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Mongola Aroti Kirtan (Damodor Month) Sunday November 26, 2023, Begin: 6:30 am –10:00 am You are invited Event organized by the leadership of Mohua Das Sarkar & Shib Das Sarkar and their Kalibari team Kalibari কাতলিাড়ীv

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Special stress is given through this initiative to help the neophyte devoties of our Guru to sing the Kirtans in a less effortless way. Srimanta Sankardev lived for 120 years from C.E 1449 (Saka 1371, Ahin mah, Sukla Dasami) to C.E 1568 (Saka 1490, Bhada mah, Sukla Dwitia) embracing wilful leaving of this material body (Eicha Mrityu).

Welcome to the Anirdesh Kirtan Muktavali (કીર્તન મુક્તાવલી). This site currently contains more than 2400 kirtans, chhands, shloks, Sanskrut mantra-strotra, etc. from Part 1 and Part 2 of the Gujarati Kirtan Muktavali and English Kirtan Muktavali.

Sikh audio and MP3 collection of Gurbani Kirtan and Katha. You can find Kirtan by some of the top Kirtanis of past and present including Bhai Harjinder Singh (Sri Nagar Wale), Bhai Niranjan Singh (Javaddhi Kalan Wale) and Bhai Satvinder Singh (Delhi Wale).