Ghantasala - Bhagavad Gita Mp.3 With Telugu Commentary for Sale.

Aum Sai Ram

Telugu Speaking Devotees can now listen to their Ghantasala - Bhagavad Gita Mp.3 With Telugu Commentary

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Contents in Disc

Disc 1:
1. Ghantasala's Rendering of Bhagavad Gita with Telugu Commentary.
1 Hr 18 Min. Total.

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About Bhagavad Gita:
The Bhagavad Gita (Sanskrit: “The Song of the Bhagavan”), often referred to as simply the Gita, is a 700-verse scripture that is part of the Hindu epic Mahabharata. This scripture contains a conversation between Pandava prince Arjuna and his guide Lord Krishna on a variety of theological and philosophical issues.

Faced with a fratricidal war, a despondent Arjuna turns to his charioteer Krishna for counsel on the battlefield. Krishna, through the course of the Gita, imparts to Arjuna wisdom, the path to devotion, and the doctrine of selfless action.

Numerous commentaries have been written on the Bhagavad Gita with widely differing views on the essentials, like Adi Sankara’s commentary on the Gita in the eighth century. Commentators see the setting of the Gita in a battlefield as an allegory for the ethical and moral struggles of the human life. The Bhagavad Gita’s call for selfless action inspired many leaders of the Indian independence movement including Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who referred to the Gita as his “spiritual dictionary”.

The Bhagavad-Gita is full of moral values, pearls of wisdom and a divine message sans bounds of time.

Sri Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao:
Ghantasala breathed life into his rendition of the Bhagavad-Gita and left it adorned as a spiritual treat. His endeavour in bringing the essence of the Gita unto the lay and the learned on the wings of poesy in a mellifluous musical strain left an everlasting imprint on the minds of generations of its listeners.

Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao (1922–1974) was a Legendary and Distinguished Indian playback singer and music composer of Telugu films and many other languages such as Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Tulu and Hindi. He was the recipient of the Padmashree award, India’s fourth highest civilian award. For nearly more than a quarter of a century, he was the distinguished voice of Telugu films. He composed exemplary music for more than 100 movies in Telugu, Tamil and Kannada films.

He composed and sang the Bhagavad Gita just before his death in 1974, (he died of throat cancer, which effected his rendering of famous Gita sloka, as evident from voice failing due to throat cancer can be noted between Part-1 & II of the Bhagavad Gita) a rendition which became highly acclaimed and continues to be as popular as ever.

Ghantasala breathed life into his rendition of the Bhagavad-Gita and left it adorned as a spiritual treat. His endeavour in bringing the essence of the Gita unto the lay and the learned on the wings of poesy in a mellifluous musical strain left an everlasting imprint on the minds of generations of its listeners. It is one thing for the maestro to render musically more than 10,000 songs in all in general and quite another to import the essence of about 700 hymns of the Bhagavad-Gita in just 100.

There have been many who sang the hymns of the song celestial but could not match with Ghantasala. Ghantasala could captivate his listeners of the ‘Bhagavad Gita’ through his own style and that of the inherent divine force of the classic.

He served as the Aaasthana Gaayaka (court musician) for the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams. The famous & much acclaimed renderings of Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao include private albums, like Bhagawad Gita, Patriotic Songs, Padyalu (a unique genre of Telugu – singing the verses in dramatic style), Pushpa Vilapam, Devotional and folk songs. His recording of “Bhagawad Gita” can now be heard daily in the Tirumala temple. The “Bhagawad Gita” music directed and sung by Ghantasala continues to be as popular as ever even today.

Ghantasala was “no mere singer” but also a “true poet” who with his melodious voice could comprehend and did give expression to the deepest feelings of love, pity, joy, suffering, piety, happiness and bitterness in a manner no one else could, or did. The “Melody King” legendary Ghantasala continues to hold sway over millions of music lovers, crossing generation barriers, with the mellifluous magic spell of his golden voice. Gifted with what V. A. K. Ranga Rao called “the most majestic voice”, he helped Telugu film music develop its own distinct character which remains unparalleled.

He won the “best singer award” in the Telugu film industry every year for three decades, a feat perhaps unachieved by any other playback singer. Ghantasala was honoured with the “Padmashri” by the Government of India. On 11 February 2003, a stamp was released in honor of Ghantasala at Telugu Lalita Kala Toranam, Public Gardens, Hyderabad.

Advice From An Enthusiastic Guru

Aum Sai Ram.

1. Have A Firm Handshake.
2. Look People In The Eye.
3. Sing In The Shower.
4. Own A Great Stereo System.
5. If In A Fight, Hit First And Hit Hard.

6. Keep Secrets.
7. Never Give Up On Anybody. Miracles Happen Everyday.
8. Always Accept An Outstretched Hand.
9. Be Brave. Even If You're Not, Pretend To Be. No One Can Tell The Difference.
10. Whistle.

11. Avoid Sarcastic Remarks.
12. Choose Your Life's Mate Carefully. From This One Decision Will Come 90 Per Cent Of All Your Happiness Or Misery.
13. Make It A Habit To Do Nice Things For People Who Will Never Find Out.
14. Lend Only Those Books You Never Care To See Again.
15. Never Deprive Someone Of Hope; It Might Be All That They Have.

16. When Playing Games With Children, Let Them Win.
17. Give People A Second Chance, But Not A Third.
18. Be Romantic.
19. Become The Most Positive And Enthusiastic Person You Know.
20. Loosen Up. Relax. Except For Rare Life-And-Death Matters, Nothing Is As Important As It First Seems.

21. Don't Allow The Phone To Interrupt Important Moments. It's There For Our Convenience, Not The Caller's.
22. Be A Good Loser.
23. Be A Good Winner.
24. Think Twice Before Burdening A Friend With A Secret.
25. When Someone Hugs You, Let Them Be The First To Let Go.

26. Be Modest. A Lot Was Accomplished Before You Were Born.
27. Keep It Simple.
28. Beware Of The Person Who Has Nothing To Lose.
29. Don't Burn Bridges. You'll Be Surprised How Many Times You Have To Cross The Same River.
30. Live Your Life So That Your Epitaph Could Read, No Regrets.

31. Be Bold And Courageous. When You Look Back On Life, You'll Regret The Things You Didn't Do More Than The Ones You Did.
32. Never Waste An Opportunity To Tell Someone You Love Them.
33. Remember No One Makes It Alone. Have A Grateful Heart And Be Quick To Acknowledge Those Who Helped You.
34. Take Charge Of Your Attitude. Don't Let Someone Else Choose It For You.
35. Visit Friends And Relatives When They Are In Hospital; You Need Only Stay A Few Minutes.

