Mathadhipati Unveils ₹100 Coin of Shrimad Sudhindra Thirtha Swamiji

The Mathadhipati of Shri Kashi Math Samsthan, H.H. Shrimad Samyamindra Thirtha Swamiji, unveiled the ₹100 commemorative coin marking the Birth Centenary of Shrimad Sudhindra Thirtha Swamiji at Shri Kashi Moola Math, Brahmaghat, Varanasi, today, October 31, 2026.

The release ceremony was held during the Chaturmas Mahasabha, coinciding with the sacred occasion of the 25th Chaturmas Vratha of H.H. Shrimad Samyamindra Thirtha Swamiji. The event was organised at the initiative of Sri Sukrathindra Swami Seva Pratishthana, Mangaluru.

Shri R. G. Bhat, along with representatives of the Seva Pratishthana, leading members and trust delegates of Sri Sukrathindra Swami Seva Pratishthana, were present at the ceremony. The Seva Pratishthana had spearheaded the initiative and coordinated with the Ministry of Finance for the approval and issuance of the commemorative coin. Senior executives, trustees and presidents representing various Gaud Saraswat Brahmin Samaj mandals and regional Math units also travelled to Varanasi to witness the unveiling.

Shrimad Sudhindra Thirtha Swamiji was the twentieth Mathadhipati of Shri Kashi Math Samsthan. Born on March 31, 1926, at Ernakulam, he was initiated into Sanyasa in 1944 and became the Mathadhipati in 1949. He dedicated his life to spirituality, education, social welfare and the preservation of cultural traditions. He attained Mahasamadhi at Haridwar on January 17, 2016.

This release marks the 16th commemorative coin of the year 2026, minted by the India Government Mint, Mumbai. The bookings for the collector's sets are expected to open soon on the official India Government Mint website and will be updated under the current and upcoming bookings section.

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