Veeramani Raju Bhajan on December 1

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Veeramani Raju Bhajan on December 1


I guess you would have noticed that hidden in the flow of the post on 'Sabarimala Trip by Sri Ranga Travels', I have mentioned about Veeramani Raju's Bhajan presentation in Congress Grounds, Teynampet, Chennai. During my trip to Tiruvallikeni last saturday, I saw the hoarding in front of Congress Grounds.


Address:


Kamaraj Memorial Hall,
Congress Grounds,
Teynampet,
Chennai -- 600 018.
Tamil Nadu. INDIA.


Landmark(s):

  1. Before Anna (Gemini) Flyover from Tambaram to Parrys direction.
  2. Opposite 'Sterling Towers' building.
  3. 2 minutes walkable distance from United States Consultate Office, Chennai and 5 minutes walkable from Landmark, Gemini.
  4. MTC Bus Stop: DMS

I think the timings should be like last year towards 1700 hours in the evening.

Comments

Unknown said…
I am Sundaresan, one of the key person behind organising the programme of Veeramani Raju at Kamaraj hall on Dec 1st. I am really happy to see your article every year on this programme in your web page. Kindly give your contact no. and mail address for contacting further. Thank you very much.
2:23 AM
Unknown said…
i am ramansekar , iyappan adimai , Every year , a biook is released on Iyappa , this year also its being released .Named ,Endrum Ninaivil Ayappan, please mail me ramansekar@gmail.com , for E Book.Swamy saranam
2:09 AM
Sabarish said…
im sabarish here studying in college but 1 of a great devotee of ayyapan and a great fan of raju sir..............i never miss any of his function and was very happy to see this website....thnk u
10:43 AM
giridhar said…
i am giridhar. I usually go to kamaraj memorial hall programme. but due to personal work i was unable to attend this year. but i went to rani seethai hall programme performed by violin manibarathi and subash veeramani. what a marvelous programme.. violin souded like kunnakudi and subash is an all rounder.. he sings in tms, sirkazhi, yesudos and of course veeramani songs.. any type of songs.. i really enjoyed the divine music feast given by them. actually i planned to attend only for an hour but the music made me to sit fully. good and great. what is your thought on this??
11:24 AM
Unknown said…
Definitely, the King of Violin ....live in concert... offered a spiritual journey and a musical rondeavous.... the audience was spellbound by the musical genius .... he is a cut above the rest... so if you a music lover.... you will know what I mean!!! Dr Manibharathi is world class and no other violinist can touch him !!! Dr Manibharathi's Indian Symphony is making waves around the world !!!
2:28 PM
Unknown said…
Definitely, the King of Violin ....live in concert... offered a spiritual journey and a musical rondeavous.... the audience was spellbound by the musical genius .... he is a cut above the rest... so if you a music lover.... you will know what I mean!!! Dr Manibharathi is world class and no other violinist can touch him !!! Dr Manibharathi's Indian Symphony is making waves around the world !!!
2:28 PM
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