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Bhagavata Katha Concludes at Nayagaon Panch-Murti Shiva Temple in Mohali
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 11 Oct 2026, 11:37 AM
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The Bhagavata Katha series held at the Panch-Murti Shiva Temple in Nayagaon, Mohali, reached its conclusion with a final gathering of devotees.
The multi‑day Bhagavata Katha, a devotional narration of Lord Krishna's life, concluded on Saturday at the Panch‑Murti Shiva Temple in Nayagaon, Mohali. The final session brought together a sizable crowd of local devotees who gathered to listen to the concluding verses and offer prayers.
Temple authorities said the Katha, organized by the temple committee in collaboration with local cultural groups, ran for several days and featured traditional music, recitations and discourses by learned scholars. The event aimed to promote spiritual learning and community participation.
Organisers thanked participants for their enthusiasm and highlighted that the temple will continue to host similar religious programmes in the future, reinforcing its role as a cultural hub for the surrounding neighbourhood.
No incidents were reported, and the concluding ceremony proceeded peacefully, with devotees chanting and distributing prasad after the final recitation.
The temple management confirmed that the next major event will be announced in due course, inviting wider community involvement.
Temple authorities said the Katha, organized by the temple committee in collaboration with local cultural groups, ran for several days and featured traditional music, recitations and discourses by learned scholars. The event aimed to promote spiritual learning and community participation.
Organisers thanked participants for their enthusiasm and highlighted that the temple will continue to host similar religious programmes in the future, reinforcing its role as a cultural hub for the surrounding neighbourhood.
No incidents were reported, and the concluding ceremony proceeded peacefully, with devotees chanting and distributing prasad after the final recitation.
The temple management confirmed that the next major event will be announced in due course, inviting wider community involvement.