Session 13

This quiz is based on the Bhagavad Gita classes by Acharya Suryapriya ji at Advaita Bharati.

The classes are every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, from 4 PM to 5 PM at

Multipurpose Hall, Estancia Township
Guduvanchery, Chennai, 603202

Session 27, Asuras are slain

This quiz is based on the 27th class on Mahabharata by Acharya Suryapriya ji at Advaita Bharati.

Lavanāsura, Bhaumāsura and Bāṇāsura are defeated. Vyāsa foresees destruction and Duryodhana visits Mayasabha.

Session 3

Based on classes that commenced on the Vijayadasami day, 2024.

As a part of our Samārop, we will be sharing four Weekly quizzes, to test our knowledge and to celebrate our learning.

Enjoy the quiz, which is based on weekly classes by Acharya Smt. Suryapriya Ji.

Session 26, Bhīṣma describes Krishna

This quiz is based on the 26th class on Mahabharata by Acharya Suryapriya ji at Advaita Bharati.

After the conclusion of Rājasūya Yajna, Bhīṣma narrates the greatness of Krishna and Viśvarūpa. He describes how Krishna is everywhere and summarises Dashavatara.

Session 2

Based on classes that commenced on the Vijayadasami day, 2024.

As a part of our Samārop, we will be sharing four Weekly quizzes, to test our knowledge and to celebrate our learning.

Enjoy the quiz, which is based on weekly classes by Acharya Smt. Suryapriya Ji.

Session 12

This quiz is based on the Bhagavad Gita classes by Acharya Suryapriya ji at Advaita Bharati.

The classes are every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, from 4 PM to 5 PM at

Multipurpose Hall, Estancia Township
Guduvanchery, Chennai, 603202

Session 25, Sisupala is Slain

This quiz is based on the 25th class on Mahabharata by Acharya Suryapriya ji at Advaita Bharati.

Rajasuya Yajna starts. All the kings are in attendance. Yudhiṣṭhira offers many valuables to the kings. Śiśupāla insults everyone and is slain.

Key Jainism Concepts Quiz

On Mahavir Jayanti, lets learn the basics of Jainism. The universal symbol of Jainism has familiar icons like the three lokas, swastika, chakra & the raised hand. Jains share philosophical ideas, stories, festivals, tirthas and even the Ramayana with Hindus & others.

The magic of Ramayana

Valmiki’s Adikavya (first poem) is the earliest Ramkatha. It is much loved, with many retellings for many purposes, dance, drama and education. On Rama Navami, let’s explore the many Ramkathas in Sanskrit & Prakrit literary works. We use two great scholars as our sources – Dr V Raghavan & Dr Camille Bulcke.