36. Begin Each Day With Some Of Your Favourite Music.
37. Once In A While, Take The Scenic Route.
38. Send A Lot Of Valentine Cards. Sign Them, 'Someone Who Thinks You're Terrific.'
39. Answer The Phone With Enthusiasm And Energy In Your Voice.
40. Keep A Note Pad And Pencil On Your Bed-Side Table. Million-Dollar Ideas Sometimes Strike At 3 A.M.

41. Show Respect For Everyone Who Works For A Living, Regardless Of How Trivial Their Job.
42. Send Your Loved Ones Flowers. Think Of A Reason Later.
43. Make Someone's Day By Paying The Toll For The Person In The Car Behind You.
44. Become Someone's Hero.
45. Marry Only For Love.

46. Count Your Blessings.
47. Compliment The Meal When You're A Guest In Someone's Home.
48. Wave At The Children On A School Bus.
49. Remember That 80 Per Cent Of The Success In Any Job Is Based On Your Ability To Deal With People.
50. Don't Expect Life To Be Fair.

Karma - the Four Wives!

Aum Sai Ram.

There was a man with four wives. He loved his fourth wife the most and took a great care of her and gave her the best.

He also loved his third wife and always wanted to show her off to his friends. However, he was always had a fear that she might runaway with some other man.

He loved his second wife too. Whenever he faced some problems, he always turned to his second wife and she would always help him out.

He did not love his first wife

Though she loved him deeply, was very loyal to him and took great care of him. One day the man fell very ill and knew that he is going to die soon.

He told himself, "I have four wives with me. I will take one of them along with me when I die to keep company in my death."

Thus, he asked the fourth wife to die along with him and keep company. "No way!" she replied and walked away without another word.

He asked his third wife. She said "Life is so good over here. I'm going to remarry when you die".

He then asked his second wife. She said "I'm Sorry. I can't help you this time around. At the most I can only accompany you till your grave."

By now his heart sank and turned cold.

Then a voice called out: "I'll leave with you. I'll follow you no matter where you go." the man looked up and there was his first wife.

She was so skinny, almost like she suffered from malnutrition. Greatly grieved, the man said, "I should have taken much better care of you while I could have!"

Actually, we all have four wives in our lives.

1. The fourth wife is our body. No matter how much time and effort we lavish in making it look good, it'll leave us when we Die.

2. The third wife is our possessions, status and wealth. When we die, they go to others.

3. The second wife is our family and friends. No matter how close they had been there for us when we're alive, the furthest they can stay by us is up to the grave.

4. The first wife is our soul, neglected in our pursuit of material wealth and pleasure. It is actually the only thing that follows us wherever we go!

Shirdi Sai Baba Leela: GanaSai

Aum Sai Ram.

In 1915 Triambak Govind Samanth went to Shirdi. He had only Rs.5/- with him, out of which he gave Rs.1/- as Dakshina to Baba. Baba demanded one more rupee, which Samanth was reluctant to give. None the less Baba kept on asking for it, till finally Samanth parted with it. Baba took the Rs.2/- and turning them upside down said "You have given these Rs.2/- to the one letter God (Ganapati). Now you may go. Ganu Mahar will bless you". Samanth was in a hurry to leave, and rather upset at parting with the other rupee, that he didn't understand what Baba said.

By His blessing Baba wanted to remind Samanth, that He had appeared to him, earlier as Ganu Mahar. Samanth was then 21 years old and Baba as Ganu Mahar had initiated him with the mono syllabled mantra of Lord Ganapati. Then Samanth had performed one crore of Japa of the same.

He had received Saibaba's permission to leave. Disgruntled he came to the main road, but there was no tonga to take him to Kopergaon. Meanwhile a tonga from Rahata turned up with a Gujarathi man in it. He beckoned to Samanth and asked him to accompany him. Samanth sat next to him and they proceeded to Kopergaon. The Gujarati asked, "are you coming after taking Baba's darshan? If you give one rupee He demands another rupee" Samanth was astounded to hear this. How could he know all this he wondered!

On reaching Kopergaon the Gujarati paid both their fares, further, he bought two tickets to Dadar, Bombay. They had a comfortable journey, and alighted at Dadar. The Gujarati gave Samanth a hearty meal. Samanth was puzzled at his kindness. He asked the Gujarati's name and address 'Ganu Marwadi, Plot No1, behind Masjid Bunder'. He said and left. The next day Samanth went to meet his benefactor and return the money. He searched invain, as no Ganu Marwadi lived there.The whole area was inhabited by Muslims.

Samanth then thought about Baba's words seriously. He recollected how he had lost his way in the forest near Trimbakeshwar earlier. At that time some robbers have taken him captive to a cave and threatened to kill him. He had fervently prayed to Ganapati for protection. When a loud voice called out "Jai Malhari" this frightened the robbers and they set him free. On another occasion he missed his way in the same forest, again he had prayed to Ganapati. Suddenly a man affected with black leprosy stood before him and said "My name is Ganu Mahar. You have missed your way. I will show the way, but, you must not turn back and see. Agreed". Samanth had agreed and they proceeded. Ganu Mahar was behind him directing him and conversing with him. When they reached the main road Ganu Mahar was silent. Samanth turned around and there was no one.

Thinking over it calmly he realized that he who had freed him from the clutches of the robbers, Ganu Mahar who had showed him the way in the forest, and Ganu Marwadi the kind Gujarati gentleman were forms assumed by Baba. Thereafter Samanth began worshiping Baba in the form of Ganapati.

Gist from Sri Sai Satcharita - 30th Sep 2015.

AUM SAI RAM.

SHRI SAI SATCHARITRA.

When a man takes a plunge into sea he gets the merit of bathing in all the tirthas and sacred rivers.

Similarly, when a man takes refuge at the feet of the Sadguru, he gets the merit of bowing to the Trinity, I.e., Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh and also Para Brahma.

Victory be onto Shri Sai, the wish fulfilling tree and the ocean of knowledge, who gives us self realization.

Oh Sai, create in us reverence for Your stories. Let the readers and audience devour them with the same relish, with which the chatak bird drinks the water from the clouds and become happy.

OM SAI RAM.
BLESS ALL.

Bow to Shri Sai Peace be to all.

Sri Shirdi Sai Baba: When Time Stood Still On 28th September 1918.

Aum Sai Ram.

On 28th September 1918, Sai Baba got a slight attack of fever which lasted for a couple of days, but afterwards Baba gave up his food and thereby he grew weaker and weaker. Bapusaheb Butti felt dejected, wondering whether Baba would live to even see the completed Wada he was making, never mind grace it with his presence. The whole construction seemed pointless to him if Baba was not going to remain there in his body. However, Baba was to move into the Wada in a way that had not been foreseen by others.

