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Vrindavan Today - India Vrindavan Today brings you daily news of Braj and Vrindavan Dham — the temple and ashram life, special events, environmental and heritage protection.

Vrindavan Today is a non-denominational, non-sectarian site dedicated to the uplift and positive development of the Dham. The goals of Vrindavan Today are:

* to attract readers from all around the world to experience the spiritual, religious and cultural glories of Vrindavan and Braj,
* to build a community of Vrindavan vasis beyond the limits of any one institution or organization,
* to c

reate awareness of the positive work that different individuals and institutions are doing in Braj/Vrindavan,
* to publicize vital issues related to the “bhauma” Vrindavan of today, especially those concerning heritage and environment,
* to become an important source of information about these issues, both past and present,
* and ultimately to engage people actively in ways that will serve the interests of the Dham. We welcome contributions from English or Hindi-speaking authors (see our Hindi site) and photographers in the nature of relevant news articles (such as temple events, etc.), researched articles related to Vrindavan or its residents, or editorials related to the themes outlined above. Any other volunteers, such as translators, web designers, contributors in cash or in kind, are also invited to lend a hand.

29/07/2025

2025.07.29 (Vrindavan Today News): In recent weeks, a troubling pattern has emerged among certain spiritual leaders in Vrindavan. Saints, who for centuries have been venerated as moral compasses of society, are now finding themselves at the center of growing controversy for making remarks that many....

28/07/2025

2025.07.28 (Vrindavan Today News): The spirit of devotion, divine beauty, and cultural festivity united in a magnificent celebration as the Jhulan Yatra commenced with great fervor on the auspicious occasion of Hariyali Teej. Devotees from across India and beyond gathered to witness the divine swing...

27/07/2025

2025.07.24 (Vrindavan Today News): A troubling paradox unfolds at the entry of Vrindavan. The city has now become a place where even its own residents must fight to return home. What should be a smooth return for locals has turned into a daily ordeal of confrontation and humiliation – ironically, ...

Shravan: JhulanotsavaRelish the nectar of staging of Gour Lila and Krishna Lila at Gambhira, Jai Singh Ghera in Vrindava...
27/07/2025

Shravan: Jhulanotsava

Relish the nectar of staging of Gour Lila and Krishna Lila at Gambhira, Jai Singh Ghera in Vrindavan from 24 th July to 9 th August.

Timings : Mornimg 9.30 onwards and Evening 5.30 onwards

22/07/2025

By Braj Khandelwal 2025.07.22 (Vrindavan Today News): Oh, Vrindavan! The sacred playground where Krishna once frolicked, the Yamuna sparkled like tears of a goddess, and spirituality wasn’t just a bumper sticker for clout-chasing influencers. But behold, our Sanskari sahab has descended like a div...

21/07/2025

2025.07.21 (Vrindavan Today News): In a landmark initiative to enhance spiritual tourism and restore the cultural essence of Braj, the Government of Uttar Pradesh is preparing to embark on a transformative project—a 17-kilometre-long nature walk along the banks of the Yamuna River, stretching from...

Extremely delighted to announce the opening of the long awaited 🌼 Haripriya Raag sewa 🌼 baithak at the Gambhira Ashram, ...
18/07/2025

Extremely delighted to announce the opening of the long awaited 🌼 Haripriya Raag sewa 🌼 baithak at the Gambhira Ashram, a Hindustani Classical music offering at the holy feet of Sri Radharamanlaal on the auspicious day of Kamada (कामदा) Ekadashi.
( an effort to promote Hindustani Classical music in Braj under the banner of Vraj Kala Gurukul , Sri Chaitanya Prem Sansthan , Vrindavan )

The Raag Sewa performance will feature eminent vocalist Pt. Devashish Dey, along with Sri Krishna Kumar Upadhyay on Tabla and Sri Harsh*t Upadhyay on Harmonium, hailing from Banaras.

13/07/2025

2025.07.13 (Vrindavan Today News): The twin cities of Mathura-Vrindavan, revered as the land of Shri Krishna, is poised for a sweeping transformation that echoes the civic evolution of Odisha’s Jagannath Puri. In a landmark initiative, the local administration is set to revamp the religious, civic...

13/07/2025

2025.07.13 (Vrindavan Today News): With no traffic plan and tourist influx rising, the traffic congestion has brought several routes in Vrindavan to near standstill on Sunday. While the residents have been complaining about it for a long time, the local MLA from Mathura – Vrindavan has taken cogni...

08/07/2025

2025.07.08 (Vrindavan Today News): A new controversy has emerged in the pilgrimage town of Govardhan surrounding the centuries-old Mudiya Shobha Yatra, one of the most revered religious processions in the Braj region. For the first time in 468 years, a separate Mudiya procession is being planned in....

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Vrindavan Today is a non-denominational, non-sectarian site dedicated to the upliftment and positive development of the Dham. We are associated with the Braj Vrindavan Heritage Alliance. The goals of Vrindavan Today are: * to attract readers from all around the world to experience the spiritual, religious and cultural glories of Vrindavan and Braj, * to build a community of Vrindavan vasis beyond the limits of any one institution or organization, * to create awareness of the positive work that different individuals and institutions are doing in Braj/Vrindavan, * to publicize vital issues related to the “bhauma” Vrindavan of today, especially those concerning heritage and environment, * to become an important source of information about these issues, both past and present, * and ultimately to engage people actively in ways that will serve the interests of the Dham. We welcome contributions from English or Hindi-speaking authors (see our Hindi site) and photographers in the nature of relevant news articles (such as temple events, etc.), researched articles related to Vrindavan or its residents, or editorials related to the themes outlined above. Any other volunteers, such as translators, web designers, contributors in cash or in kind, are also invited to lend a hand.