Archive · 4 Aug 2026
Bhadrachalam Hosts State‑Level Bhajan Competition
A big music event started in the town of Bhadrachalam on Monday.
People from many parts of India brought their singing groups to perform devotional songs called Bhajans.
The event lasted three days and was held at a temple called Sri Kalpavruksha Narasimha Swamy Temple.
Thousands of people, including kids and elders, came to listen.
The organizer, Dr Krishna Chaitanya Swamy, said that these songs are more than music; they help keep spiritual and cultural traditions alive.
Three‑day Bhajan competition began Monday at Sri Kalpavruksha Narasimha Swamy Temple in Bhadrachalam.
The event drew troupes from the Telugu states and other parts of India.
Performances included traditional Bhajans, Harinama Sankirtanas, Tappeta Bhajans, and devotional Kirtanas.
Thousands of devotees, including children, youth, and elders, attended the inaugural day.
Dr Krishna Chaitanya Swamy emphasized Bhajans as a spiritual medium and urged younger generations to preserve this heritage.
- Who
- Dr Krishna Chaitanya Swamy, Bhajan troupes, thousands of devotees
- What
- State‑level Bhajan competition featuring devotional music
- When
- Begins Monday, runs for three days
- Where
- Sri Kalpavruksha Narasimha Swamy Temple, Bhadrachalam, India
- Why
- To promote Bhakti, cultural values, and preserve spiritual traditions
- Event
- Bhajan competition
- Duration
- 3 days
- Venue
- Sri Kalpavruksha Narasimha Swamy Temple, Bhadrachalam
- Organizer
- Dr Krishna Chaitanya Swamy
- Participants
- Bhajan troupes from Telugu states and other parts of India