Baba's health rapidly deteriorated and on Tuesday 15th October 1918, Baba told that He did not feel well there (in the Masjid) and that He should be taken to the Dagadi (stone) Wada of Butti, where He would be alright. Saying these last words, He leaned on Bayaji's body and at about 02:30 p.m Baba breathed His last. (Vide Professor G.G. Narke's letter, dated 05th November 1918, to Dadasaheb Khaparde - Leela magazine, Page 78, 1st year).

The Shri Sai Satcharitra informs us that Baba was not alone at the masjid, though he had sent away most of his devotees with the excuse that they had to go take their meal. At least six persons remained there, assisting him until the end.

Two Women, that is Lakshmibai Shinde and Bayajibai, and four men, that is Bhagoji Shinde, Lakshman Bala Shimpi, Nanasaheb Nimonkar and Shyama Deshpande who was sitting on the steps of the mosque.

Bhagoji noticed that His breathing had stopped and he told that to Nanasaheb Nimonkar who was sitting below. Nanasaheb brought some water and poured it into Baba's mouth. It came out. Then he cried out loudly: 'Oh, Deva.' Baba seemed just to open His eyes and say 'Ah' in a low tone. But it soon became evident that Baba had left His body for good.

The Shri Sai Satcharitra gives a vivid account of the profound grief that immediately swept through the village: The news of Baba's passing away spread like wild fire in the village of Shirdi and all people, men, women and children ran to the Dwarkamai Masjid and began to mourn that loss in various ways. Some cried out loudly, some wallowed in the streets and some fell down senseless. Tears ran down from the eyes of all and everyone was smitten with sorrow. The news of Baba's death rapidly spread to the neighboring areas.

So now, devotees were confronted with a major problem: though both Hindus and Muslims agreed on the necessity of giving Baba a burial, there were different opinions concerning where and how. A dispute soon arose. Some Muslims requested that the body of Sai Baba be kept in Samadhi, outside the mosque in the open space (perhaps the same spot that Baba, thirty-two years previously, had indicated to Mhalsapati). Khushal Chand and Amir Shakkar also supported this.

The Hindus wanted to bury him inside Butti Wada as Sai Baba himself, they argued had expressly wished. 24 hours had not yet elapsed since Baba's death, but already this dispute had grown hot and divisive. By Tuesday evening, the Sub-Inspector of Police from Rahata, Chakranarayan came to Shirdi. When he searched Baba’s body he found Seven rupees in his pocket.

Discussion regarding Baba's Burial site went on till Wednesday Morning. Finally, it was decided that a Mamlatdar from Kopergaon, that is the district revenue officer should be called in to Shirdi for settling the matter. Because of these rival claims, the body was kept for 36 hours as no decision could be arrived at regarding the manner of disposal of the body.

The Mamlatdar came and decided to have all the devotees and villagers vote in writing along with their Signatures: naturally the plebiscite was largely favorable to the Hindu majority. Even then the Mamlatdar had no courage to take a decision and so wanted to act according to the orders of the District Collector, Ahmednagar.

Meantime the Muslims reconciled to have Baba's Samadhi inside the Butti Wada provided they be given free access to His Tomb and be allowed to worship Him as per their customs. When this decision was arrived at, a pit was being dug in the Butti Mandir. Some persons opposed the digging. Thus the village officer, Mr.Ramachander Patil took a firm decision that Baba's Samadhi should be in Butti Wada only.

Bappa Baba, an old devotee of Shirdi, witness to the events, said:

"Soon after Baba had dropped the body, many disputes arose in Shirdi between the Muslim and Hindu communities. The Hindu and Muslim groups each claimed Baba's body, by saying that Baba really had been one of them. The Hindus said: "Baba was Hindu, therefore his body should be given to us? The Muslims said: "Baba was a Muslim," and so forth. While this argument raged on, Mr. Sitaram Dikshit sent a telegram to the district collector of Nagar. For three days, Baba's body was kept on a plank inside the Chavadi. Then the district collector arrived, and he decided the issue. He [the collector] inspected Baba's body and, seeing that Baba wore a Langoti and other garbs in the Hindu style, came to the conclusion that Baba couldn't be a Muslim; he could only be a Hindu. The langoti is a Hindu underdress; emblematic of his belonging to Hinduism. After these things, the body was given to the Hindus for the celebration of the funeral rites."

Then in the evening around 04:00 pm, it was decided to bathe Baba's body which was kept on a handcart the whole night. When they tried to remove Baba's Kafni, the hands bent as usual. In ordinary cases the limbs cannot be bent as they stiffen. Baba's body was laid on a big table before Dwarakamai, and pots full of water were poured on the body with devotion. After that they spread a white cloth on the body and put flowers, sandalwood and akshatas (rice) over the cloth.

For the final time devotees had the darshan of Baba's body to their hearts content. A grave, 6 feet in length was dug in Butti Wada's central portion. The body was taken into Butti Wada in procession to the sounds of various musical instruments.

First, the broken brick of Baba was broken into smaller pieces and put in the grave, over that soft beds were spread. Dixit, Butty, Shyama and Mhalsapati slowly lifted the body. A few of them got into the grave and from below caught the body and it was slowly lowered . The head side went down first. The entire body was lowered and rested on the soft beds. Rose water and perfumes were sprayed on the body. When they started putting earth on the body, the people wept and rolled on the floor crying.

Thirty-six hours after he had left his body, Baba was finally interred.
Certain personal articles were buried with him:
1) The Broken Brick - now mended with gold and Silver Wire,
2) One of his Satkas,
3) A Chillum, needle and cotton (Baba would mend his clothes until they were a mass of repairs, a cause of affectionate amusement among devotees),
4) Some Spices to preserve the body, and
5) An Old Cloth Bag containing a green Kafni and a cap, which Baba never allowed anyone to touch.

The burial was completed by early Thursday morning.  At 05:00 pm in the evening, after the Samadhi, Bapu Saheb Jog and Laxman Mama gave Sandhya Aarti in Butti temple for the first time on 16th October 1918. Nanavalli, who was like Baba's life, watched the Samadhi from a distance. He stopped taking food from that day and died on the 13th day.

Das Ganu, after reaching Shirdi on Thursday morning, did sankeertan for two days near the Samadhi of Baba and he fed a large number of people. Baba Saheb Bhate and Upasani Baba of Sakori Ashram performed the last rites of Baba. Where Butti wanted to install the idol of Sri Krishna, Baba's Samadhi came up.

