The Sangham celebrates Telugu New Year (Ugadi) every year with Panchanga Sravanam, honoring of Visista Vyakthulu, and distributions to the needy — new clothes to Vedic students and Upadhyayulu, and sarees to poor ladies of the community. The event is held at local temples and is open to all community members.

Traditional reading of the new year Panchanga with forecasts for the Samvatsara.

Panchanga Sravanam

New clothes to 45+ Vedic students and sarees to 50 poor ladies every year.

Clothes & Sarees

Distinguished members of the community are felicitated on the occasion.

Visista Vyakthulu

Free Panchangams distributed to attendees at the celebration.

150 Panchangams

Ugadi

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This programme took its birth during covid19 in the month april, 2020.  Seeing the difficulties faced by the brahmin community esp. Archakas, purohits, japa daana purohits and other private employees, the sangham started providing provisions worth rs.1000/- after identifying deserving families.  Donations are received from brahmin community celebrating their marriage day, birth day or father or mother’s thidhi in multiples of rs.1000/-.  As many 1000s that many families get benefited. The programme was formally named as ‘Brahmana Bandhu’ as a monthly programme from august, 2020.  So far 623 families have benefited from this programme.

Provisions worth Rs.1000/- after identifying deserving families

Provisions Provided

100s of families get benefited from this Programme

Families Benefited 

Marriage Day, Birthday or Father or Mother’s thidhi.

Days Celebrations

So far 623 families have benefited from this Programme.

Monthly Programme

Brahmana Bandhu

Since the inception of the Sangham in 1994, in three consecutive years ‘Uchita Samuhika Upanayanams’ were conducted upto 1996.  However, later due to lack of interest by the parents the same could not be conducted.

However, the Samuhika Uchita Upanayanamulu are again started from 2024 regularly being conducted for a limited no. of 10 Vatuvus. The Upanayanams are conducted at Santoshimata temple, Syamala Nagar with the courtesy of Shri Gabbita Sivaram Garu who is the Chairman of the Temple Committee. The Samskaram is performed most traditionally with ‘Panchasikha’ and ‘Chevi Pogulu’.  Around 250 people dine along with vatuvus relatives.   

Ceremony, Purohit Dakshina, sacred materials and Annadanam — no cost to the family.

Entirely Free

8–12 Vatuvus initiated together in one grand ceremony, with 250+ people dining.

Samuhika Format

Held at Santoshimata Temple, Syamala Nagar — venue assured free by Sri Gabbita Sivaram Krishna Prasad.

Temple Venue

First conducted in 1995 for 12 Vatuvus at Gayatri Mata Mandiram; revived in 2024 after 27 years.

Long Legacy

Uchita Upanayanamulu

The Sangham bye-laws mandates the sangham to conduct general body meetings for every two years of its tenure.  A new body is elected after presentation of secretary report for 2yrs and submission of accounts for both years. Gbs are conducted during 2021, 2023 and 2025.

Audited income and expenditure accounts are placed before the members.

Accounts Presented

New office bearers elected unanimously — President, Secretary, Treasurer and committee.

Unanimous Elections

All programs, welfare schemes and infrastructure works reviewed openly.

Activity Review

Every life member has a voice and vote in shaping the Sangham's direction.

Member Voice

General Body Meeting

Note books distribution:  
From the year 2000 the programme was in the form of scholarships. Students are chosen and are given scholarships depending on the class of study with the help of donors.  Later it was reformed into distribution of note books(itc make) worth Rs.700,   as scholarship programme is not serving the intended purpose.  Every year starting 1st standard to engineering students are provided with almost 25nos. of note books sufficient for entire year.   Around 120 stundents are distributed with notebooks till 2019.  Later the programme was discontinued as the government themselves are providing every need of the students. The programme was conducted regularly at anjaneyaswamy kalyana mandapam, a.t.agraharam, guntur.


Srividyanidhi:
However, from 2023 a new scheme was started in the name of ‘Sri Vidyanidhi’ for students who are studying final year of professional courses (B.tech, Polytechnic, B.pharmcy etc). Accordingly applications are distributed among interested students. Filled applications along with relevant supporting documents, interview with parent & student, cross verification of details and conduct with principal, house visit to assess the eligibility and deserving nature of the scholarships by the students are shortlisted. After this exercise a final list of qualified students is prepared and according to the funds availability the students are awarded scholarships of entire year fee (maximum of Rs.50,000/-). The function is conducted at 6th line office of the Sangham regularly. The students are required to return the amount without interest once they are settled in a job.  

Disbursed to 4 B.Tech students — the amount grows every year with donor support.

₹1,97,000 in 2026

Scholarships are presented at a function with chief guests from the community.

Every August

Supports students in B.Tech and professional courses from member families.

