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South Coast temples to observe Purtassi prayer

Shree Vishnu Seva Raam Bhajan Group of Durban will be rendering the Raam Bhajans on September 26.

The Umbango Sri Siva Soobramoniar Temple invites devotees to its prayers on September 19 when the temple will observe the Purtassi prayer.

Hawan will start at 15:00 followed by a special service dedicated to Supreme Lord Perumalswami. Offerings are welcome and prasadam will be served.

On September 20, the temple will be observing its annual Jhunda prayer. Hawan will start at 08:00 followed by the Jhunda prayer at 10:00. Lunch and prasadam will be served.

On September 24, the temple will observe its Maha Navagraha Mahayanam (nine-planet) prayer from 08:00.

On September 26, the temple invites devotees to its Raam Bhajan prayer.

Hawan and Purtassi prayer will commence at 15:00, supper from 17:30.

The Raam Bhajan prayer will start from 19:00 till midnight.

It will be rendered by Shree Vishnu Seva Raam Bhajan Group of Durban.

Refreshments will be served.

For further information contact, Cohen on 076-406-2386 or Kevin on 083-375-3876.

The Port Shepstone Tamil Association Shiva Alayam on Andreason Street, invites devotees to its Purtassi prayer on September 19 at 15:00.

For further information, call Radha Moodley on 071-483-5568.

Umzimkulwana Shri Siva Soobramoniar’s Puratassi prayer will start at 14:30. For more information, contact Sastri on 073-613-7736.

The Shree Hanuman Sanathan Dharma Sabha Mandir on the Sugar Mill Road will observe its Navaratri from October 11 to October 20.

For further information contact Veena on 067-068-8282 or Vajayanti 074-131-9300.

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