Pūjya Guru Dampāthi, guiding light of the Trust
K C Das Memorial Charitable Trust
Paropakārārtham idaṃ śarīram
This body exists for the welfare of others: our guiding principle.
Saradamba TV
Satsaṅga & pravacana on YouTube
Upcoming
Upcoming programs
Dated parāyaṇas, inaugurations, and community gatherings; times and venues as announced.
Sanātana Dharma Vārādhī
Founded in 2009 by Pūjya Guru Dampāthi Brahmashrī Kalvakolanu Śrīrāmacandra Mūrti and Jayalakṣhmī, the Trust upholds Vedic values through spiritual programs, education, and selfless service, following the path of the late K. Śrī Chittaranjan Das, who lived entirely for others.
That guiding vision takes shape in three pillars—dharma lived in the world, deepening knowledge of our tradition, and compassionate service to others.
Three pillars
One vision, expressed through sādhanā, learning, and selfless service.
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Dharma in action
Regular congregations, japa yajña, and utsava that unite families in devotion.
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Jñāna & ādhyātma
Classes, camps, and guidance that deepen understanding of our śāstra and paddhati.
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Paropakāra
Annadāna, summer water camps, scholarships; sevā as the natural fruit of a dhārmika life.
Programmes, learning & welfare
Dharmika gatherings, spiritual education, and community outreach—three streams through which the Trust turns its guiding vision into daily practice.
Dharmika programmes
Pūjā, homa, satsaṅga, and pravacana that nurture śraddhā and preserve our shared heritage.
Learn moreSpiritual education
Study of sacred texts: Saundaryalaharī, Nitya Pūjā Vidhānam, Viṣṇu Sahasranāmam, and more.
Learn moreCommunity welfare
Scholarships and support for families, so dharma and dignity reach those who need it most.
Learn moreEchoes of Dharma
Audio, writing, and monthly reflections to carry the Trust’s message into daily life.
Dharma Vāṇi
Spiritual audio with Brahmashrī Kalvakolanu Śrīrāmacandra Mūrti.
Śrī Lalitā Sahasranāmāvalī
Reflection on the divine names of Śrī Lalitā Devī: contemplation and insight.
Dharmavārādhī e‑Magazine
Monthly dharma teaching in clear, accessible language.
Guru Vāṇi
Written pravacana of Pūjya Guruvu Brahmashrī Kalvakolanu Śrīrāmacandra Mūrti.