ADVISORY – Shrī Chitrāpur Mat͟h, Shirālī
Jai Shaṅkar Sādhaka-s,
In partial modification of the advisory regarding Shrī Chitrāpur Mat͟h (SCM), its branch Mat͟h-s and affiliated institutions, this is to inform you with the exception of SCM-BeṅgaĪūru Mat͟h, Khār Mat͟h and Kārlā Durgāparameshwarī Temple, all the other Mat͟h-s and temples will be opened effective from Makara Saṅkrāntī (14th January 2021).
However, this is subject to adherence of the norms in vogue as issued by the respective local authorities, by the Trustees, Vaivāṭdār-s and devotees.
Praveeṇ P. KaḍĪe
President – Standing Committee
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Parama Pujya Sadyojat Shankarashram Swamiji's love and reverence for Sanskrit is well known. Following His instructions that Sanskrit learning must be made easy and freely available to everybody who desires to learn it, a group of sadhakas worked to formulate a Step by Step learning programme.
The lessons that you see on our website are designed to take a student from 'I do not know a word of Sanskrit' to 'I can't believe that I can decipher this on my own!'
The Parijnan Foundation® is a religio-social initiative undertaken by Shrī Chitrāpur Mat̲h̲ to create and support projects, research programmes and institutions in the vital fields of education, medical care, rural welfare, uplift of the poor and several other areas of public utility.
The Srivali Trust was formed in 1997 to promote projects promising sustainable development in the vital areas of health, education and self-employment. For the first time, every villager in Chitrāpur felt that timely medical aid, a regular income and a life of dignity were not far-fetched dreams !
Shrī Chitrāpur Mat̲h̲ Charitable Trust (SCMC Trust) is a public Charitable Trust that runs the Chitrāpur Museum and Library.
The secondary education school at Mallapur, 7 kms from Kumta town, was set up in 1954.