Commencing on 19th April 2025, the sacred rituals began with the Kalash Yatra, followed by the formal initiation of the Maha Yagya through the ceremonial Sankalp performed during the Abhijit Muhurat, amidst resonant Vedic chanting. On the first day of the Yagya, Master Haritraj Singh Mewar undertook the Sankalp, marking the spiritual beginning of the Vedic ritual.

On April 24, 2025, the Yagya concluded with the final offering (Purnahuti) performed by Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar and Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar. The sacred ceremony was followed by a soulful Bhajan Sandhya led by renowned folk artist Mr. Chotu Singh Rawna, whose devotional singing enriched the spiritual atmosphere.

A large number of devotees gathered throughout the seven days to witness and participate in this pious event, concluding the rituals by partaking in the Maha Prasadi, which symbolized unity, devotion, and divine blessings.

Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar and Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar at Vishnu Maha Yagya

Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar and Master Haritraj Singh Mewar at bhajan sandhya led by renowned folk artist Mr. Chotu Singh Rawna

Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar's Visit to Shree Dwarkadhish Temple, Kankroli

On April 26, 2025, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, accompanied by his family Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar, Master Haritraj Singh Mewar, Miss Mohlakshika Kumari Mewar, and Miss Praneshwari Kumari Mewar visited the revered Shree Dwarkadhish Temple in Kankroli, Rajsamand, stemming from the Pushti Marg tradition.

Significantly, the Pithadhishwar of the Shree Dwarkadhish Temple holds the esteemed position of being the spiritual guide to the former royal family of Mewar. This visit marks a historic moment, as it was Shriji's first appearance at the temple following the completion of the Paag Dastoor (a ceremonial rite of passage). Upon their arrival at Govardhan Chowk, the Mewar family was honoured with a guard of honour, accompanied by the soul-stirring melodies of the temple band. Proceeding to the main audience hall, the family received blessings from Trutiya Pithadhishwar Kankroli Naresh Pujyapad Goswami 1008 Shri Dr. Vagishkumarji Maharajshri Ji.

The family also paid homage at the smaller shrines of Mathuradhish and Daulatlalji, offering traditional gifts and performing worship. In a symbolic gesture, Trutiya Pithadhishwar adorned Shriji and Master Haritraj Singh Mewar with kanthi malas, sacred neck garlands symbolizing spiritual connection. Following the ceremonies, the family proceeded to the Zenana Mahal, where, in accordance with longstanding traditions of the Mewar dynasty, members of the Goswami family and Trutiya Pithadhishwar were respectfully welcomed with floral offerings, garments, and dakshina (ceremonial honorarium).

As part of customary temple tradition, Shriji was offered paan, bida, eklai, and prasad by Trutiya Pithadhishwar, along with Trutiya Pith Yuvraj Pujyapad Goswami 108 Shri Vedantkumarji Mahodayshri and Trutiya Pith Yuvraj Pujyapad Goswami 108 Shri Siddhantkumarji Mahodayshri. This spiritually enriching interaction also reflected upon the historical, cultural, and emotional ties between the Pithadhishwar lineage of the temple and the former royal family of Mewar. Trutiya Pithadhishwar shared deep insights into the traditions of Pushti Marg, including the sevakram the daily offerings of Raag, Bhog, and Shringar to Lord Dwarkadhish and elaborated on the spiritual philosophy and eternal relevance of this devotional path.

The visit underscored the unwavering bond of faith, reverence, and timeless tradition that continues to bind the Guru and his disciple-even in the modern age.