Welcome to ISKCON Salem website
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We welcome you to the official website of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) of Salem. Our goal is to present you with a wonderful spiritual experience, establish and nurture a loving, spiritual relationship with Krishna and other devotees as intended by His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.
In the Krishna Consciousness movement, a chance is given to everyone regardless of their caste, creed or color. Everyone is invited to join us, chant with us, dance with us and hear with us the glories of Lord Krishna.

Japa Seminar by Gokul Candra das
Please find below the downloadable mp3 recordings of Japa Seminar presented by Gokul Candra das on the 5th & 6th October 2011 in the ISKCON Temple in Salem.
The seminar is in English with Tamil translation:
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ISKCON Salem Youth Festival
ISKCON Youth Wing (IYW) is dedicated to the cause of helping the modern youth to lead better lives by directing them in the right direction.
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About ISKCON Salem
Located two hundred kilometers southeast of Bangalore, Salem is home to a very enthusiastic group of ISKCON devotees, mostly young brahmacharis, who have recently relocated to a new property, a three-acre plot of land, just a half kilometer from Periyaar University and the Government Engineering college (which is part of the reason they purchased land in this area).These devotees have been inspired by H.H. Bhakti Vikasa Swami Maharaj and are working under his guidance and with his blessings. Salem is a town in Tamil Nadu with almost a million (”ten lakhs”) residents and is a reputed business center, with a large retail market in gold ornaments and jewelry. The anglicized word “Salem” comes from the Samskrita word “Shailam”, or “hill.” Read more...










