Vedic Yajna
Shrauta-Yaga (Vedic Yajna) is extremely rare as the modern trend is to perform the 'Paddhati Yajnas' only. Such Vedic Yajnas are performed almost every year in the premises of Jnana-Pravaha in the Yajnashala containing five sacrificial pits (yajnakundas) prescribed in the Vedas. This event is aimed at the revival of the traditional yajna system, purification of the environment and seeking blessings for all living beings. The sacred fire is preserved throughout the year.
Shrauta-Yaga 2002
From 10-01-2002 to 11-01-2002
Shrauta-Yaga Sarvaprishtheshti was coordinated by Prof. Hridaya Ranjan Sharma
Shrauta-Yaga 2001
Date 03-01-2001
Shrauta-Yaga Mitravindeshti was coordinated by Prof. Hridaya Ranjan Sharma