Hindu Yuva Sanga

To commemorate the 151st birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Hindu Yuva Sanga has arranged for an online event today in the Facebook group. A programme schedule has also been enclosed for your better reference.

Vishwakarma Puja marks the birth of the Hindu god, Vishwakarma, who is believed to be the creator of the world, and is referred to as the divine architect. Vishwakarma, the son of Lord Brahma, is believed to have created the holy city of Dwarka, Lord Krishna’s ruling kingdom and also the Maya Sabha for the Pandavas, other than having created several palaces and weapons for several Hindu gods. He was called the divine carpenter as well as swayambhu, which means self-existent or to be created by one’s own accord. On this day workers don’t do any professional work and only worship their tools, offering prayers to Lord Vishwakarma to protect them, Hindu Yuva Sanga prays to the Almighty to keep the livelihoods secure and to bring success.🌺🙏

'Dugga Dugga’….. born in this subcontinent we all might have heard this while strolling down the lanes, the vibe of which is felt in the entire northeast too with the onset of Mahalaya. Mahalaya is a Sanskrit word, wherein ‘maha’ means great, and ‘alaya’ implies abode. The goddess is invited and ushered in her home through chants, devotional songs, recitals and prayers. Mahalaya Amavasya marks the culmination of the Pitru Paksha period and the beginning of the Devi Paksha. It also marks the onset of the Sharadiya Navratri season that is dedicated to Maa Durga. The devotees keep a fast for nine days and worship the nine forms of Maa Durga. On this day, the Goddess descends on the earth from her heavenly abode or Kailash on either a palanquin, boat, elephant or horse. Normally, celebrations for Durga Puja begin seven days after Mahalaya. This year the much-awaited festival would be held a month after Mahalaya because of a phenomenon called ‘mala mash’ or a lunar month that has two new moons. During this month, no auspicious festival or rituals can be observed. Bengali month Ashwin is a lunar month, and Durga Puja can only be held after it is over.
It has been a ritual for the people in Bengal, Odisha, Assam and Tripura in waking up at 4 am to turn on the radio and listen to the 90-minute programme ‘Mahisasurmardini’ (Slaying of Mahishasur) on the auspicious day of Mahalaya ushering Durga Puja.
For those in their 20s it might not matter but for the older generation listening to Mahisasura Mardini on radio is a must.
Hindu Yuva Sanga wishes everyone a Shubh Mahalaya and prays to the Goddess of Power to shower her blessings upon all of us and strengthen us in fighting the ailing covid-19.🌺🌹

Hindu Yuva Sanga wishes everyone a Happy Engineer's Day. The day is celebrated every year on September 15 to mark the birthday of Sir Visvesvaraya, Bharat Ratna recipient and engineering pioneer of India. During his tenure as the Diwan of Mysore, Visvesvaraya remodeled the state into what it came to be known as “model state". We the youths of Hindu Yuva Sanga look forward to our engineers towards building a better nation.

Dear Tapash Paul (beloved Tapash Da) you are being remembered by all of us at every moment in our lives for your divine nature and calmness which was a measure of how good human being you were. On this special day you are being missed as a marvellous leader who led us in every big achievement. You gave new talents a platform to serve the society and performed noble deeds, but never sought attention. You were a true embodiment of a good human, good leader and a good family man. You live in our hearts forever. You were truly a gem of a person. Hoping that you've found comfort in solace, wherever you are.

Birth: 02/11/1990

Death: 19/08/2018.

The time for accepting drawing for Rang-Tarang has already begun and it will continue up to 5 pm. Do send us your name, category and theme along with the attached drawing file in the given email addresses. No drawing shall be entertained after 5 pm. Wish you all the best!😇
P.S. Note the e-mail addresses:
Category I- [email protected]
Category II- [email protected]
Category III- [email protected]
Category IV- [email protected]

Registration started for our final event,
The 7th Open Drawing Competition 2020
"RANG - TARANG"

An online Drawing Competition Organised by Hindu Yuva Sanga.

Link available in the instagram bio.

Registration process will end on August 01, 2020 (Saturday) at 05:00pm.

Here is the Criteria for the
7th Open Drawing Competition 2020
"RANG - TARANG"

Note: The registration process will start from 30/07/2020 (THURSDAY)

After the success of our last four events, now we are ready with our last event 👉🏽 Rang-Tarang: The 7th Open Drawing Competition, 2020. 😃

Stay tuned.
Criteria and theme releasing soon!!

Registration started for our next big event,
"POETICALLY"
Power Your Words.
A free online poetry competition.

Registration link available in the bio.

Registration process will end on July 25, 2020 (Saturday) at 05:00pm.