Merit Focused

Donors can fully or partially sponsor a student's scholarship.

Sponsor a Scholar

Sri Vidyanidhi

On Jandhyala Pournami (Upakarma day), the Sangham distributes Yagnopaveethams (sacred threads) free of cost through temples, Vedapathasalas and member residences — 2000 distributed at 34 places in 2024, reaching Guntur, Hyderabad, and even London.

Distributed in 2024 at 34 places — up from 1000 in 2023.

2000 Threads

Temples, Vedapathasalas, member residences and coordinators across Guntur.

46 Centers

Distribution points in London and Hyderabad for members staying away.

Reaches Abroad

Every Yagnopaveetham is gifted in memory of donors' families.

Completely Free

Jandhyala Pournami

Mahalaya Pakshalu forming part ‘Pitru Karmalu’ is conducted every year during Bhadrapada Masam from 2025 onwards. Since then, it is conducted twice during those 15 days. Samuhika Tilatarpanams are offered under the guidance of a brahma.  

First time free Mahalaya Pitrupakshalu conducted at Arama Kshetram.

New in 2025

Tila (sesame) Tarpanams offered to ancestors with proper Vedic procedures.

Tila Tarpanam

Qualified Purohits guide every Kartaa through the rituals step by step.

Purohit Guidance

Conducted at the Sangham's own facility on Guntur–Chilakaluripet Highway.

At Arama Kshetram

Mahalaya Pakshalu

Karthika Samaradhana is the largest gathering of the Sangham year — a grand community feast during the holy month of Karthika, with cultural and music programmes, donor felicitations and publication of the year's Sampradaya Calendar. Attendance has grown from 650 in 2023 to around 1000 Brahmins in recent years.

Around 1000 Brahmins are served the traditional lunch — the biggest Annadanam of the year.

~1,000 Dine Together

Cultural and classical music performances by community artists.

Music Programmes

3000 Sampradaya Calendars published and released at the event.

Calendar Release

Donors to Sangham projects are felicitated on stage.

Donor Felicitation

Held every year in the holy month of Karthika, on the first Sunday.

Karthika Masam, 1st Sunday

A traditional lunch (Annadanam) is served to all attending Brahmins.

Lunch for ~1000 Brahmins

A donor who contributed the highest amount from the last Samaradhana to the present one is honoured.

Visista Data Sanmanam

Siva Abhishekam

Gopuja

Tulasi Puja

Vishnu Sahasranama Parayanam

Lalitha Sahasranama Parayanam

Music Programmes for Adults & Children

A Tradition of Devotion & Community Feast

Central Public School

Karthika Samaradhana

Arama Kshetram is the Sangham's own facility for final rites — built on a 400 sq. yard site procured in 2011 near Visalakshi Cold Storage on the Guntur–Chilakaluripet Highway, with Gruhapravesam in 2015 and the first floor inaugurated in December 2023. The Sangham is now expanding: 100 sq. yards purchased in 2025-26 and Bhudanam collection for 200 more sq. yards is ongoing.

Full infrastructure for final rites with all Vedic facilities on Sangham land.

Own Facility

Inaugurated formally with all rituals in Dec 2023, named in memory of founder Sri P.V. Ramanaiah.

First Floor — 2023

100 sq. yards purchased in 2025-26; Bhudanam collection for 200 sq. yards at ₹17,000/sq. yd ongoing.

Expanding

Rites performed at the facility at a fraction of private costs.

Manageable Cost

Arama Kshetramu

The Sangham coordinates Masikam (monthly) and Abdikam (annual) memorial rites for Brahmin families — a service especially valued by members staying outside Andhra Pradesh and abroad. Working with family priests and Arama Kshetram, the Sangham ensures rites are performed properly even when the family cannot travel to Guntur.

Both monthly and annual memorial rites arranged with full Vedic procedure.

Masikam & Abdikam

Families in the UK, US and elsewhere rely on this coordination service.

For NRI Families

The Sangham liaises with your family priest or arranges a qualified Purohit.

Priest Coordination

Rites can be conducted at the Sangham's own facility when needed.

Arama Kshetram Venue

Masikamulu / Abdikamulu

Pura Pramukhulu are the elders and senior-most members of each veda-patra / street (pura) who guide the Sangham's activities and represent their locality's members — the living bridge between the committee and every household in the community.

Senior members of every pura anchor the Sangham at street level.

Local Leadership

They carry member needs to the committee and Sangham news to every home.

Two-way Bridge

Advise on programs, enrollments and family welfare needs in their area.

Guidance Role

The full list of Pura Pramukhulu will be published here.

Brahmana Seva Sangham

Ugadi

About this Program

Program Highlights

Panchanga Sravanam

Clothes & Sarees

Visista Vyakthulu

150 Panchangams

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