Mahashivarathri Celebration in Ukraine
More than 70 SSIO members in different areas of Ukraine joined in the 2019 Mahashivarathri celebrations. They watched
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Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
More than 70 SSIO members in different areas of Ukraine joined in the 2019 Mahashivarathri celebrations. They watched
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In early January 2019, more than 40 participants including eight children from five cities gathered in the picturesque, snow-covered Ural forest for the
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The SSIO of the Central Region of Russia organised a regional conference in early January 2019, based on the theme “Love is the Path to Self-realisation”. The event was
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In November 2018, more than 700 people from Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan participated in public meetings across Zone 8. These meetings, now a
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The beautiful Ural mountain range was the venue for the 4th Annual Regional Conference and Youth Festival in early January 2019, which was attended by 32 people. The theme of
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More than 1,200 SSIO members across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova celebrated the Birthday of Sri Sathya Sai Baba on 93rd November 2018. The occasion was marked by
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In early October 2018, the School of Joy near St. Petersburg once more opened its doors to the SSEHV programme. The event was a continuation of the children’s and family camp held on the shores of
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Under the auspices of the Serve the Planet initiative, 20 volunteers planted over 30 pine seedlings in the State Pedagogical College grounds in Azerbaijan during late October 2018. The event was
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Over 25 years ago, on 15th October 1993, the Moscow Sathya Sai Centre – the first in Russia, opened its doors. To celebrate this joyous occasion, 45 SSIO members from three cities gathered in
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On a cold autumn day in mid-October 2018, over 300 volunteers from 59 cities across Zone 8 spread joy and cheer by serving over 1,300 needy people in Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan. In this
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