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Jai Ganesha!

We have brought Hinduism Today articles to Instagram by selecting three to four articles from each issue and transforming each one into a 10-slide carousel. Each carousel simplifies the original article, making it easier for people to read, understand and engage with the content quickly. This approach helps readers gain a basic understanding of the topic before diving deeper into the full article. Above is the sample we made with Kashi Corridor article. Aum

Jai Ganesha!

We took a simple walk to the woodshop and spotted Sadhaka Shankaranatha working on a project there. Lately, Sadhaka has been working on upgrading the new fish tank recently installed in the Siddhidata Kulam office. This particular project focused on covering the visible gaps and adding a refined edge to the upper portion of the existing casing, giving the entire setup a cleaner and more polished appearance. Aum.

Jai Ganesha!

We are now working diligently to finalize the Hinduism Today July/August/September 2026 issue. Saravanathaswami will soon begin uploading all the articles to Quad, where they will be professionally formatted into the final magazine layout. At this stage, all the monks will carefully review the final copy of each article to ensure there are no errors and that everything reads clearly, accurately and in its best possible form.

Jai Ganesha!

We recently purchased a new vehicle, the Kandi EV Cowboy UTV. Previously, we used vehicles such as the Cushman utility vehicle and the Polaris Ranger, and this new addition has further improved our daily operations. We typically use these types of vehicles within the property to travel from one place to another. The Kandi EV Cowboy UTV is larger and wider than the other vehicles we have, making it more practical for carrying supplies. It features a rear cargo bed with a higher load capacity, allowing us to transport more materials efficiently. The vehicle can comfortably seat up to three people and a long-lasting battery suitable for extended use throughout the day. This has been an excellent addition for the monks here. Aum.

Jai Ganesha!

On April 14, we at the monastery joyfully celebrated the Tamil New Year. Our chef, Mani, prepared a wonderful meal for all the monks, making the day truly special and memorable. Sadhaka Shankaranatha performed the prayers for the food, adding a sacred and devotional touch to the celebration.

Jai Ganesha!

A few days ago, we visited our greenhouse, which is being managed by the Siddhidata Kulam’s mathavasi. During our visit, we were happy to see a fresh new batch of tomatoes and bell peppers growing beautifully.

While we were there, we also observed how Sadhaka Shankaranatha is attentively caring for the greenhouse, ensuring everything is nurtured with dedication and care.

Aum.