‘Go’ Seva the right way
With Eternal blessings from HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamy, a veterinary camp was conducted at Gumulapoor Village, Choppadandi mandal, Karimnagar.
With Eternal blessings from HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamy, a veterinary camp was conducted at Gumulapoor Village, Choppadandi mandal, Karimnagar.
With blessings of his Holiness, Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Sreemanarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swami Ji. The Mahilia Arogya Vikas Team
With the Blessings of Sri Sri Tridandi Chinna Jeeyar Swamji , Mahila Arogya Vikas has conducted a medical camp
How many of us have recently come across a loved one suffer from serious health hazard such as cancer?
Mahila Arogya Vikas Kendrams added yet another page in their success book. On the auspicious occasion of "Acharya Thirunakshatram"
On the occassion of Sri Swamiji Tirunakshathram , Twin Cities Mahila Arogya Vikas (Women Health Welfare) wing of Vikasa Tarangini,
With the blessings of Acharya several programmes were conducted at Srirangadhamam. Krishnashtami was celebrated with great fervour. 50kgs of butter
On the occasion of Birth anniversary of HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, VikasaTarangini Seva Coordinators visited the Siddipet Sub jail and
VT- Karimnagar conducted a cancer awareness camp on 20th October, General Camp at Vavilalapally (Municipal part), 14th Ward Karimnagar. Sriman
On the auspicious occasion of HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, the Raising Hands For Hope foundation got along with VikasaTangini
Vikasa Tarangini Anaparthi and RAISING HANDS FOR HOPE - NGO, conducted a charity event on the occassion of Sri Swamiji's
With great honour and due respects, Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swami has been invited to inaugurate Nandi Secondary School in Nepal
As part of the welfare activities, the Warangal Vikasa Tarangini conducted free health Camps for animals and special Go Puja
The Arogya Vikas Kendram across the country conducted number women’s health camps and provided free health tests to otherwise expensive
Swarnamrutha Prasana is a free ayurvedic medicine distributed and served by Vikasa Tarangini volunteers. The medicine controls recurrent respiratory tract