Lord Vishwakarma

SRI SRI NIKHIL UTKAL SAIBA PANCHAL VISWA BRAHMIN SAMAJ

Carrying forward the divine legacy of Lord Vishwakarma's five sons, we embody a rich heritage of creation rooted in the Vedas. United under the philosophy of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam."

SRI SRI NIKHIL UTKAL SAIBA PANCHAL VISWA BRAHMIN SAMAJ

Saiba Panchal Viswa Brahman Community is a culturally rooted community guided by the sacred values and teachings of Rishi Parampara. Our foundation is built on preserving traditions, promoting social responsibility, and strengthening the spiritual and cultural identity of our families and future generations.

We actively engage in various social welfare initiatives that contribute to the betterment of society and community life. Our key activities includes:

Plantation and environmental awareness to support nature and ecological balance

Women empowerment through encouragement, participation, and social upliftment

Promotion and preservation of Shodasha Sanskara, the sixteen sacred rites that guide human life according to our traditions

Encouraging and supporting children's education to build a knowledgeable and responsible future generation

Upholding Jangyapabita Sanskar (Yajnopavita/Upanayana Sanskar) as an essential and inseparable part of our cultural and spiritual heritage

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Veer Brahmendra Swami

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Dedicated to the upliftment and well-being of our community, the Viswa Brahmin Samaj actively drives essential welfare initiatives. Through collective support, we aim to empower families, assist those in need, and foster a stronger, more resilient society. We invite our members to collaborate with local committees to create lasting social impact.

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The Chittoor Judgement

Chittoor Judgement Details about Chittoor District court judgement. In Chittoor district, some Brahmins tried to restrict the Viswabrahmins from conducting their marriages without the help of the Purohith Brahmin, and studying the VEDAS, so that we do not have the right to conduct Veda Adhikaram. It was a controversy between the panchangam gundaiah(brahmin) and the Margasahaya Achari(viswa brahmin). The brahmin community harrassed our community by claiming superiority. So Mr. M.S Achary put a case on the Brahmin community in the Adalath court Chittoor. The judge was Mr.Daker Dora. Mr.Achary showed direct evidence from the VEDAS proving Lord Viswakarma is superior to all gods. Mr. Gundappa attempted to show evidence from puranas, which was written by VYASA who was not a brahmin (he is the son of a fisherman). But VEDAS are superior to secondary texts rewritten by vested interests. The Vedas repeatedly praise LORD OF LORDS Bhagwan VISWAKARMA. Mr.Achary provided logical arguments and bulletproof answers to the questions asked by the brahmins. Finally brahmins were forced to shut their mouths since the Judge agreed with the answers given by Mr.Achary. A total of 65 questions were asked by the brahmins and every single of them was answered by Mr. Achary with factual evidence from the Vedas.