Guru Mata Indumati Padhi Presides over Spiritual Celebrations at Rashmi Ranjan Siddhashram as Devotees Participate in Satsang and Religious Rituals

Nabarangpur, Oct 22 [UDN}:: Three spiritual and devotional celebrations were organised at Rashmi Ranjan Siddhashram, located in Taragaon under Nabarangpur Block, Odisha, on October 10, October 14 and October 17, 2026. The celebrations included the Rashmi Ranjan Jayanti, the Family Welfare Day Celebration, and the Tula Sankranti Satsang Festival, bringing devotees and ashram members together for prayers, devotional singing and spiritual activities.

The programmes were conducted under the management of Ashram Secretary Dashamu Patra, with the representation of Joint Secretary Santosh Kumar Pujari and under the chairpersonship of Guru Mata Indumati Padhi.

The morning sessions of all three celebrations began with the auspicious Mangala Arati of the deities, followed by the observance of the Rashmi Ranjan ritual. The morning programmes concluded with the distribution of prasad among devotees.

The evening sessions featured a series of spiritual and devotional activities, including the Rashmi Ranjan ritual, prayers, bhajans and the sharing of personal experiences associated with Ranjan. Ashram President Dr. Nilakantha Padhi addressed the gathering and delivered a spiritual message to the devotees.

Devotional music added to the spiritual atmosphere, with Nutana Nanda and Bikash Ranjan Padhi presenting bhajans accompanied by musical instruments. The programme also included the recitation of Sarasatva Bani, kirtan and the performance of arati.

At the conclusion of the celebrations, prasad was distributed among the devotees, followed by a collective gathering at the Anand Bazaar, where participants shared the sacred food and brought the festivities to a close.

Several dedicated workers and members played an important role in organising the three celebrations. They included Arjun Majhi, Lachhman Bhatra, Bhubaneswar Majhi, T. Lachhman Rao, Shiva Shankar Patra, Dasharathi Patnaik and Pankaj Majhi, among others.

The three celebrations reflected the ashram’s continued emphasis on spiritual devotion, collective prayer, family welfare and community participation.