Hanuman Chalisa
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B1, B1 Market, Pocket B 1, Super Bazar, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058, India
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Ram Katha Sunkar Jana
Jivan Ka Nishkarsh Yahi Hai, Prabhu Prem Mein Lag Jana, Aao Sab Mil Baitho Pyaare, Ram Katha Sunakar Jaana, Aao Sab Mil
Sankat Mein Lakshman Hai Shree Ram Ne Maan Liya
Sankat Mein Lakshman Hai, Ye Ram Ne Maan Liya, Sanjeevani Lane Ka, Hanuman Ko Kaam Diya, Ram Ki Aankhon Se Aansu Bahe, R
Maat Ang Chola Saje Har Rang Chola Saje
Hai Maa, Hai Maa, Hai Maa, Hai MaaMaat Ang Chola Saje,Har Rang Chola SajeMaat Ki Mahima Dekho,Jyot Din Raina JageTu Odhe
Bhajan: Amrit Bela Geya Aalasi So Raha Ban Aabhaga
Bela Amrit Gaya,Aalsi so Raha Ban Abhaga,Sathi Sare Jage, Tu Na Jaga,Bela Amrit Gaya,Aalsi so Raha, Ban Abhaga,Sathi Sar
He Mere Gurudev Karuna Sindhu Karuna Keejiye
गुरुर्ब्रह्मा ग्रुरुर्विष्णुः, गुरुर्देवो महेश्वरः ।गुरुः साक्षात् परं ब्रह्म, तस्मै श्री गुरवे नमः ॥Sat Gurudev Shraddh
Shri Govardhan Maharaj
The main aarti used during Govardhan Puja, which comes immediately after Deepawali.Shri Govardhan Mahaaraaj, O Mahaaraaj