Visit of Shankara Vijayendra Saraswati Shankaracharya Swami to Bengaluru
The Hindu
This visit is expected to draw devotees from across Bengaluru, offering them a rare opportunity to seek blessings, and participate in discourses and rituals led by the revered pontiff.
Shankara Vijayendra Saraswati Shankaracharya Swami, the 70th pontiff of the revered Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Moolamnaya Sarvajnapeetham, will undertake a Vijaya Yatra in Bengaluru from June 12 to June 17.
During his stay, the Shankaracharya will be camping at the Shankara Foundation, located in Doddakallasandra, 8th Mile, Kanakapura Road.
Devotees can receive his darshan daily at the following times:
This visit is expected to draw devotees from across Bengaluru, offering them a rare opportunity to seek blessings, and participate in discourses and rituals led by the revered pontiff.
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