reach us by phone or WhatsApp. There is no ticket to buy and no queue to join.

  3. 3

    Be there

    Come on the day — as a devotee, a volunteer, or a pair of hands. Every role in a seva day is the same offering.

  4. 4

    It continues

    What is given on the day keeps the next one possible. Nothing here is a one-off; the calendar simply carries on.

Evening aarti on the ghats at Kashi

The same lamp, carried outward

Kashi, every day of the year

Our Purpose

Why the Samiti keeps a calendar at all.

  1. 01

    Seva as Devotion

    Every camp, drive and seva day is an offering. Selfless work, performed in the same spirit as the rituals at the shrine — not as an activity beside them.

  2. 02

    Community First

    These programmes exist to genuinely help: care, meals, and support for devotees and for the wider community that lives around Kashi.

  3. 03

    Living Dharma

    Sanatan Dharma asks for action, not prayer alone. The calendar is how the Samiti carries that teaching out of the temple and into ordinary days.

Before You Come

Questions about the programmes