प्रमाणम्
Every photograph here was taken at the Aradhana — the yaagashaala before dawn, the scholars at parayanam, the queues for prasadam, the concerts that ran until nine.
वर्षानुवर्षम्
The Sangeethotsava at the Sringeri Shankara Matha — recitals, blessings and the shrine of Sri Rama.
Open the 2026 gallery →A Geethotsava of vocal and instrumental offerings before the presiding Acharya.
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The Sangeethotsava, 24–30 January 2024 — with the full five-day programme.
Open the 2024 gallery →Honours conferred on scholars and musicians at the Sangeethotsava.
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Emphasising sustainability, the Trust worked to ensure the legacy thrives not just for today but for generations to come.
Open the 2022 gallery →The Aradhana resonated virtually, reaching a wider audience and showing the adaptability of tradition to the digital age.
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Through global circumstances the Aradhana persisted — resilience, and a deep-rooted commitment to the tradition.
Open the 2020 gallery →The Bharathi Thyagaraja Samman is conferred on Ved. Br. Sri B. K. Lakshminarayana Bhatta Ghanapathigal of Kundapura.
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Vaidika ritual and musical extravaganza held as one whole — a multifaceted approach to preserving the saint’s legacy.
Open the 2018 gallery →Scholars from all eleven branches of the four Vedas were recognised and honoured — a commitment to Vaidika knowledge.
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The Trust received the guidance and blessings of Sri Sri Jagadguru Bharathi Theertha Mahaswamiji, pivotal in selecting the Samman recipients.
Open the 2016 gallery →Padma awardees across vocal, mrudangam, santoor, violin, flute, veena and Harikatha were honoured with the Bharathi Thyagaraja Samman.
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The award was introduced, recognising outstanding contributions to classical Indian music, Harikatha and Vaidika scholarship.
Open the 2014 gallery →The Trust formally embraces a lineage then 176 years old — eleven frames from that year's Aradhana.
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The Yati Aradhana is recognised by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of India. The first Bharathi Thyagaraja Samman is conferred.
Gallery to followAn expansion of the ceremonies — sixteen frames from the yaagashaala, the parayanam and the felicitations.
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The inception of the Aradhana under the Trust, and the year of its affiliation with the Sringeri Sharada Peetham.
Open the 2009 gallery →Album · January 2026
Sringeri Shankara Matha, Bengaluru







Album · 18 January 2025
Sringeri Shankara Matha, Bengaluru






Album · 24–30 January 2024
Sringeri Shankara Matha, Bengaluru
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Album · January 2023
Sringeri Shankara Matha, Bengaluru






Album · January 2022
Sringeri Shankara Matha, Bengaluru



Album · February 2021
Sringeri Shankara Matha, Bengaluru






Album · 12 July 2015
Photographs courtesy of the Trust
















