 
     
                    Began Small and Blossomed Bountifully Estd. in the year 1939 on March 29th Chaitra Shudha Ramanavami of 1869 Pramathi Shaka Samvatsara as “Balakara Sree Rama Bajanaseva Mandali”
 
                    Ramanavami’s Celebrations at 3rd Main Road foot path, Chamarajapet, Bengaluru, Karnataka State, INDIA
 
                    Renamed as Sree Ramaseva Mandali
 
                    Special Pandal inside Rameshwara Temple Compund, Chamarajapet, Bengaluru, Karnataka State, INDIA
 
                    BCC Bank Hall, Pampamahakavi Road, Chamarajapet, Bengaluru, Karnataka State, INDIA
 
                    Special Pandal, The Bangalore City Institute Compound, Bengaluru, Karnataka State, INDIA
 
                    Panchaloha Idols of Ramaparivar was installed in the Celebrations
 
                    Silver Jubilee of the Mandali
 
                    Special Pandal, Old fort High School Ground, 40,000 sq feet Pandal with capacity of over 10,000 people, Chamarajapet, Bengaluru, Karnataka State, INDIA
 
                    50th year (Golden Jubilee)
 
                    60th year (Diamond Jubilee)
 
                    New Era starts
 
                    Founders Day was first organised in memory of our beloved founder
 
                    1st Prathibhakankshi National Music Competition was organised as part of 63rd Sree Ramanavami Celebrations
 
                    A Ramayana Conference was organised as part of the 70th Year Sree Ramanavami Celebrations
 
                    75th year (Platinum Jubilee)
 
                    Sree Ramaseva Mandali Foundation, a section 8 company was incorporated to give the activities of Mandali a global presence
 
                    The Mandali will be celebrating its 80th Sree Ramanavami Celebrations & International Music Festival
The Golden & Diamond Jubilees of the Mandali were celebrated with 54 days and 62 days concert series.
2000 : S.V.Narayanaswamy Rao our Founder passed away ; S.N.Varadaraj took over as the General Secretary of the Mandali
Before 75th Year the Ramanavami was celebrated for 36 days and sometimes it was extended to 45 days in 61st, 62nd, 63rd & 64th year. From the 76th year the Ramanavami is Celebrated for 31 days