Indian Breed of Cows – Pride of Surabhivana
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Grazing Fields for Cows at Surabhivana
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Vaccination & Caring Cows at Surabhivana
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Awareness Campaign
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Guruji, is Mangal Aarathi and Naivedyam necessary?
Guruji, is it necessary to perform Mangal Aarathi before the stone images of Gods in the temples? Also, is it necessary to offer Naivedyam? Yes, the Naivedyam Pooja should be conducted first and then the Mangal Aarathi. Usually, the idols of Gods or Goddesses are made of black stone, especially in South India. Through Ashta […]