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Ramakrishna Math, Pala
Ramakrishna Math, Pala
(A Branch Centre of Ramakrishna Math & Mission, Belur Math)
  • TEMPLE

  • TEMPLE NATMANDIR

  • SANSKRIT COLLEGE

  • COLLEGE LIBRARY

  • COMPUTER CLASSES

  • RELIEF ACTIVITIES

  • SANSKRIT PATHASALA

 Ramakrishna Math, Pala

The Ramakrishna Math and Mission were founded by Swami Vivekananda, a disciple of Sri Ramakrishna, in 1897. The primary aim was to propagate the teachings of Vedanta and to serve humanity, following the ideals of renunciation and selfless service.
Ramakrishna Math, Pala, is the branch centre of the internationally well known Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission. It is located in Kerala State in South India. It was founded in 1926, this ashrama in Kerala was made a sub-centre under Thiruvalla branch in 1967. In 1977-78 it became a sub-centre under Thrissur branch and in 1987 it was given the status of a full- fledged branch of the Ramakrishna Math. 

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Activities

Sri Ramakrishna Dev Temple
Sri Ramakrishna Adarsa Sanskrit College
 Sri Ramakrishna Sanskrit Pathasala
Service through Disaster Relief Work
Book Stall
Sri Sarada Charitable Homoeo Dispensary
Ayurvedic Camp

Goshala (Cowshed)

Computer Classes

Yoga Class

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 Viveka Jyothi 2025–26 competitions(20-10-2025)


Viveka Jyothi 2025–26 competitions were successfully held on 20th October 2025 (Deepavali Day) at Sri Ramakrishna Adarsa Sanskrit College, Pala. Around 120 school children from various schools across Kottayam District enthusiastically participated in the different events conducted in connection with Vivekananda Jayanti and National Youth Day 2026 celebrations. The participants showcased their talents in chanting, elocution, essay writing, drawing, and other competitions. The event concluded with the serving of lunch prasad to all participants, creating an atmosphere of joy and devotion.

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The ideology of Ramakrishna Math outlined finds expression through our multifarious activities of the Math—whether it be educating students at a school (or) nursing patients in a medical facility—are considered different forms of a single act of worship.  

All these activities are conducted as service, service to God in man.

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