Flames of Worship

Connecting hearts through Hindu culture and community service.

Trusted by Devotees.

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The Kerala State Hindu Devaswom Board is a registered society dedicated to protecting, managing, and revitalizing temples, kavus, and ashrams across Kerala. Its mission is to preserve Sanatana Dharma values, strengthen social and spiritual awareness among the Hindu community, and support the welfare of economically weaker sections. Through temple-centered initiatives, the Board envisions building a spiritually empowered and socially secure Hindu society.

Kerala State Hindu Devaswom Board

Mission

Our mission is to protect, revive, and responsibly manage temples, sacred groves (Kavus), and ashrams that face challenges in continuing their activities. We strive to promote awareness of the spiritual, cultural, and moral values of Sanatana Dharma, particularly among the younger generation. The organization is committed to implementing welfare initiatives for the Hindu community, including education, healthcare, and social support. We aim to establish temple-based institutions such as schools, hospitals, and marriage halls to serve economically weaker families. Through temple-centered activities and district-level committees across Kerala, we seek to unite devotees and strengthen the cultural and spiritual foundation of the community.

Vision

To preserve and promote the timeless values of Sanatana Dharma by strengthening temples, sacred groves, and spiritual institutions, while uniting the Hindu community through faith, culture, and social welfare, leading towards a spiritually enlightened and socially responsible society.

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Kerala State Hindu Devaswom Board (KSHDB) is committed to preserving the spiritual heritage and cultural values of Sanatana Dharma through temple-centered activities and community welfare initiatives. Our vision and mission guide our efforts to strengthen temples, uplift the Hindu community, and inspire future generations to uphold dharmic values.

Kanakadhara Mahayagam

This April, at Ernakulathappan Grounds, Yetna Bhumi glows with quiet devotion. The Kanakadhara Mahayagam rises in sacred fire and gentle chants. Spiritual and Hindu leaders gather as one family, their prayers flowing like a river of light, seeking blessings, peace, and grace for all.