Karkinos Healthcare (NEPL) is conducting a three-day Vedic Puja–Homa (Yajna) programme, concluding on 3 February 2026, with the sankalpa of peace, prosperity, health, and harmonious well-being of Manipur and its people.
Rooted in the Sanâtana Vedic tradition, the observance seeks auspiciousness for the land, balance in nature, and stability and goodwill within society. The yajnas are being performed each day in three kâlas—morning, afternoon, and evening—strictly in accordance with prescribed vidhi-vidhâna, including sankalpa, mantra-japa, âhutis, pûrGa âhuti, and maEgala ârati.
The sacred rites are being led by the chief priest, Gurumurti Bhat from Sringeri, Karnataka, one of the foremost centres of Vedic learning, accompanied by seven accomplished Vedic Pandits. Together, these learned Vidyâdhâras are conducting the homas with traditional precision, discipline, and spiritual rigor.
The programme includes Mahâga Gapati Homa for vighna-nâúana, Navagraha Homa for balance and harmony, Úrî Rudra Homa for purification and universal welfare, Sudarœana Homa for protection, and Candî Homa invoking the establishment of dharma, peace, and auspicious order. Special Ârogya prayers are also offered for health, healing, and inner strength.