Janmashtami Bhandara 2026
This year the Madhu Ki Rasoi team served 20, 200 pilgrims and devotees over 3 days across 2 locations.
On Janmashtami eve and on the day itself, continuous heavy rain lashed the twin cities of Mathura-Vrindavan, reminiscent of the torrential rain during Lord Krishna’s birth.
Madhu Ki Rasoi: Hydration Relief for Pilgrims at Vrindavan
On the auspicious occasion of Purushottam Ekadashi, the Madhu Ki Rasoi team served rose water chabeel to over 3,500 pilgrims near the Pagal Baba Temple.
Five hours of continuous service, providing a refreshing respite from the scorching heat.
Madhu Ki Rasoi honors young batuks and the visually challenged on Sri M’s birthday
The fragrance of fresh flower garlands wafted through Madhu Ki Rasoi, the community kitchen of The Satsang Foundation at Mathura, as the shrine dedicated to the Gurus was decorated with beautiful blooms on Sri M’s birthday.