Uddhao Madhavrao Deshpande, Shyama's son, was present at Baba's funeral rites, narrates: "At that time, about 7000 people assembled here in Shirdi. They were all agitated and weeping, and there was intense commotion all over the place. Solemn ceremonies were held with great pomp. There was a long procession and every-one lamented and wept. It was then that Baba's body was placed in the Butti Wada, which became the present Samadhi Mandir. From that time on, it has always been kept there."

Bappa Baba added some interesting details concerning the burial of Sai:
"Camphor was placed in the tomb, as well as other essences. Sprinklings were also done. Then the body was laid about one and a half metres beneath the earth. Baba had been dressed in white. He was not naked.... Flowers, garland, incenses, and various scents were placed on him. Then the samadhi was closed. These things I have seen with my own eyes."

Then the devotees decided that sites that had been particularly sanctified by Baba's physical presence, such as Dwarkamai - the Mosque, the Chavadi, the Dhuni, and so on needed to be preserved. Soon, a Committee was formed to manage Sai Baba's Samadhi, comprising of 15 members with Shriman Bapusaheb Butti as the Chairman. Butti employed G.K.Dixit to take care of Baba's Samadhi. The conduct of the Gurupurnima festival was the responsibility of Bapusaheb Butty after whom his sons conducted this festival till 1940, and since 1941, the Sansthan has been conducting this festival, the sons of Butti were then contributing Rs.100/- as part of the expenses. A Photograph of Sai Baba was placed on a Throne on the platform of the Samadhi. It remained there until the statue was installed in 1954. Blessed and fortunate is Bapusaheb Butti in whose Wada lies the holy and the pure body of Baba. The Butti Temple with Baba's Samadhi in it had become the holiest of the holy places, fulfilling the prayers of millions of devotees.

Sai Baba had maintained his vow of leading a "Faqiri Life" was proven by the fact that, when he died and the Government took possession of his cash, it amounted to only 16 Rupees!!!

Report on 1st - 8th Week Special Sri Sai Baba & Saraswati Puja for All Children/Students attending Exams in 2015.

Aum Sai Ram.

Well & Wish to hear the same from you. It is been a long time writing to you all. First & Foremost a Very Happy Fun Filled, God Blessed, Healthy, Prosperous & Successful New Year 2015.

It all started in 2008 when i started performing the Puja for couple of distressed children who were going to write their yearly Annual Final Exams & i wanted to give them Mother's & Guru's Blessing to perform well & Score the Best.

I've been performing Special Sri Sai Baba & Saraswati Samuhika Puja for All the Students who are going to face different exams in the coming months of March, April & May. This is the 8th Year that i'm performing this puja to benefit Sai's Children attending their exams.

This Year I'll be performing 11 Thursday Special Puja starting from 29th Jan 2015 till 9th April 2015 comprising of Sheerabishekam & Panchamrutha Abhishekam to Sri Sai Baba.

Sri Sai Baba Ashtothara Shata Namavali, Sri Dattatreya Ashtothara Shata Namavali, Sri Durga Ashtothara Shata Namavali, Sri Saraswati Ashtothara Shata Namavali, Sri Lakshmi Ashtothara Shata Namavali & 108 Pradikshina to Shirdi Sai Baba at Sri Sai Baba Temple. 

Offering Dry Coconut, Nava Graha Dhanya (9 Grains) & Ghee to Dhuni & also performing Dhuni Puja.

The 1st Puja has been planned to be commenced with the Blessings of Mother Padmavati at Tirupathi. The Puja will be performed at Tirupathi at my Eldest Sister's Home.

This time too, I'll be performing 78 days (29th Jan 2015 till 9th April 2015) Daily Puja to Sai Baba by performing Sankalpam, Archana to Sri Sai Baba & Kumkum Archana to Durga, Saraswati, Lakshmi. Homam will be performed on the final day of the event at Gubbi Chidambara Ashramam.

Dates of Puja:
01: 29th January 2015.

02: 05th Febraury 2015.
03: 12th Febraury 2015.
04: 19th Febraury 2015.
05: 26th Febraury 2015.

06: 05th March 2015.
07: 12th March 2015.
08: 19th March 2015.
09: 26th March 2015.

10: 02nd April 2015 &
11: 09th April 2015.

Weekly Summary of Puja Performed along with Charity Event:

01: 29th January 2015: I Started the 78Days & 11 Weeks Sri Shirdi Sai Baba & Sri Saraswathi Thursday Puja on 29th January 2015 & successfully completed the 1st Thursday Puja with the Blessings of Mother Padmavathi at Padmavathi's Abode, Tirupathi.

I thank my Eldest Sister & Brother in Law - Smt. Padma Karunakaram & Sri. Balakrishna Karunakaram for providing the Venue & necessary Puja Articles to perform a Peaceful Puja.

A total of 197 Students had enrolled for the 1st week puja & the Puja was a grand Success. I Performed Sri Ganesh, Sri Shirdi Sai Baba, Sri Medha Dakshina Murthy, Durga, Saraswathi, Lakshmi & Raja Rajeshwari Puja. After Kalas stapana for Goddess Mother, Ganesh vandana & Puja were performed to Lord Ganesh.

After performing sankalpam by reading names of all the children participating for the Puja event, Sheerabishekam to Sri Shirdi Sai Baba's Marble statue was performed followed by Panchamrutham & Annabishekam to Sri Shirdi Sai Baba.

After the Alankar, Sri Shirdi Sai Baba & Sri Medha Dakshina Murthy/ Navagraha Guru's Ashtothara Shatanamavali was performed. Dhoop Aarti, Naivaithyam & Deepa Aarti was performed to Sai Baba.

Later Punar prathistha & Punar Sankalpam was performed & Ashototharam to Sri Durga, Sri Saraswathi, Sri Lakshmi & Sri Rajarajeswari were performed. Ghee Deepam was light at the end of the Archana. Dhoop Aarti, Naivaithyam, Thamboolam was performed. Pancha Aarti & Karpoora Aarti was finally performed & the Puja was completed.

In the evening after lighting Deepam, Punar Sankalpam was performed & this time Archana for Sri Dattatreya & Sri Medha Dakshina Murthy, Sri Santana Lakshmi & Sri Rajarajeshwari was performed. Dhoop Aarti, Naivaithyam & Deepa Aarti was performed to Sai Baba & Saraswathi.

I visited Sai Baba temple near Kadhi Colony, Tirupathi. After the Diya was light, I performed Pradikshina praying for all the Children, their family, friends & relatives for Gud Health, Eductation, Peace, Success & Prosperity.

