Mogaveers UAE holds Satyanarayana Pooja in Dubai

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July 1, 2013

Dubai, Jul 1: Mogaveers UAE under the leadership of President L.V. Puthran and Vice President Bala Salian recently held a Satyanarayana Pooja at Karama Centre, Dubai.

Purohit Bhujang Bhat conducted the pooja formalities devotionally and Shashidhar Kotian & Vasudha Kotian couple sat on the pedestal on behalf of Mogaveer community to accept the pooja formalities. It started with lighting the lamp by Neetha Puthran, Indira Trilok, Nalini Deepak, Deepa Puthran & Viveka during the prathistapane.

Devotees not only from Mogaveer community all over UAE but also community leaders and members of various other community associations gathered on this auspices day to get blessed by almighty.

One of the greatest singer from the community, Hemachandra Yermal was flown in from India to present devotional songs along with his group. He presented impressive devotional songs in his golden voice melodiously which gave a devine touch to the pooja and was very well applauded by all the devotees who sang along with him cheering and humming. Pramod Karkera accompanies him with tabla while Sachin Raj Gujran provided tala and Raghu Jathan played the harmonium. Mogaveer community members accompanied them with some rich devotional bhajans soulfully.

The pooja and 'Katha' went on until 8.30 PM and later was Maha Mangalarathi followed by 'Maha Prasada' distribution and all the devotees queued up systematically to attain blessings.

Followed was sumptuous vegetarian buffet maha prasada distributed by Royal Garden Restaurant savored by all the devotees present.

All the members of Mogaveers UAE have vibrantly worked together with great spirits in making this pooja a great success.

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