Lohana Nairobi

22/11/2023

Jalaram Jayanti was joyfully celebrated on Sunday, November 19th, at the Mahajn premises. The day included Puja, Bhajan, Thal, and Arti, followed by a delightful Mahaprasad. More than 200 devotees took part in this special event, soaking in the positive vibes. A big thank you to the Late Babubhai Manek family for sponsoring the delicious Mahaprasad, and heartfelt appreciation to Rajubhai and Hetalben for the lovely cake. Special thanks also go to other cash sponsors for their kind gesture.

21/11/2023

In celebration of Shree Jalaram Jayanti, our CSR Team Members embarked on a heartwarming initiative yesterday at Shree Lohana Mahajan Mandal. They generously provided young children from the Odijo Foundation with School Packs and Food Stuffs. It was a humbling experience for all those who could join in such a meaningful gesture.

13/11/2023

Members and friends of Shree Lohana Mahajan Mandan braved the rain and cold to support the government's call for today to be National Tree Planting Day, in partnership with HRSC Kenya.

The meaningful activity at Lenana School this morning was a fantastic effort and a truly wonderful experience!

Plant a tree, so that the next generation can get air for free.

10/11/2023

In response to the government's initiative to designate November 13th as Tree Planting Day, Shree Lohana Mahajan Mandal, in collaboration with the Hindu Religious & Service Centre, is excited to announce the Tree Planting Day celebration at Lenana School in Karen.

Ensure your participation by registering with the Administrator at the Mahajan office by 11th November 2023.

Remember to join us for a revitalising start to the day! Enjoy some delicious refreshments at Shree Lohana Mahajan Mandal at 7:30 a.m. before we begin the Tree Planting Day celebration.

Help the green cause and make a difference in our environment!

09/11/2023

Update on the New NTSA Number Plate:

Good news for those who applied for the new digital licence plates! Some members have received notifications by SMS to collect their plates directly from NTSA.

There is no need to visit NTSA if you used the New Number Plate drive at Shree Lohana Mahajan Mandal and filled out the Google form. Your replacement plates will be delivered to Lohana Mahajan, and we will notify you of the collection day and time once we have received all of the plates.

So far, no plates have been received at Lohana Mahajan.

07/11/2023

28/10/2023

Our joyous Navratri celebration, spanning nine nights of dance and devotion, culminated in a grand Havan on Dussehra day, followed by a delightful lunch.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Almighty for guiding us smoothly through this entire event without a hitch. A special thank you goes out to all our donors, sponsors, Yajman, volunteers and staff who played a pivotal role in ensuring the success of this grand occasion.

We also want to express our deep appreciation to the enthusiastic participants whose energy and spirit added a vibrant touch to the festivities.

As we bid farewell to Navratri, our anticipation builds for the upcoming festival of lights, Diwali, and the New Year. With the same zest and enthusiasm, we eagerly look forward to celebrating these festivities and creating more cherished memories together.

23/10/2023

Tonight marks the grand finale of our Garba celebrations, and our talented musicians have curated a spectacular lineup to make it an unforgettable evening.

First Round: Tali and Tran Tali Garba
Let's kick off the night with the rhythmic beats of Tali and Tran Tali Garba, setting the perfect tone for the festivities.

Thal and Arti
Expressing gratitude and devotion, we will pause for a moment for Thal and indulge in the beautiful Arti.

Second Round: Dandia Raas
Get ready for the dynamic and energetic Dandia Raas in round two. It is time to display your dance moves and revel in the joy of traditional Garba.

Special Round: Dakla
As we approach the culmination of this joyous occasion, a special round of Dakala awaits. Let us immerse ourselves in this unique and captivating dance form.

Please Note: To enhance your experience, kindly bring your own dandia. Let us make this final night of Garba a celebration to remember!

23/10/2023

On the ninth night of Navratri, devotees honor Shiddhidatri, the ninth manifestation of Goddess Durga, representing perfection and fulfillment. Mounted on a lotus, she adorns herself in peacock green attire and possesses four arms, holding a lotus, a mace, a discus, and a conch shell. This day is dedicated to invoking blessings for perfection, fulfillment, and enlightenment. The chosen color, peacock green, symbolizes richness, diversity, and the magnificent beauty of nature. Shiddhidatri is also known as Saraswati, Laxmi, and Gayatri.

23/10/2023

Yesterday, we joyously marked Atham na Garba with grandeur and enthusiasm, featuring a majestic Maha Arti and captivating performances by the members of Lohana Mahila Mandal. The ladies presented the garbo with exceptional grace, and the children were delighted to receive Lahni.

The festivities were elevated with the presence of Sound Asia FM, adding a competitive spirit with exciting prizes. Participants showcased their knowledge by answering quiz questions related to the day's significance, as highlighted in our daily broadcast.

With immense gratitude, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our sister institutes—the Lohana Youth League, Lohana Mahila Mandal, Lohana Ladies Circle, and Lohana Golfing Society—for their generous contributions to this Navratri event.

Lohana Mahila Mandal also demonstrated their commitment to community welfare by making a significant donation towards Mahajan's Education and Welfare funds

20/10/2023

Yesterday marked the Lohana Golfing Society day, graced by the esteemed presence of Ms. Esther Passaris, a distinguished Member of Parliament, alongside Mrs. Sujata Kotamraju, Chairlady of the Hindu Council of Kenya, and their committee members.

The event featured an exciting Garba competition organized by Asian Weekly and Radio 44, complete with fantastic prizes awaiting the winners. Additionally, LGS generously distributed Lahni to all children.

19/10/2023

Day 5 of Navratri

On the fifth day of Navratri, devotees honor Ma Skandhmata, the mother of Skanda (Karthikeya). This manifestation of Goddess Durga symbolizes motherhood and compassion.

Riding on a lion and adorned in yellow attire, she is also known as Padmasan Devi, Parvati, and Maheshwari. With four arms, she cradles her son Skanda in one, embodying the essence of maternal love.