02: 05th Febraury 2015:I Successfully completed the 2nd week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at my home in Tumkur. A total of 204 Students had enrolled for the 2nd week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

Performed Sri Ganesh, Sri Shirdi Sai Baba, Sri Dattatreya, Durga, Saraswathi, Lakshmi & Raja Rajeshwari Ashtothara Shatanamavali Puja after sankalpam & Sheerabishekam to Sri Shirdi Sai Baba.

Today was the 3rd Anniversary celebration of Sri Shirdi Sai Baba temple at Amarjyothi layout. Visited the temple to perform Dhuni Puja & 108 Pradakshina. Donated 501/- towards the Annadanam at the temple.

3rd Week Puja at Shirdi with Sankalpam to Sai Baba, 108 Pradikshinam to Gurusthan Neem Tree. I'll be attending Abhishek Seva & Sai Satya Vratham Seva of Sai Baba. Later on Perform the Ashtothara Shatanamavali Puja at the Hotel Hall. Annadanam performed at the Hotel where Lunch is Provided free of Charge to the Devotees.

Parents & guardians can also send the Names of the Children along with the other Details Like Standard in which the Student is studying, Place, State, Gothra, Nakshatra & Rashi & puja will be performed on their Names.

03: 12th Febraury 2015: I Successfully completed the 3rd week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at Shirdi. A total of 215 Students had enrolled for the 3rd week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

I was Lucky to have Darshan of Sri Shirdi Sai Baba at Shirdi on this Day. I along with my Mother's Elder Sister & 4 More people from Chennai totaling to 6 Members Started on Sunday 8th Feb 2015 to Shirdi from Bangalore, Chennai & Renigunta & all of us got together at Gooty Station from where we further travelled to Kopargaon & reached Shirdi. On 9th Feb 2015, we arrived at Shirdi. After Mukha Darshan, we reached our hotel Room & refreshed. We had our Lunch & then Proceeded to have the Darshan of Sri Shirdi Sai Baba. After having 3 Successful Darshan by 5pm, we headed back to Room to take a Break. Later by 6:00pm we went back to Nanda Deep where the Sankalpam for all the children were read & 365 Diya's with Gingelly Oil was Light.

On Tuesday, we had Darshan of Sai Baba & proceeded towards Money Counting at Sansthan. In the Noon we visited some near by temples & returned back to Shirdi. On Wednesday 11th Feb 2015, we visited Shani Shignapur to visit the sanctum of Shani Bhagwan & Sankalpam on the Names of all the children were performed at the temple premises before donating gingelly oil to Shani Dev. Similar Sankalpam was also performed at Devgud Datta Kshetram for the Success of all the Children writing their Exams.

On Thursday, 12th Feb 2015, I got up by 3am. After taking Head Bath, I performed Sankalpam for all the Children & by 4am entered the temple sanctum to perform 108 Pradikshina/ Parikrama around the Gurushthan Neem Tree. It took 55 Minutes to perform 108 Rounds & i Prayed for the Peace & Success of one & all. By 6am after the Pradikshina & Darshan, I paid for the Sri Sai Satya Vratham to be peformed. Before the Start of the Puja, I read out all the Names as per the List & the Puja was successfully performed.

This Way the 3rd Week Puja went on successfully with Sankalpam, 108 Parikrama, 365 Diyas lighting at Nanda Deepa, Sankalpam before Sai Satya Vratham & Finally Sankalpam at Shani Dev & Sri Dattatreya Temple. We returned back on Friday 13th Feb 2015.

I Paid Rupees 2500/- towards Annadanam for the Poor & the Need at a Ashram nearby which feeds one & all on a Regular Basis.

04: 19th Febraury 2015: I Successfully completed the 4th week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at Tirupati. A total of 215 Students had enrolled for the 3rd week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

I got Chance to visit Tirupati & Tirumala on 16th Feb 2015, Monday & i was able to perform Sankalpam on the Names of all the Children when going by the Line to have Darshan of Tirupati Balaji.

I also visited Sri Kapileswara Swamy at Kapila theertham  on Shivratri which was on 17th Feb 2015 & was able to perform Sankalpam & Archana Puja on all the Children at the temple Premises.

On Thursday, though i was on a Move for the Puja at a Farm Land near Andhra Tamil Nadu Border near, Tirutheni, I was able to visit the Sri Subramanya Swamy & Prayed for the Success of one & all the Children. In the evening I visited Mother's Abode for the well being of One & All.

05: 26th Febraury 2015: I Successfully completed the 5th week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at my home in Tumkur. A total of 215 Students had enrolled for the 5th week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

This Week was a Very Happy & Happening Week as we were able to perform Back to Back Charity at 2 Places over the weekend & handed over Exam Stationary to a total of 330 + Students.

On Sunday, 1st March 2015, I visited Sri Chidambara Ashram at Gubbi, Tumkur Dist, where we Peformed Annadanam & we Donated Exam Stationary to all the Students from Class 6th - 10th Std. Exam Stationary Includes a Pen, Pencil, Ruler, Eraser & Mender all individually Packed. 60 Students of the Ashram Benefited from the Charity.The Photo Album of the Same has been Shared Below.

Photo Album of 1st March 2015 Charity.

On Monday, 2nd March 2015, I visited Govt Higher Primary School, Upparhalli, Tumkur Town, where we Donated Exam Stationary to all the Students from Class 1st - 7th Std. Exam Stationary Included a Pen, Pencil, Ruler, Eraser & Mender all individually Packed. 265 Students of the Ashram Benefited from the Charity.The Photo Album of the Same has been Shared Below.

Photo Album of 2nd March 2015 Charity.

06: 05th march 2015: I Successfully completed the 6th week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at my home in Tumkur. A total of 215 Students had enrolled for the 6th week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

It was a Regular Puja. But I had a Chance to visit Sri Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, Off Kunigal Road at Amarjyothi Layout for the Puja, 108 Parikrama & Annadana Seva. I was able to participate for the Morning Abhishek Puja. Sankalpam for all the Children were read at the Temple Premises & Puja was performed Peacefully by me.

 07: 12th March 2015: I Successfully completed the 7th week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at my Sister Mrs. Padma Karunakaram & Mr. Balakrishna Karunakaram's Home at Tirupati. A total of 215 Students had enrolled for the 7th week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

Though i was busy with my hectic schedule, I was spending enough time for the welfare of the Society & Students & i was performing Prayers for one & all. But the Magic figure of 215 Never Crossed as people Stopped sending Names towards the Puja Request. Either all the students are too very Brilliant or they Don't need Divine Intervention for the Success in studies in Career. 

