Mira Dal organizes Anna Prasadam (community feasts) to serve food to all. This service provides meals to patients’ attendants in government hospitals, the needy, the hungry, and travelers, ensuring that alongside medical care, no one suffers financial strain for food. This initiative has been running consistently for the past 2 years with the aim of eradicating hunger and spreading harmony in society through the joy of sharing meals.
In Hindu tradition, the cow is revered as a mother, believed to embody 33 crore deities. Serving cows is considered an act of great virtue, and Lord Shri Krishna Himself regarded the cow as Kamdhenu, the wish-fulfilling mother.
Our scriptures advise every household to set aside a portion of food daily for cows, as offering the first bread (roti) to Gau Mata brings blessings, prosperity, and harmony to the family.
Mira Dal collects cow feed daily from nearly 800 households—green fodder, vegetables, rotis, flour, and more—using three-wheeled carts, and delivers it to the nearby Gopal Gaushala. This noble service has been running for the last 4 years. Join us in this divine seva and make life meaningful.
For decades, Bhagat Ji has been spreading the divine message of Hari Naam through devotional kirtans. In today’s fast-paced life, people find little time for spirituality, but even a few moments of chanting the Lord’s name brings peace and connection with God.
Through kirtan, Mira Dal carries the Ram-Naam message to homes, temples, and public spaces—completely free of cost. These sessions include Sundarkand, recitations from the Ramayan, Hari-Naam kirtan, and inspiring spiritual discourses.
Mira Dal organizes pilgrimages and spiritual journeys to holy sites, allowing devotees to spend time in the divine atmosphere of sacred dhams. These yatras not only strengthen faith but also provide moments of collective devotion, kirtan, and satsang, deepening spiritual connection and community bonding.
