Gita Pariwar to organise 'Geeta Maitri Milan'

Kathmandu, May 8

Geeta Pariwar is set to organise the 'Geeta Maitri Milan Programme 2083' in Nepal.

The Pariwar has been facilitating the study, meditation, and practice of the Shrimad Bhagavad Geeta for over 1.4 million seekers and beneficiaries in 14 languages globally.

The event will take place on May 10 Sundayat the Nepal Academy assembly hall in Kathmandu with the slogal 'Rad Geeta, Teach Geeeta, and Apply it in Life'.

To ensure the programme's success, various committees and sub-committees have been formed and mobilised under the chairmanship of the founder and patron of Geeta Pariwar Nepal, Jai Kishan Sharda, alongside the organisation's President, Sarika Agrawal, and Secretary, Ram Prasad Adhikari.

The organisers said at a press conference organised in Kathmandu on Friday that the upcoming programme, centred on spiritual and ethical awakening, is expected to expand Geeta consciousness across Nepal.

"This campaign, which aims to bring the eternal knowledge of the Shrimad Bhagavad Geeta to the masses through modern and simple mediums, is spreading worldwide. Geeta Pariwar Nepal, founded five years ago, currently has over 15,000 volunteers directly involved," said Geeta Pariwar.

Although physical attendance is limited to approximately 1,500 people due to the hall's capacity, the organisers have made arrangements for others to view the event live via online platforms, including YouTube and Zoom.

The programme will be attended by the founder of Geeta Pariwar, Swami Shri Govind Dev Giri Ji Maharaj, who is also the treasurer of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust.

Likewise, Dr. Ashu Ji Goyal (International Executive Chairman – Geeta Pariwar and Programme Coordinator – Learn Geeta), along with high-ranking officials and seekers of Geeta Pariwar, will be in attendance.

According to the organisers, the primary goal of the campaign is to spread Geeta consciousness to every village, settlement, and town, despite Nepal's geographical complexities and technical challenges.

Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 9 May 2026.