Kolkata, October 26, 2025 : Manmathapur Pranab Mandir presented a unique cultural program at Yogesh Mime Academy with the aim of establishing the human incarnation of Shrimat Swami Pranabanandaji Maharaj, the founder of Bharat Sevashram Sangha. On this occasion, the “Pranabanjali App” and the YouTube channel “Yuger Pranab bani” were launched.
Many monks and scholars have already written and composed songs about Swami Pranabanandaji Maharaj, and through that music, have brought about favorable changes in their minds. Devotees believe that even today, some songs of different meanings will reflect the appearance of Swami Pranabanandaji Maharaj on earth and his well-thought-out thoughts in the minds of the people in the coming days.
This time, 10 Bengali songs and 1 Hindi song, written by Anubhav Hazra and Sanjay Chakraborty and composed by Sanjay Chakraborty, were officially released today. Swami Vishwatmanandaji Maharaj, the current Chief Secretary of Bharat Sevashram Sangha, inaugurated this collection of songs and highly praised the great work and initiative. He said, “Swami Pranabanandaji Maharaj is equally appreciated by all sections of society through his great deeds. Today, this collection of songs will have a special impact on the devotees of the Sangh and the public, both spiritually and in the field of work.”
A press release stated that the success of all the artists in this great initiative, with the strong commitment, effort, and musical compilation, will expand in the coming days with the grace of Sri Sri Guru Maharaj.
The most interesting parts of the music collection are— Sanghbani, Sadhan Siddhabani and Hindu Milan Mandir Panchali. Songs sung in this collection are by Sanjay Chakraborty, Reshmi Chakraborty, Pranjal Biswas, Visakh Jyoti, Saurik, Ayentika and other artists.
Kinjal Chatterjee, Srijan Chatterjee, Ankana, Ankita will be singing in the next collection. The organizing committee aims to take the propagation and expansion of Swami Pranabanandaji Maharaj’s divine vision to a specific goal in the coming days.
