
20 September 2026
Mithila Gunj - Preserving Heritage for Future Generations
Mithila Gunj reaching out to people of Maithili Diaspora in all parts of the world
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20 September 2026
Mithila Gunj reaching out to people of Maithili Diaspora in all parts of the world
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19 August 2026
A Meeting with a Living Legacy: Recently, I had the privilege of meeting Ravi Lochan Ji in Australia. He is the grandson of Acharya Ramlochan Saran and has established his own respected place within Australian society. Meeting him was not simply an introduction to an accomplished member of our community; it was an encounter with a living link to one of the great custodians of Maithili language and publishing. Our conversation inspired me to look more deeply at the remarkable legacy of his grandfather. At a time when access to books was limited and regional languages needed determined champions, Acharya Ramlochan Saran chose publishing as an instrument of education and cultural continuity. His work reminds us that safeguarding a language requires more than affection. It requires books, teachers, institutions, printers and families willing to carry the responsibility forward.
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10 August 2026
On 2 August 2026, the Mithila Cultural Society Australia (MCSA) held a successful community meet-up, bringing together the Core Committee, new functional members, volunteers, and families to review the progress of Durga Puja & Mithila Mahotsav 2026. The meeting focused on sponsorships, cultural programmes, volunteer engagement, Mithila Haat, and community outreach, followed by a warm potluck lunch that strengthened friendships and reinforced our shared vision of "Mithila Away from Mithila." Together, we continue building a vibrant community while preserving our rich cultural heritage for future generations.
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8 July 2026
The Saurath Sabha is a historic 700-year-old Maithil Brahmin marriage assembly in Bihar, which began its 2026 edition on July 5th. This yearโs gathering honors deep-rooted traditions, such as the use of Panjikars (genealogists) to verify family lineages, while simultaneously embracing modern adaptations like digital certification to accommodate families living across the globe. By blending ancient heritage with contemporary technology, the Sabha continues to serve as a vital cultural touchstone for the Mithila community.
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19 June 2026
By Mithila Cultural Society Australia
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18 June 2026
A Home Away from Home for Maithils
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