Sai Karuna Dham

Bhandara

All days except Friday

With the blessings and guidance of Chief Patron and Rev. Guruji Shri Chandra Bhanu Satpathy ji, feeding the poor program in being held everyday in the temple premises. Poori, vegetable and a sweet like halwa of kheer is provided to the poor and destitute. On Thursdays, being Baba’s day, the number increases to thousands and to cope up with the demand, a mechanized system has been evolved of preparing the food in large quantity. A battery of 10 humble volunteers is deployed to distribute prasada to everyone who came for the prasada. A similar number of staff is deployed to pick up the waste plates so that these are not littered on the road. The local residents and other devotees also help the Trust is rendering this service with love and devotion.

Book Fair - 2012

1st to 9th September 2012

With the inspiration of our Chief Patron Shri C.B. Satpathyji, Sai Karuna Dham participated in the Annual Book Faur since 2009. The main aim of our Chief Patrol is that let Sai Baba reach every household. With this in view, we got allotted a group of four stalls at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi and after getting the interior work done, displayed all the reading material as well as music CDs. The music CDs of international quality and the books written by our Chief Patron Shri C.B. Satpathyji were the main attraction in the Book Fair. The response in the just concluded Book Fair was over-whelming.

Medical Check up Camps

Free medical check ups camps were organised by Sai Karuna Dham with the inspiration and direction of Rev. Guruji Shri C. B. Satpathy ji, Last camp was held at village Sorkha in NOIDA and 1104 patients were registered and examined by a team of doctors drown from reputed hospitals in NOIDA. Most of the patients were of mal-nutrition, diabetic, eye vision problems, Stomach related problems & joint pains. All these patients were provided free medicines, as prescribed by doctors. Pathological tests were also conducted at the camp site, in addition to ECG, blood pressure etc. The medicines to the tune of Rs.1.28 lakhs were distributed free in this single medical camp.