We had invited close to 50 People for the Puja & the funniest part was not even a Single 1 attended the Puja. It was like playing a Dirty Prank & disrespecting the entire Puja. But I didn't lose my determination & Continued the Puja.

Just a Short Thought Process. After Much of a Problem in Arranging the Puja. We Started the Puja by installing a Kalas. After Kalas Prathistha, Sankalpam for all the Students were read out. Prayers for the students as well as their family members were also done.

After the Sankalpam, Special Puja & Archana for Sri Ganesh, Sri Shirdi Sai Baba, Sri Dattatreya, Sri Medha Dakshina Murthy - Plant Guru/ Jupiter, Sri Durga - Gud Health, Sri Saraswathi - for Education, Sri Lakshmi - Wealth, Sri Raja Rajeshwari - Instant Success & Sri Santhana Lakshmi - Boon Bestowing Goddess were Peformed. Naivaithyam, Dhoop Aarthi, Pancha Aarti & Maha Mangala Aarti were also performed to complete the 7th Week Puja Ritual.

On Friday, 13th March 2015 we performed special Prayers to Mother for her blessings & I after Sankalpam performed " Mannu Sorru" - A Ritual, where in the Food is served on the cleaned Floor/ Land. No Plates are used. So I Prayed for one & all & completed the Ritual of having food on the Floor.

08: 19th March 2015: I Successfully completed the 8th week Sai Baba & Sarawathi Puja for children at my home in Tumkur. A total of 215 Students had enrolled for the 8th week puja & the Puja was a grand Success.

I visited the Sri Shirdi Sai Baba Mandir off Kunigal Road at Amar Jyothi Layout for evening Dhoop Aarti & performed 108 Pradakshina for the welfare of the Students. Plans for Annadanam for Ugadi, 21st Mar 2015 have been initialised & Annadanam will be peformed at Sri Chidambara Ashram, Gubbi for all the students.

Those interested in sending the details can pls send the same to my mail id: saiinc@ymail.com

Those of you Interested in making any contribution to this puja can deposit their contributions by NEFT or Cash Deposit to below given Bank Accounts or also contact me at my mail id: saiinc@ymail.com for more info. Those who have donated the funds may mail us about the same to add your names under the List of Contributors.

It has been found out from previous years that some Sai Devotees volunteer to make some contribution ,but the contribution never appears. So People who have promised to make the contributions are requested to Complete the same voluntarily.

Bank Details:
Name: RAGHAV N

1. Corporation Bank, Tumkur Main Branch
    IFSC CODE: CORP0000079
    ACCOUNT NO: 007900101017063

2. Canara Bank, Tumkur Main Branch
    IFSC CODE: CNRB0000522 
    ACCOUNT NO: 0522101061052

List of Contributors
1. Mr. Rakesh Bhuptani --
            62. Bhavik Bhuptani, 1st Yr M.B.A/M Com, Mumbai
            63. Vrushali Bhuptani, 12th Std, Mumbai

2. Mr. Satyajit Mohanty --
            61. Swanay Mohanty, CA, Bhubhaneswar, India

3. Ms. Sindhu Haritas --
            196. Sindhu Haritas, MBA, Bangalore

4. Mrs. Chandrika Gummaluri --
            76. Chandrika Gummaluri, New Jersey, USA
            77. Revati Gummaluri, New Jersey, USA
            78. Sravya Gummaluri, Philadelphia, USA

5. Mr. Balu Narayanaswamy --
            Anonymous

6. Anonymous - Santacruz, Mumbai --
            Anonymous

7. Ms. Datchayany M --
            208. Maheswari R, Puducherry
            209. Datchayany M, Puducherry
            210. Bhavesh Kumar GS, Puducherry
            211. Hema varuniga GS, Puducherry

8. Anonymous - Santacruz, Mumbai --
            Anonymous

9. Mrs. Mohini Rajan Advani --
            38. Prerna R Advani
            64. Jaideep R Advani

10. Mrs. Prasanna Kumari Lakshmi --
            30. T. K. S. Sai Lakshmi Sameera
            31. G.H.L.Supriya

I Thank all those families, who have supported this cause & made genuine contributions towards the Puja to benefit all the students. Thanks once again for your support.

With the Contributions generated, We are donating Pen, Pencil, Ruler, Eraser, Pencil Sharpner & Geometry Box for 500 + children attending exams in Govt schools with Poor Back ground in this year 2015. 

We are also making contributions to Old Age Homes, Orphanages, Mentally Retarted Childrens homes, Leprosy Camps. So Please donate generously.

Serial No Student Name Class Place/Country

01. Ashwath, 7th Std, Hosur, India
02. Aishwarya, 7th Std, Hosur, India
03. Samriddhi S, 3rd Grade, Arcadia, California
04. Aishwarya R, 11th Std, Mumbai, India
05. Balaji, 2nd B.Com, Coimbatore, India

06. Panchami, 7th Std, Bangalore, India
07. Pannaga, 10th Std, Bangalore, India
08. Varuni, 3rd Std, Bangalore, India
09. Sri Ram, 6th Std, Coimbatore, India
10. Sri Vidya, 7th Std, Coimbatore, India

11. Tarini Sivakumar, 4th Std, Johor Bahru, MY
12. Bhavika V K, 9th Std, Tumkur, India
13. Parnika V K, 3rd Std, Tumkur, India
14. Sreeya R, 4th Std, Bangalore, India
15. Bhoomika M Shetty, 7th Std, Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore, India

16. Yashas R Shetty, 1st Std, Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore, India
17. Thanmay Shree, 1st Std, Bangalore, India
18. Sai Vahini, 2nd B A, L L B, Visakhapatnam
19. Sharviin Anbalagan, 6th Std, Batu Caves, KL, Malaysia
20. Shanjiiv Anbalagan, 5th std, Batu Caves, KL, Malaysia

21. Dathu Karnam, 1st Yr M.S, Toronto, Canada.
22. Venu Karnam, 2nd Yr B.Sc - Agri, LPT, Punjab.
23. Madhuri Karnam, 8th Std, Rajahmundry, India.
24. Divya Thaduvai, Intermediate 1st Yr, Rajahmundry, India.
25. Vamsi R, 1st B. Tech, Vellore

26. Mahendra Tulasi, 6th Std, Kakinada, India
27. Anirudh R, 6th Sem B E, Bangalore, India
28. Adithya R, 2nd B.Com, Bangalore, India
29. Rahul, 8th Std, Chennai, India
30. T. K. S. Sai Lakshmi Sameera, 8th Std, Bangalore, India

