HIGHLIGHTS
Shashwatha Pooja Moolanidhi
Post the reinstallation of Swamy in the year 2000, Temple has introduced Shashwatha pooja Seva with creation of Moolanidhi. As per the option of the seva karta, pooja will be performed in the name of the seva karta on the opted day or thithi once in every year. Interest earned on the Moolanidhi is used for Shashwatha pooja. For outstation seva kartas, prasada will be sent by post
Vidhya Nidhi
For over 25 years, Shri Varadanjaneya Swamy Temple has been extending educational support to deserving and underprivileged students through Vidyanidhi, in partnership with Abhyudaya.
Last year, our temple sponsored annual fees for 29 students, of whom 9 have successfully completed their education.
This academic year (2024–25), the temple is proud to sponsor the education of 35 students across Karnataka—from PU to various courses—including a medical & Engineering students. Remarkably, 98% of the beneficiaries are girls.
As part of its evolving mission, the temple aims to bring light into the lives of visually challenged students by extending Vidyanidhi support to blind schools.
It is a matter of pride to mention that during the pandemic period, oxygen concentrators were purchased and donated for use in a hospital out of the funds of Vidhya Nidhi
Sanjeevini Arogya Sindhu
Our temple initiative under the "Sanjeevini Aarogya Sindhu" the temple trust has donated sophisticated dialysis machines for the women’s wing at Rangadore Memorial Hospital, Basavanagudi, through the Sri Sringeri Sharada Peetham Charitable Trust, with maintenance support from the Bangalore Kidney Foundation (BKF).
Our temple is also proud to share the participation in a noble national cause. Through the Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (PMTBMBA), Shri Varadanjaneya Swamy Devasthana Seva Trust has joined the Ni-Kshay Mitra initiative, adopting 20 TB patients for six months. We are committed to supporting their recovery by providing regular nutritional food assistance
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Pallaki Seva
Pallaki seva has been an unique seva of the Temple which is held in the evening on every Saturday in the prakhara of the Temple. The Utsava Murthy of Shree Swamy is taken in pallaki in a procession with Bhajans, Mantra Gosha and Veda Ghosha. The Seva is normally booked by the devotees in advance. It is a matter of pride that the pallaki seva is already booked in advance for the next nearly one and half years
Kumbabhisheka
Temple has already witnessed two Kumbhbishekas in the past. The third, “Ekothara Sahasra Kumbhabisheka” is scheduled for 23rd April 2024 on the day of Lokarpana of the reconstructed Temple coinciding with the auspicious day of Shreemad Hanuma Jayanti
Social Responsibility
The Temple Trust is happy to support our neighborhood police station by providing the barricades. Barricades are officially handed over to Konanakunte Police Station on 20th Dec 2025.