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Prema Jyothi is a pictorial exhibition depicting the life, message and yeoman service of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. A visit to this exhibition will evoke a sense of compassion towards others, inspires everyone to engage in selfless service, surfaces the latent human values and will kindle the spirit of love and service towards fellow man.

Being inaugurated on 05th Feb by Hon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Dr. Y.S. Rajashekhar Reddy garu. This exhibition would continue till 15th Feb' 2009, daily 10:00AM to 09:00PM @ Visweshwarayya Bhavan, Institute of Engineers, Khairatabad, Hyderabad. All are invited.

When most of the city and the country were out there cutting cakes, bursting crackers, roaming the streets on bikes/cars, partying their way into the New Year Sai Youth from the Twin Cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad were involved in a very different activity. 36 youth joined hands with EMRI Ambulances (Emergency Management and Research Institute) to provide emergency medical assistance to people of Greater Hyderabad.Read More.

Like every year this year too the Diwali celebrations by the Sai Youth were an experience to preserve in fond memories. This time there were additions to the list of venues for celebration of the festival; these being Vejbhai Home, Nagasanpalle Village apart from Victoria Memorial Home. Read More.

During the Ugadi festival, Swami commanded the Seva Dal to focus on the individual house as a unit while taking up the Grama Seva activity. On Aug 4, 07 Sai brothers embarked on this novel journey in Nagasanipally village, about 100km from Hyderabad city. What happened in the last two months is a testimony of the difference the Sai Organisation can make in the lives of thousands of farmers across the country. Read More.

In the tough Indian summer more than 100 students from economically backward families got an opportunity to “Reprogram” their lives by means of Computers related education and also inculcation of moral values. More than half of them have secured well paying jobs in the IT Industry. Read More.

The city youth brought smiles on the faces of poorest of the poor patients of all age groups in the Gandhi Hospital. Cleaning the wards and toilets, Food distribution, Painting of beds, putting signboards and other essential maintenance activities were taken up. Read More.