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Proposed Vaccination Drive Nagpur Municipal Corporation Vaccination Schedule 24.05-2021 to 29.05.2021 Zone Name Prabhag Existing Center Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 36 Rajiv nagar Jai Prakash Nagar Jai Prakash nagar somalwada somalwada Rajiv Nagar Rajiv Nagar Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 16 Vivekanand Nagar Dhanteshwari Dhanteshwari Surendra Nagar Surendar Nagar Vivekanand Nagar Vivekanand Nagar Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 16 Gajanan Nagar Central Jail Central Jail Chunabhatti Juni Ajani Chunabhatti Juni Ajani Gajanan Nagar Gajanan Nagar Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 36 Sonegaon Rahamat Nagar Rahamat Nagar Shivnagar Shivnagar Manish Ley Out Manish Ley Out Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 37 Gayatri Nagar Tukdoji Nagar Tukadoji Nagar Boudh vihar Gopalnagar Boudh vihar Gopal Nagar Gayatri Nagar Gayatri Nagar dattamandir Yashoda Dattamandir Yashoda Renuka Mandir Samaj Renuka Mandir Samaj Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 37 Pratap Nagar Pratap Nagar Pratap Nagar Nagar Nagar bhavan Bhavan Anantar Bharati Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone 36 Tatya tope Shabhagruh Aantar Bharati Asharam Siddhi Vinayak Mandir Siddhi vanayak mandir Tatya Tope Sabhagruh Tatya Tope Sabhagruh Asharam Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone Surve Nagar Avale Babu School Avale Babu School Surve Nagar Surve Nagar Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone khamla sidhi colony sidhi colony Budha vihar juni vasti Budhavihar junivasti khamla khamla Zone No. 01 Laxminagar Zone jaytada ekatmata nagar ekatmata nagar rajendra nagar rajendra nagar jaytada jaytada Zone No. 02 Dharampeth Zone 12 Jagdish nagar Nim Park Nim Park Vivekanand Sabhagruha Vivekanand Sabhagruha Bhivsen Khori Bhivsen Khori Sant Ravidas Zone No. 02 Dharampeth Zone 13 Ramnagar Telankhedi Ramnagar Telankhedi Ramnagar Telankhedi Sant Ravidas Sabhagruha Hill Fort School Hil Top Hill Fort School Hil Top Sabhagruha Priydarshini Colony Priydarshini Colony Zone No. 02 Dharampeth Zone 14 Tilak Nagar Dadaji Dhuniwale Dadaji Dhuniwale Tilak Nagar Sabhgagruha Tilak Nagar Sabhgagruha Samajbhavan Samajbhavan Zone No. 02 Dharampeth Zone 14 Shitla Mata Ramnagar Telankhedi RBGG School Shitla mata Shitla mata Panchshil Nagar Vachnalaya Panchshil Nagar Vachnalaya Zone No. 03 Hanuman Nagar 29 Mhalgi nagar Mhalgi nagar Ingole nagar Ingole nagar Swagat nagar Swagat nagar Zone No. 03 Hanuman Nagar 31 Ajamshah School Reshimbagh Reshimbagh Juni Shukrawari Juni Shukrawari Ajamshah School Ajamshah School Zone No. 03 Hanuman Nagar 32 Durga Nagar Bajrang nagar Bajrang nagar Ayodhya nagar Ayodhya nagar Durga nagar Durga nagar Samaj bhawan vinkar Samaj bhawan vinkar Zone No. 03 Hanuman Nagar 34 Manewada U.P.H.C Site B Sacchidanand nagar Sacchidanand nagar Sainagar Samaj bhawan Sainagar Samaj bhawan colony colony Zone No. 03 Hanuman Nagar 34 Janki Nagar Siddeshwari nagar Siddeshwari nagar Adhyapak nagar Adhyapak nagar Avdhut nagar no.2 Avdhut nagar no.2 tanisque nursing school tanisque nursing school Sakhade guruji NMC school Ambedkar NMC school Ambedkar NMC school Zone No. 04 Dhantoli Zone 17 ( prabhag 33) Bhagwan ( prabhag 33) Bhagwan Gujar wadi samaj bhawan Gujar wadi samaj bhawan Ganesh peth Untkhana (17) Untkhana (17) nagar nagar Anand bhoudha vihar ram Anand bhoudha vihar Vir hanuman mandir, Vir hanuman mandir, Zone No. 04 Dhantoli Zone 35 Bhim nagar NMC school Lohar samaj bhawan Lohar samaj bhawan nagar ram nagar rameshwari rameshwari Vir hanuman mandir, Vir hanuman mandir, Vir hanuman mandir, jay Vir hanuman mandir, jay Ambekar hall jayanti maidan Ambekar hall jayanti maidan Zone No. 04 Dhantoli Zone 35 Gajanan Mandir Manish Nagar Amar sanjay society Amar sanjay society durga 2 (samaj bhawan) durga 2 (samaj bhawan) Rambag Rambag manish nagar manish nagar manish nagar manish nagar chich bhawan bobde chich bhawan bobde Ayappa mandir panchanshi Ayappa mandir panchanshi Zone No. 04 Dhantoli Zone 35 Jay hind society NMC school NMC school plot narendra nagar plot narendra nagar Mahatma Fule NMC hindi wadi bhasme hall wadi bhasme hall chandramani nagar chandramani nagar vijay mandal sahid bhure vijay mandal sahid bhure Zone No. 04 