31. G.H.L.Supriya, 9th Std, Bangalore, India
32. Gouthami Shushumna, 10th Std, Rajahmundry, India.
33. Kusumanjali, 7th Std, Rajahmundry, India.
34. Megha Ganesh Chandra, 9th Std, Visakhapatnam, India
35. Sathya Tejeswar, 6th Std, Dubai, UAE

36. Ruchitha, UKG, Bangarpet
37. Shivabalaji, 4th Std, Bangarpet
38. Prerna R Advani, 12th Std, Pune, India
39. Sai Rakshith, 3rd Yr B Tech, Visakhapatnam
40. Hasita Veluri, M Tech, Kharagpur, West Bengal

41. Prithvi Castelino, 12th Grade, Toronto, Canada
42. Rhea Castelino, 2nd Grade, Toronto, Canada
43. Bhavya, Inter 2nd Year, Bapatla
44. Mahitha V, CA, Chennai
45. Kandada Lakshmi Narasimha Arun, B.Tech, 3rd Year, Tadepalli Gudem

46. Kanduri Venkata Sesha Santosh Kumar, Employee & For Competative Exam, Guntur
47. Kanduri Venkata Pramod Kumar, Competative Exam, Guntur
48. Kanduri Venkata Sesha Santosha Lakshmi Sravani, Competative Exam, Kadapa
49. Kanduri Venkata Sesha Satya Sysha Santoshi, Successful Career, Bangalore
50. Kanduri Venkata Adithya Sai Krishna, Successful Career, Bapatla

51. Kanduri Venkata Santosha Srinatha Harshanjan, Inter 2nd Year, Vijayawada
52. Kanduri Venkata Sri Yoganand, 6th Std, Vijayawada
53. Kanduri Venkata Santosha Vijaya Ramanujam, 9th Std, Mumbai
54. Kanduri Venkata Goda Suchitra, 5th Std, Mumbai
55. Kanduri Venkata Keerthi Santoshi, 4th Std, Bangalore

56. Kanduri Venkata Sesha Deepthi, 1st std, Bangalore
57. Tirumalakanduri Krishna,Successful Career, Bangalore
58. Vedala Sarada Swetha, B.Tech 3rd Year, Guntur,
59. Vedala Vijaya Krishna Sai Raj Gopal, 10th Std, Guntur
60. Sadhana S, UKG, Chennai

Updated on 23rd Jan 2015.

61. Swanay Mohanty, CA Inter Exams, Bhubaneswar
62. Bhavik Rakesh Bhuptani, MBA-Finance,Mumbai
63. Vrushali Rakesh Bhuptani, F.Y.BA, Mumbai
64. Jaideep R Advani, M.S, George Mason University, USA
65. Swetha, Grade 2, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

66. Pratibha Nagubandi, successful career, Texas, USA
67. Rohith Nagubandi, Masters in telecom, Newyork, USA
68. Krishna Teja Khandavalli, successful career, Texas, USA
69. Kanduri Sreevidya, 10th Std, Bangalore
70. Kanduri Srikar, 5th Std, Bangalore

71. Kanduri Srinitya, 5th Std, Bangalore
72. Kanduri Raghava, UKG, Bangalore
73. Matcha Seshu, UKG, Kadapa
74. Matcha Vamsi Krishna, LKG, Kadapa
75. A Venkata Rama Krishna, Successful Career - Phd, Vienna, Austria

76. Chandrika Gummaluri, PMP, New Jersey, USA
77. Sravya Gummaluri, 3rd yr Junior Psychology, New Jersey, USA
78. Revati Gummaluri, Pre Med 1st Yr, Philadelphia, USA
79. M.Amar, 11th Std, Jubail, Saudi Arabia
80. G.S. Soundhariya, 10th Std, Jubail, Saudi Arabia

81. G. S. Smitha, 7th Std, Jubail, Saudi Arabia
82. Safa, 6th Std, Jubail, Saudi Arabia
83. M Abdul, 3rd Std, Jubail, Saudi Arabia
84. N.Midhuna, 12th Std, Trichy, Tamilnadu
85. R.Mahalakshmi, B.E, Trichy, Tamilnadu

86. M. Jagan Kumar, M.Tech, Periyakulam, TN
87. R. Seetharaman, M.Tech, Karupathur, TN
88. S. Srividya, M.Tech, Trichy, Tamilnadu
89. S. Harshavardhan, 12th Std, Trichy, Tamilnadu
90. ParvadhaVardhini, B Com, Karupathur, TN

91. K. Guruprasath, B.E, Melur, Tamilnadu
92. Sumukh V Makam, 2nd Yr MBBS, Karnataka
93. Mohitaa A, 9th Std, Doha, Qatar
94. Sai Vachan K G, Inter 1st Yr, Hindupur, A P
95. Vishnu Medhas, 5th Std, Hindupur, A P

96. Nagarjun B G, 1st PUC, Tumkur, Karnataka
97. Yogesh B G, 7th Std, Tumkur, Karnataka
98. Danush R, 6th Std, Tumkur, Karnataka
99. Hitesh R, 3rd Std, Tumkur, Karnataka

Updated on 25th Jan 2015.

100. Zithantha, Inter 2nd Yr, Bapatla

101. Hari, 10th Std, Bapatla
102. Burra Venkata Masthani, Inter 2nd Yr, Bapatla
103. Burra Aparna Masthani, 4th Std, Bapatla
104. Hema Jayabalan, 4th Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
105. Sharwin Jayabalan, 8th Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

106. Shiven Murugan, 6th Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
107. Preethish Murugan, 2nd Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
108. Thanush Sivarimuthu, 11th Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
109. Rishalini Ramesh, 11th Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia
110. Tharshini Ramesh, 12th Standard, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Updated on 26th Jan 2015.

111. Amitha S, 8th Standard, Tumkur, Karnataka
112. Chetna Sethi, Successful Career, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh
113. Shivana Misthry, Grade 1, Johannesburg, South Africa
114. Shreya Misthry, Grade 2, Johannesburg, South Africa
115. Buveinthiran Balakrishnan, MS Surgery Part 1, Malaysia

116. Luven Murugesan Chandrasakaran Pillay, 4th Yr BDS, Malaysia
117. Priyanka Chandrasakaran Pillay, Final Yr MBBS, Malaysia
118. Mogana kannan, MS Gen Surgery, Chidambaram, India
119. Santosh, 12th Std, Trichy, India
120. Kranthi, 1st Yr Creighton university, Ohama, USA

121. Keerthi, 11th Grade, Millard north high school, Ohama, USA
122. Bindu, M.Sc 2nd Sem, Tumkur
123. Abhay K Raj, 9th Std, Tumkur
124. Sai Ram Abhishikth, Inter 1st Yr, Hyderabad
125. Sai Anantha Vikhyath, 3rd Std, Hyderabad

126. Akansha, PUC 1st Yr, Tumkur
127. Skanda, 2nd Std, Tumkur

Updated on 27th Jan 2015.

