ज्ञानं सेवा च कौशलम्

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From Chinmaya Sakshi, October 2026

Hanuman Jayanti: the Chalisa, 54 times

A morning puja and Likitha Japa, an evening of chanting, and a skit on Hanumanji’s selfless devotion.

Community 2 April 2026
A student in a yellow kurta seated before a garlanded murti, lamps and offerings

Hanuman Jayanti was celebrated on 2 April with deep devotion and spiritual fervour, honouring Lord Hanuman, the eternal symbol of strength, surrender and unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. The day began with a sacred morning puja and Likitha Japa, as students and staff immersed themselves in prayer. The evening resonated with the chanting of the Hanuman Chalisa, rendered 54 times, creating an atmosphere of peace and devotion. Students enriched the celebration through a special skit portraying Hanumanji’s selfless devotion and noble deeds. The celebration inspired reflection on humility, faith, courage, love and selfless service.

Students in costume on a blue-lit stage during a skit
A student in a yellow kurta writing in a notebook, seated on the floor

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