Dhantoli Zone 17 school cotton market rajabhaksha rajabhaksha bhoudha vihar bhoudha vihar ground Indira nagar ground Indira nagar 1 Proposed Vaccination Drive Nagpur Municipal Corporation Vaccination Schedule 24.05-2021 to 29.05.2021 Zone Name Prabhag Existing Center Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Vathoda Municipal Vathoda Municipal Municipal Corporation Municipal Corporation Kohinoor lawns, devi nagar, Zone No. 05 Nehru Nagar 26 Primary School, Primary School, Dawakhana , Sangharsh Dawakhana , Sangharsh Lalit Public School Lalit Public School vathoda Vathodal Vathodal Nagar Nagar Dattaray nagar marathi Dattaray nagar marathi Shitala mata mandir, Shitala mata mandir, Saibaba nagar, hanuman Saibaba nagar, hanuman Zone No. 05 Nehru Nagar 30 Tajbagh UPSC primiary school Dattary primiary school Dattary Sonzari Mohalla Sonzari Mohalla mandir dighori mandir dighori nagar nagar NIT Auditorium, NIT Auditorium, Jawahar Vidyarthi rah, Jawahar Vidyarthi rah, Zone No. 05 Nehru Nagar 26 KDK College sadbhavana nagar sadbhavana nagar NIrmal Nagri Umred road NIrmal Nagri Umred road near Pandav College near Pandav College temple temple hansapuri high school hansapuri high school dr.ambedkar smaj bhavan dr.ambedkar smaj ramabai samaj bhavan ramabai samaj bhavan Zone No. 06 Gandhibag Zone 8 mominpura uphc timki nagpur timki nagpur boriyapura bhavan boriyapura bhankheda bhankheda kendriya vidyalaya kendriya vidyalaya nmc gadikhana school gadikhana school Zone No. 06 Gandhibag Zone 18 datke hospital mahal nmc samaj bhavan samaj bhavan shivaji gulababa mat siraspeth gulababa mat siraspeth gadikhana gadikhana shivaji nagar mahal nagar mahal saraswati tiwari school daji school itwari shivaji night school shri ramswami vidya mandir shri ramswami vidya mandir Zone No. 06 Gandhibag Zone 19 daji school itwari nagpur shivaji night school khadan bhagwahar chowk nagpur khadan nalsahab chowk nalsahab chowk shabbani club shabbani club rajkumar guptal samaj rajkumar guptal samaj ganesh vachnalaya krishna ganesh vachnalaya krishna Zone No. 06 Gandhibag Zone 19 bhaldarpura uphc bhaldarpur bhaldarpur bhavan bajeriya nagpur bhavan bajeriya nagpur talkies talkies telipura smaj bhavan telipura smaj bhavan bhartiy vidya niketan juna bhartiy vidya niketan juna Zone No. 06 Gandhibag Zone 22 daji dispensary patidar bhavan lakadganj patidar bhavan lakadganj telipura aychit mandir telipura aychit mandir bagadganj bagadganj Bapu Basod Square, Bapu Basod Square, Bapu Basod Square, Bapu Basod Square, Jagnath Budhwari Pri. Girls Bapu Basod Square, Bapu Basod Square, Hanuman Mandir Hanuman Mandir Hanuman Mandir Samaj Hanuman Mandir Samaj Zone No. 07 Satranjipura 20 School Near Bhartmata Chowk, Hanuman Mandir Samaj Hanuman Mandir Samaj Samaj Bhavan, Samaj Bhavan, Bhavan, Tandapeth , Bhavan, Tandapeth , Nagpur Bhavan, Tandapeth ,Nagpur. Bhavan, Tandapeth ,Nagpur. Tandapeth ,Nagpur. Tandapeth ,Nagpur. Nagpur. Nagpur. Binaki Female Dispensary Anna Bhau Sathe Hall , Anna Bhau Sathe Hall Anna Bhau Sathe Hall , Anna Bhau Sathe Hall , Anna Bhau Sathe Hall , Anna Bhau Sathe Hall , Zone No. 07 Satranjipura 20 (Nmc Pri. School) Satranjipura ,Satranjipura Satranjipura Satranjipura Satranjipura Satranjipura Satranjipura H.P. Satranjipura Satranjipura Badminton Satranjipura Badminton Satranjipura Badminton Satranjipura Badminton Satranjipura Badminton Hall, Satranjipura Badminton Hall, Zone No. 07 Satranjipura 21 Nagpur. Hall, Satranjipura Hall, Satranjipura Hall, Satranjipura Hall, Satranjipura Satranjipura Satranjipura Satranjipura H.P. Satranjipura Bastarwari Shala, Zade Bastarwari Shala, Zade Bastarwari Shala, Zade Bastarwari Shala, Zade Bastarwari Shala, Zade Bastarwari Shala, Zade Zone No. 07 Satranjipura 21 Nagpur. Square Square Square Square Square Square Satranjipura H.P. Satranjipura Mudliyar Sabhagruh, Mudliyar Sabhagruh, Mudliyar Sabhagruh, Mudliyar Sabhagruh, Mudliyar Sabhagruh, Shanti Mudliyar Sabhagruh, Shanti Zone No. 07 Satranjipura 21 Nagpur. Shanti nagar. Shanti nagar. Shanti nagar. Shanti nagar. nagar. nagar. Kundanlal Gupta Nagar, Nmc Jain Mandir Sabhagruh , Jain Mandir Sabhagruh Jain Mandir Sabhagruh , Jain Mandir Sabhagruh , Jain Mandir Sabhagruh , Jain Mandir Sabhagruh , Zone No. 07 Satranjipura 5 School Kundanlal Gupta Nagar, Tulshinagar. ,Tulshinagar. Tulshinagar. Tulshinagar. Tulshinagar. Tulshinagar. 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School Juna Kamthi Road, Kalmana, Sant Kabir Marathi Sant Kabir Marathi Sant Kabir Marathi Primary Sant Kabir Marathi Sant Kabir Marathi Primary Sant Kabir Marathi Primary Nagpur; Primary School, Zone No. 8 Lakadganj Zone 4 Primary School, Dharam School, Dharam Nagar Primary School, Dharam School, Dharam Nagar School, Dharam Nagar Dharam Nagar Nagar Bharatwada Bharatwada Nagar Bharatwada Bharatwada Bharatwada Bhartwada Pri School Bharatwada Bharatwada Road, Nagpur Babulban Ayurvedic Trimurti Nagar Primary Trimurti Nagar Primary Zone No. 8 Lakadganj Zone 23 Dispensary
