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Sri Ram Mandir SRI RAMA JAYAM SRI RAM MANDIR (Established byThe Delhi Bhajana Samaj – Regd) Regd Off : HAF Pocket 2, Sri Ram Mandir Marg, Sector 7, Dwarka, New Delhi 75 (Behind Siddharth Kunj Apartment, Pl No 17, Sect 7) Mobile: 9312247576, 9968093927, 9810138189, 9810874834 E-mail: [email protected] Web : www.rammandirdwarka.org SRI RAMA NAVAMI CELEBRATIONS 2018 With the blessings of Lord Sri Kothanda Ramar, on the occasion of SRI RAMA NAVAMI, on Sunday the 25th March 2018 Sri Ram Mandir, Sector 7, Dwarka will be conducting Special functions as per the following programmes. Sri Rama Navami celebration begins on Monday the 26th February 2018 (Punarvasu Nakshatram Day) with Sahasranama Archanai (during morning and evening) to SRI KOTHANDA RAMAR PARIVAR (Moolavar) and completing on SRI RAMA NAVAMI DAY i.e. on 25th March 2018. PROGRAMME DATE TIME FUNCTIONS SAHASRANAMA ARCHANAI 26.02.2018 Morning to to and SRI KOTHANDA RAMAR PARIVAR (MOOLAVAR) 25.03.2018 Evening (till Sri Rama Navami Day) 17.03.2018 04.00 PM NAVAHAM – Moola Parayanam of 07.00 AM to SRIMAD VALMIKI RAMAYANAM 18.03.2018 11.00 AM Led by to & SRI SARAVANAN SASTRIGAL 25.03.2018 05.00 PM to (Devotees can join to recite) 08.30 PM 18.03.2018 Vasantha Navarathri Begins Sunday (programme details will be sent separately) Sangeetha Upanyasam 24.03.2018 06.30 PM to By Saturday 08.30 PM Smt. Suchitra & Party SRI RAMA NAVAMI DAY, SUNDAY 25th MARCH 2018 07.00 AM Sankalpam, Ganapathy Homam, Purusha Suktha Homam, Samkshepa Ramayana Homam, Rama Nama Taraka Homam, Purnahuti 09.00 AM Ekadasa Purusha Suktha Japam & Abhishekam to Sri Kothanda Ramar Parivar 25.03.2018 Concluding part of daily Sahasranama Archanai Sunday 11.00 AM Sahasranama Archanai by Devotees followed by Deeparadhanai & Mahaprasadam 06.30 PM Procession of Sri Ramar Parivar with Veda Gosham, Bhajan Vada Malai to Lord Anjaneyar 09.00 PM Deeparadhanai & Prasada Viniyogam 30.03.2018 04.30 PM PANGUNI UTHIRAM Friday onwards (programme details will be sent separately) Divya Nama Bhajani 31.03.2018 04.30 PM by Saturday onwards Brahmasri Sri Viswanatha Bhagawathar SITA KALYANA MAHOTSAVAM 01.04.2018 09.00 AM by Sunday onwards Brahmasri Sri Viswanatha Bhagawathar 08.04.2018 08.00 AM SRI RAMAR PATTABHISHEKA HOMAM Sunday Onwards (details will be circulated later) Bhajan Sandhya 08.04.2018 06.30 PM by Sunday Onwards Bala Gokulam Bhajanai Mandali PUJA TARIFF Sahasranama Archanai to Sri Kothanda Ramar Rs.1000/- per Sankalpam for Archanai 26.02.2018 to 25.03.2018 Sahasranama Archanai by devotees on Rs. 200/- per devotee Sri Rama Navami Day All Homam on Sri Rama Navami Day Rs. 500/- Vada Malai (54 Nos) on Sri Rama Navami Day Rs. 300/- (Only 11 vadamalai of 54 each) (on first cum first served basis) Sankalpam on Sita Kalyanam Day on 01.04.2018 Rs. 300/- SPONSORSHIP DETAILS (Part Contribution also Welcome) Flower requirement for Sri Rama Navami Celebrations Rs.10000/- Puja Materials Rs. 5000/- Vadhyar Sambhavanai for Navaham Rs.10000/- Seer Bakshanam for Sita Kalyanam Rs. 5000/- Annadhanam / Bhandara on 08.04.2018 Rs.15000/- Prasadam on Sri Rama Navami Day 25/03/2018 Rs.25000/- Maha Prasadam on Sita Kalyanam Day Rs.50000/- Devotees are requested to give their details viz., Gothram, Star, Rasi and Name to the Manager or can book online through our website. Devotees can also remit online to The Delhi Bhajana Samaj Sri Ram Mandir Trust Savings Account No : 2948101052633, Canara Bank, CCRT Dwarka, IFSC Code : CNRB0002948, after remitting please send email. Devotees can also donate / contribute in kind viz., Vastrams (Veshti, Saree) for Moolavar, Agarbhati, Oil, Ghee etc to the Manager and obtain receipt for the same. Devotees are requested to attend in large numbers and be recipient of the blessings of Lord Sri Ramar. 10.02.2018 Temple Management Committee .
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