Mangaluru: The Ramakrishna Mission, Mangaluru, will celebrate its platinum jubilee with a series of events from September 13 to 15, marking 75 years of service since its establishment in 1951. The celebrations will be graced by Swami Suhitanandaji Maharaj, vice-president of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, who will arrive from the organisation’s headquarters in Kolkata on September 12.
Inauguration of ‘Prajna 2025’
On September 13, Swami Suhitanandaji Maharaj will inaugurate Prajna 2025, a workshop specially organised for students of professional courses. The event will be held at the Swami Vivekananda Sabhabhavan in Ramakrishna Math, Mangaluru.
The workshop aims to provide guidance, values-based orientation, and motivation to youth preparing for their careers, in line with the Mission’s focus on education and character building.
New facilities and Amrita Varsha launch
On September 14, the seer will inaugurate the newly constructed Amrita Bhavan, built to commemorate the Mission’s 75th year. He will also inaugurate new classrooms of the Vivekananda Coaching Centre, which has been instrumental in providing affordable coaching to students.
The platinum jubilee year-long celebrations, titled Amrita Varsha, will also be formally launched on the same day. This event will mark the beginning of a series of programmes planned under the Amrita Mahotsava banner.
Legacy of Ramakrishna Mission in Mangaluru
The Ramakrishna Mission in Mangaluru was established in 1951 and has, for the past 75 years, been actively engaged in service activities including education, healthcare, rural development, youth programmes, and spiritual guidance.
Its institutions and initiatives have been recognised as a source of moral and cultural strength in Dakshina Kannada and surrounding regions, often serving as a bridge between spiritual values and practical service.
Visit to Mangaladevi centre
During his visit, Swami Suhitanandaji Maharaj will also participate in the Amrita Mahotsava celebrations at the Ramakrishna Mission centre in Mangaladevi on September 14. The celebrations will conclude on September 15 with closing programmes involving devotees, alumni, and members of the public.
Conclusion
As the Mission in Mangaluru enters its platinum jubilee year, the visit of Swami Suhitanandaji Maharaj and the inauguration of new facilities reflect its continuing commitment to social upliftment and spiritual guidance. The three-day celebrations will not only mark the past achievements of the Mission but also set the tone for its future role in the region.