Sacred land
A landscape shaped around the temple as its spiritual heart.
ಶ್ರೀ ವೀರಾಂಜನೇಯಾಯ ನಮಃ · Gerusoppa, Karnataka
A sacred worldis opening.
Scroll slowly. Cross the threshold of Shri Kshetra Bangaramakki—where devotion, knowledge and service are being brought together at an extraordinary scale.
Shri Kshetra Bangaramakki
Temple first.
A future in seva.
60 acres of sacred land₹200 crore integrated vision
Enter the living vision The temple comes first
A sacred institution where darshana becomes seva.
Shri Vishwa Veeranjaneya Mahasansthanam is the spiritual centre of Shri Kshetra Bangaramakki. Its living identity is rooted in devotion to Shri Veeranjaneya, Vedic learning, temple tradition and service to society.
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From devotion, a wider circle of learning, compassion and responsibility begins.
01The deity
Shri Veeranjaneya
The presence at the spiritual heart of the Mahasansthanam.
02The tradition
Anjaneya Darshana
A sacred lineage of spiritual guidance continued by Guruji.
03The practice
Dharma into action
Worship expressed through learning, culture, care and responsibility.
The sacred threshold
Presence before
possibility.
The architecture becomes a bridge between worship, scholarship and community life. Every path begins at the sacred centre and moves outward into learning, care, culture and seva.
Deepa · the inner light
Light is an offering.
The deepa marks the movement from darkness to awareness. Pause here, awaken its radiance, and carry that light into the chapters ahead.
Paramapoojya Shri Shri Shri Maruthi Guruji
After the temple · the Dharmadhikari
A life guided by Dharma and service.
Paramapoojya Shri Shri Shri Maruthi Guruji is presented here through his relationship to Shri Kshetra Bangaramakki—not above it. The supplied profile describes him as a Sanskrit scholar, spiritual guide, educationist and the second Dharmadhikari of the Kshetra.
↗Know GurujiRead the full profilePDF · Open1978
Born into a family devoted to the worship and service of Lord Hanuman.
1997
Anointed the second Dharmadhikari of Shri Kshetra Bangaramakki at the age of nineteen.
2000
Formally initiated into the sacred Anjaneya Darshana tradition.
Today
Guides a living institution joining Dharma, education, culture, care and environmental responsibility.
“For one’s own spiritual liberation and for the welfare of the entire world.”Atmano Mokshartham Jagat Hitaya Cha
The vision taking root
A ₹200 crore sacred campus across 60 acres.
The scale is not the cost of two architectural drawings. It is a long-term, whole-campus commitment: sacred and pilgrim infrastructure, schools and laboratories, hospitals, ashrams, student residence, culture, utilities, landscape and ecological care—built in phases around the temple.
Phased institution
Capital works, campus infrastructure and long-life public facilities—not a single building.
Temple to community
Learning, hospitals, ashrams, knowledge, culture, residence, agriculture and ecology.
Why this scale matters
₹200 crore becomes credible when the whole institution is visible.
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Sacred core
Temple precincts, pilgrim movement, ritual and hospitality infrastructure.
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Schools & knowledge
School and PU facilities, laboratories, libraries, Sukrriti and Saketa.
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Hospitals & care
AYUSH and multidisciplinary hospital vision, emergency access and outreach.
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Ashrams & residence
Thapovana, ashram life, pilgrim stays, student housing and dining.
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Land & resilience
Roads, water, energy, drainage, Sanjeevini Vana and native landscape.
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Culture & livelihood
Arts, gatherings, rural development and sustainable agriculture.
Three places · one living campus
See what the vision is being built to hold.
These architectural visualizations make the future programme tangible. They are not photographs of completed buildings; they show a coherent direction for education, healthcare and spiritual residence in this landscape.
Education · future visualization
Schools that widen opportunity
1 / 3A connected learning district for schools, PU education, science laboratories, libraries, research and residential student life—extending an educational mission already serving rural families.
Schools & PU learningLaboratories & librariesStudent residence
Architect-provided plans
Two designed pieces of a much larger vision.
The learning and residential drawings below are retained as detailed evidence of planning. They sit within the wider education, health, spiritual and ecological programme described above.
PU College · knowledge ecosystem
The Learning Courtyard
A connected academic environment for classrooms, laboratories, libraries and research—organised around light-filled courtyards.
Explore this spaceClassrooms is woven into the wider campus experience.
The charitable institution
CELECT Foundation.
Faith in public service.
Active charitable trust
CELECT Foundation is the Bangaramakki-based NGO named on the donation account. Public legal-entity records identify it as an active trust established in 2011; its published cultural work includes the Samskruthi Kumbha gathering.
Work below is drawn from the supplied institutional profile and published Foundation material.
Editorial visualization01
Education with access
The institutional profile records Vedic and Sanskrit learning, rural CBSE and PU education, scholarships, free mid-day meals, transport to remote villages and support for government schools.
Editorial visualization02
Care that travels
Existing service is described through 24-hour ambulance support, free medical and AYUSH camps, blood donation camps and assistance for families with limited access to care.
Editorial visualization03
Culture kept alive
CELECT Foundation publicly presented Samskruthi Kumbha, while the wider Kshetra profile records music education, Yakshagana training and the revival of more than twenty endangered folk traditions.
Editorial visualization04
The living landscape
The work links Dharma with responsibility for the Western Ghats and Sharavathi ecosystem through awareness, peaceful civic participation and future medicinal-plant and sustainable-farming initiatives.
From the record
Rural educationSchooling, PU learning, meals, transport and scholarships
Human careAmbulance, medical camps, AYUSH and blood donation
Culture & ecologyFolk arts, music, Sharavathi and Western Ghats stewardship
The temple moving outward
Devotion that becomes public good.
The institution’s profile connects temple life with education, Vedic continuity, culture, healthcare, rural service and environmental responsibility.
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Vedic learning
Sanskrit, ritual knowledge and the living traditions of the Pathashala.
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Rural education
Value-led modern learning, student support and access beyond metropolitan centres.
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Culture
Music, Yakshagana, festivals and endangered folk traditions held in continuity.
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Human care
Healthcare, ambulance support, medical camps and assistance for communities.
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Living earth
A spiritual responsibility toward the Western Ghats and the Sharavathi landscape.
↗An offering in seva
Two paths.
One intention.
Support the temple-led mission through a direct bank offering within India or a carefully guided multi-network crypto offering from anywhere in the world.
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Within India
Direct bank offering
Transfer directly to the foundation account through your banking application using the details below.
Account nameCELECT FOUNDATION
BankIDFC FIRST Bank
BranchSagara Branch · HRS FLR.NO.12, Bengaluru–Honnavar Road, Shimoga · 577401
Account number10201052934
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Global offering
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The sacred geography
Ground the vision in place.
The sacred landscape lies within the forested geography of Uttara Kannada. Use the map to explore the setting and begin your journey toward the Kshetra.
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