Sri Sri Sri Divya Jnananandagiri Mahaswamiji is the spiritual head and guiding light of the Thogataveera Kshatriya community. His teachings focus on dharma, seva, and upliftment of society through knowledge and unity. He has been instrumental in cultural preservation and social empowerment of the Nekara Samudaya.
About the Community
The Thogataveera Kshatriya community has a rich history spanning several states in India, particularly Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra. They are a Hindu community known for their weaving traditions and their strong connection to the goddess Chowdeswari. The community claims descent from Chowdeswari and follows Vaishnavite traditions. They are distinct from other weaving castes like Padmasali and Devanga. Key aspects of their history: Weaving Traditions: The Thogataveera Kshatriyas are known for their skills in weaving, making them an important part of the textile industry in the regions where they are found. Religious Identity: They are deeply connected to the goddess Chowdeswari and have temples dedicated to her in their areas of residence. They follow Vaishnavite traditions and have strong beliefs and practices related to their faith. Social Structure: The community has a unique social structure, with distinct traditions and customs. Historical Significance: The Thogataveera Kshatriya community has been a part of the social fabric of India for a long time. Their history is intertwined with the history of weaving, religion, and the broader social dynamics of the regions they inhabit. Modern Times: The Thogataveera Kshatriya community continues to exist, with organizations and associations like the Karnataka Rajya Thogotaveera Kshatriya Sangha playing a role in their social and cultural life."
Upcoming Events
Karnataka Rajya Thogataveera Kshatriya Sangha Amrutha Mahotsava Inaguration
Amrutha Mahotsava 2023
Committee representatives met former Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa.
Amrutha Mahotsava 2023
Amrutha Mahotsava 2023
Amrutha Mahotsava 2023