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    Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies Volume 19 Article 10 January 2006 Embodying "Bhakti Rasa" in Bharata Natyam: An Indian-Christian Interpretation of "Gayatri" Mantra through Dance Katherine C. Zubko Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/jhcs Part of the Religion Commons Recommended Citation Zubko, Katherine C. (2006) "Embodying "Bhakti Rasa" in Bharata Natyam: An Indian-Christian Interpretation of "Gayatri" Mantra through Dance," Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies: Vol. 19, Article 10. Available at: https://doi.org/10.7825/2164-6279.1365 The Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies is a publication of the Society for Hindu-Christian Studies. The digital version is made available by Digital Commons @ Butler University. For questions about the Journal or the Society, please contact [email protected]. For more information about Digital Commons @ Butler University, please contact [email protected]. Zubko: Embodying "Bhakti Rasa" in Bharata Natyam: An Indian-Christian Interpretation of "Gayatri" Mantra through Dance Embodying Bhakti Rasa in Bharata Natyam: An Indian-Christian Interpretation of Gayatri Mantra through Dance Katherine C. Zubko Emory University AS the five female dancers from the Indian­ through a performative embodied understanding Christian fine art college of Kalai Kaviri encircle of bhakti rasa, an aesthetic sentiment typically the South Indian brass lamp, or vilakku, defined as a "devotional" mood, contemporary awakening it to life with the flames from their performers of Bharata Natyam106 create a own individual votives, the beginning melody of critical framework that makes fluidity of a song cues the women to stretch out their arms religious narratives and meanings possible I I in preparation to rise from their seated positions across religious traditions.
  • Kali Stotram Herself

    Kali Stotram Herself

    “The mind can disentangle itself from worldliness if, through Her grace, She makes it turn toward Kali Stotram Herself. Only then does it become devoted to the lotus feet of the Divine Mother.” Hymns to Goddess Kali ~ Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa In India there has been an unbroken tradition of worshiping God in the form of the Divine Mother Kali for many thousands of years. Kali is She from whom all are born and into whom all must eventually return. She is the ultimate power of creation and destruction, and pervades every aspect of the universe. While Her iconography and mythology have deep mystical and symbolic meaning, Her essence is simple: transformation. Loving Her transforms our lives. She annihilates limitations, purifies hearts, fills lives with joy and protects Her children in ways understandable only to those who worship and depend on Her. Kali is the Goddess of the Tantric tradition, which is characterized by dynamic spiritual practices aimed at transforming consciousness. Primary among these is the devotional recitation of mantras and hymns. Chanting gives expression to the heart’s innate longing for the Divine while awakening subtle energies within the body and mind. This collection of rare hymns to Goddess Kali is being made available with the prayer that they will be approached with humility, devotion, and unselfishness. Translated by Swami Bhajanananda Saraswati © 2012 Kali Mandir www.kalimandir.org Gayatri Mantra for Goddess Kali Meditation on Dakshina Kali This meditation mantra is found in Kali Tantra and Tanta Sara. Dhyana mantras are recited to sonically invoke and mentally visualize the subtle forms of deities before meditation and worship.