128. S.Nithya Vikashini, 10th std, Alvernia Matriculation school, CBE
129. Shilpa Sethu, 9th Std, Chittur, Kerala
130. Nanditha Raj, 10th Std, Dwaraka,Wayanad

131. Jishnu Venugopal, 11th Std, Meenangadi,Wayanad
132. Soumya, 12th Std, Kozhinjamapara, Palakkad
133. Goutham B Prasad, 4th Std, Suguna Peps School, Coimbatore, India
134. Govind B Prasad, 10th Std, Suguna Peps School, Coimbatore, India
135. Aditya Krishnan, 7th Std, Dubai, UAE

136. Akshaya. S, 11th Std, Chennai
137. Sakshi Malik, 1st Yr B Tech, Revdanda, Maharashtra
138. Rupin Malik, 7th Std, Revdanda, Maharashtra
139. Harithaa, 10th Std, Chennai
140. Niranjan Sai Ganesh, 2nd Yr - BSc Maths, Chennai

141. Vishnu Aadithya, VISCOM, Chennai
142. Arun Sai S, 1st Std, Bangalore
143. Ruhee A, UKG, Bangalore

Updated on 29th Jan 2015.

144. Nayana Raj, TTC, Dwaraka, Wayanad

145. Srividya Sridharan, M.Tech, Sastra University, Tanjavur, TN
146. P. Anitha, 11th Std, Chennai
147. B. Kiribhakaran, 6th Std, Chennai
148. R.G. Swamynaath, 10th Std, Chennai
149. B. Hariharan, 12th Std, Chennai
150. Praveen Kumar, B Tech, Chennai

151. S. Mahesh, 1st Std, Chennai
152. S. Sneha, 8th Std, Chennai
153. Sneha Samudrala, 8th Std, Bengaluru
154. Nipun Samudrala, 5th Std, Bengaluru
155. Adithya Samudrala, 5th Std, Bengaluru

156. Isiri Samudrala, 1st Std, Bengaluru
157. Sathwik Sree Ram, UKG, Germany
158. Chaparla Chandrashekar, Phd, Germany
159. Karunakaram Sai Shashank, 6th Std, Dubai, UAE
160. Karunakaram Sai Sanjana, UKG, Dubai, UAE

161. Karunakaram Kausthab, L K G, Visakhapatnam, A P
162. Yadavalli Balasubrahmanyam, 1st Std, Kakinada, A P
163. Mohana Ramya Dusi, 2nd Yr B.Tech, Visakhapatnam
164. Vijay Bharadwaj Arikarevulu, 1st Yr, B.Tech, Visakhapatnam
165. Mummidivarapu Satya Sri, M.S, USA

166. Mummidivarapu Prudhvi Teja, Pilot Training, USA
167. M Praveen, Job Search, Hyderabad
168. M Sai Surya Teja, 3rd Yr Degree, Hyderabad
169. Machara Navaneet, 5th Std, Pune
170. Medepalli Krishna Sahithi, MBA, Hyderabad

171. Machara Srinidhi, 3rd Std, Pune
172. Gangadharuni Srikaracharyulu, 1st Std, USA
173. Mamillapalli Monish Sri Ram Sai, 3rd Std, USA
174. Mamillapalli Venkata Naga Santhi Sahasra, Pre. K G, Gurgaon, U P
175. Modali Karthikeya Sreekar, 9th Std, Tirupati

176. Ganga Bhavani, BSc Nursing, Kakinada
177. C.Suhitha, Inter 1st year, Tirupati
178. C.Sujith, 7th Std, Tirupati
179. B.Dihitha, Inter 2nd year, Tirupati
180. B.Divitha, Inter 2nd year, Tirupati

181. J.Namitha, 7th std, Tirupati
182. Rayapati Ramya, Inter 1st Year, Hyderabad
183. Vadlamani Surya Shanmukha Srikar, 10th Std, Tirupati
184. Vadlamani Ravi Sai Subhakar, 8th Std, Tirupati
185. Mummidivarapu Sai Sudha Madhur, Inter 1st Year, Tirupati

186. Mummidivarapu Satya Sai Samhitha, 9th Std, Tirupati
187. Kandala Sasidhar, CPT test, Rajahmundry
188. Kandala Satya Sai Vamsidhar, Inter 1st year, Guntur
189. Nagella Sidhartha, 2nd Std, Germany
190. Nagella Moukthika Mahathi, 4th Std, Singapore

191. Nagella SriVidhya Sravani, 2nd Std, Singapore
192. Perumalla Sri Rajya Amrutha, B.Sc. Final, Belgaum
193. Perumalla Sri Siva Rama Abhishek, 10th Std, Kakinada

Updated on 01st Feb 2015.

194. Srejitha Rajiv, 10th Std, Coimbatore, TN
195. Sradha Rajiv, 2nd Std, Coimbatore, TN

196. Sindhu Haritas, MBA, Bangalore
197. Sushma, MBA, Tumkur

Updated on 03rd Feb 2015.

198. Shreya V, 3rd Std, Sreekrishnapuram
199. Vaishnavi, 11th Std, Mumbai

Updated on 05th Feb 2015.

200. Kuldeep Rungta, tyb.com & CS, Mumbai

201. Narendra Saini, tyb.com & CA, Mumbai
202. Kaarthik Shan Periana, 6th Std [UPSR Exam], Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
203. Konishavini Periana, BDS, India

Updated on 06th Feb 2015.

204. Rakesh Lingechetty, 8th Grade, Tampa, USA
205. Roopa Lingechetty, Kinder Garden, Tampa, USA

206. Muhammad Danial Syahmi, 5th Std, Lima kedai, Johor Malaysia
207. Aryan Shah LKG, Johor, Malaysia
208. Maheswari R, 12th Std, Puducherry
209. Datchayany M, Successful Career, Puducherry
210. Bhavesh Kumar GS, 3rd Std, Puducherry

211. Hema varuniga GS, 1st Std, Puducherry
212. Sahasra Inuganti, Kinder Garden, Mountain House, California, USA
213. Rithvik Inuganti, Kinder Garden, Mountain House, California, USA
214. G Kaustub Kumar, 9th Std, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru
215. G Manogna, 6th Std, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru

Pls continue with the same Format & your names will be read out during the puja.

With Sai's Luv & Best Wishes.
All the Very Best for all the Children attending Exams in the coming Months.
Raghav N for Sri Naga Sayee Foundation.