Gopakuteeram Annual Day Celebrations at Singapore Namadwaar

By the divine grace of our beloved Guru Maharaj, His Holiness Maharanyam Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji, and the boundless blessings of our beloved deities Sri Madhurisakhi samedha Sri Premika Varadhan, Namadwaar Singapore joyfully celebrated the annual day of Gopakuteeram (GK) and Ladies Sloka classes on Saturday, 15 November 2025.

The evening commenced with sacred Nama chanting, followed by heartfelt performances starting with bhajan/slokas on Ganesha by 45 participants ranging from tiny tots as young as four years old to Yuva GK children and devoted ladies from the Sloka classes. They beautifully recited various slokas, Srimad Bhagavatam stutis, and devotional songs learned throughout the year. Program ended with Hanuman Chalisa chanting.

It would have made Sri Guruji smile when Srimad Bhagavatham was held reverently in so many young hands and when kids and ladies recited with shraddha and bhakti.

The celebration concluded magnificently with trophy presentations, collective Nama chanting, dolotsavam, and a scrumptious dinner that brought our Gopakuteeram community together in gratitude and joy.

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