26th June, 2026

Snana Yatra Explained in English

July is typically the month of the famous RathaYatra festival. Prior to this magnificent street outing, Their Lordships, Jagannath, Baladeva and Subhadra are bathed. This short video explains how the reason stems back to King Indradyumna’s pastime where even the bathing water would be collected from untouched sources. After the bathing, Their Lordships retreat from public darshan, mysteriously catch a cold, and are adorned with curious elephant masks, which is also explained herein.

23rd June, 2026

The most powerful Ekadasi

Pandava Nirjala Ekadasi is known as the most powerful and austere Ekadasi, observed without food and water – if possible – for the pleasure of Lord Krishna. It is said that observing this sacred fast grants the benefits of all twenty-four Ekadasis observed throughout the year. However in ISKCON, devotional service is more important than maintaining a full fast.

23rd June, 2026

Krishna Consciousness and Archaeology – interview with TKV Rajan

Can archaeology help us understand the historical existence of Lord Krishna? Ganga Das interviews archaeologist, TKV Rajan, who explains how archaeological evidence helps establish the historicity of Lord Krishna. Whether you’re a student of history, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about India’s ancient past, this organic conversation offers valuable insights into the rich heritage of Vedic civilization.

25th June, 2026

The incredible story behind the Panihati Chira-dahi festival

In this short video, His Grace Atul Krishna Das explains the pastime of how Lord Nityananda Prabhu showered His causeless mercy upon Srila Raghunatha Dasa Goswami, leading to the famous festival of chipped rice (chira) mixed with yogurt and condensed milk.

28th June, 2026

The poor banana seller who stole Lord Chaitanya’s heart

Who was the poor banana seller who captured the heart of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu? Kolaveca Sridhara lived a life of extraordinary simplicity. Yet he joyfully offered half of his income in the service of Mother Ganga and spent his nights chanting the holy names of Krishna. This short katha is explained by His Grace Atul Krishna prabhu.

19th June, 2026

Ratha Yatra Enticer

Ratha Yatra season is here and Mayapur.TV will be live streaming the Ratha Yatra festival in Jagannath Puri on 16 July! One of the oldest festivals in India, so keep this date in mind or look back on the recorded live videos via the YouTube channel.

Courtesy Mishra Bhagavan das (ACBSP)

Vaishnava Calendar 2026