Media

In its mission to share inspiration, the Samithi generates educational content across various media, including books, e-books, videos, and audios, which showcase moral stories and lectures from eminent figures, such as those within the Sri Ramakrishna order.

Our publishing endeavor originated with small books targeting children. This was complemented by the introduction of the monthly Viveka Margamu in the early 1970s, circulated initially among the Samithi’s youth.

Books

In the early 1970s, our Samithi published and circulated Viveka Margamu, a monthly journal dedicated to our youth members. As one of our very first publications, this work has now been thoughtfully incorporated into our foundational book, Pushpanjali. It is a cornerstone of our Samithi’s literary history. Originally published on January 14, 1984, it was compiled by our founder, Sri BSR Anjaneyulu, to preserve the curriculum taught to Balavihar children. The title page was designed by the famous artist ‘Bapu’. This initiative in children’s literature has since flourished into an extensive catalog of over 20 titles, centered on timeless moral stories and the profound teachings of the Sri Ramakrishna Order.

For Hard copies (Publications):
The hard copies (books) are available at our Samithi OR all the Ramakrishna math and mission centers in Andhra Pradesh. Books can also be purchased by placing an order via this website using “Publications” menu.

For Soft copies (PDFs):
Samithi would like to distribute some soft copy books as PDFs for free. You may find them below.

Hard Copies (Publications)

How to get Hard Copies:

In-Person: Visit our Samithi OR any Ramakrishna Math or Mission centers across Andhra Pradesh to browse our physical collection.
Online: Submit your order via this website. Our team will review your request and contact you to finalize the delivery or pickup arrangements.

Please feel free to navigate through our book catalog using “Publications” menu item or using below button.

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Soft Copies (Free PDFs)

The Samithi would like to distribute some popular books soft-content for free. You may find them here. All the material presented herein is copyrighted to the Samithi.

Posters on Yoga Philosophy

These posters are crated based on Patanjali Yoga Sutras. These may be freely downloaded and distributed.

Swami Vivekananda Messages and Quotes

These posters are crated based on Swami Vivekananda Quotes. These may be freely downloaded and distributed.

Audios

The audio section offers a diverse range of listening material including spiritual songs from the volume Shaktimantuda Levoyee! and professionally narrated moral stories. It also hosts full audiobooks of the Samithi’s publications, such as Dheera Narendrudu, and features member-produced podcasts like “Call to the Nation” to provide inspiration through digital formats.

Audio Songs

‘Shaktimantuda Levoyee!’ (CD)
Songs on the message of Swami Vivekananda

Name of the Volume: Shaktimantuda Levoyee!
Composed by: Late Sri BSR Anjaneyulu and Amirapu Natarajan
Music: Amirapu Natarajan and Sri N Ch Bucchiacharyulu
Singer: N Ch Kausic Kalyan

Scripts/Lyrics for songs 6 to 13 can be found in ‘Pushpanjali‘ book published by our Samithi. You may find the soft copy of Pushpanjali pdf in above “Books” > Soft copies section.

You may find the Songs Lyrics PDF as well below and can be downloaded.

Audio Books

Dheera Narendrudu – Audio book
Some of the Samithi publications are converting into Audio books and keep here to Listen/Download.
You may find the book in PDF format as well below and can be downloaded.

Moral Stories

Moral Stories

Narration: Amirapu Natarajan

Podcasts

Here we present some podcasts prepared by the members of the samithi.

CALL TO THE NATION

Videos

The Videos section serves as a digital gateway to the Samithi’s mission, primarily through their official YouTube channel. This section showcases recorded activities, events, and the popular “Mana Mahonnata Varasatvam” series which brings the stories of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa to life. Additionally, the page highlights the creative contributions of Balavihar students by linking to their individual channels, which showcase traditional Indian cultural practices like Muggulu (Rangoli art) and various educational arts and crafts.