Arya Samaj Mandir Vikaspuri

This place is Arya Samaj Mandir where Hawan takes place twice a day and on every Sunday a good gathering is there of devotees.
Apart from that there is a dispensary where doctors are available in morning and evening for consultation (General physician, Tendiest, Eye specialist etc.

Very beautiful place from yhe point of vedic activities, Yajna. Families can celebrate their birthdays, marriage anniversary, solemnisation of marriages. By doing yag there. It has big charitable medical facilities where doctors from fortis, medanta, gangaram give their services.

Best facility nd I have great experience with Dr. Garg.. 💯😇

Very good temple with nursing home inbuilt.very calm place.

Nice temple. Parking is an issue. But people sometimes use adjacent mall parking.

A good place, Persons serve all people without any bars of social culture.

Divine place and providing health services in minimum price

A good place for community gatherings with the services of a full time dedicated purohit for all types of sacred rituals. marriage at cheaper cost with a proper certificate...apart from gatherings It also has a charitable hospital dedicated for the service of people with multi-speciality and Quality doctors...yajnya is conducted every day in morning at 7 and a weekly satsang comprises bhajans and pravachan is also organised on every Sunday @ 8A.M.

It is a very nice and they are providing all check ups and medical facilitation in very less charges. Also they are taking caring of the covid-19 protocols and managing the patients very well. If you can't afford going to Private hospitals which charge very much, then you can go here and get you treated in a less range.

Almost free Hospital on ground floor with good doctors by the name "Virjanand Hospital" run for charity.

Free cold water dispenser for public.

Budget marriage ceremony and programs in the Arya Samaj Complex.

♿ Accessibility Features:
YES=Ramp access.
YES=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance.
YES=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/ Toilet.
YES=A wheelchair-accessible Seating.
YES=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

Between 1869 and 1873, Dayanand began his efforts to reform orthodox Hinduism in India. He established Gurukul (Vedic schools) which emphasised Vedic values, culture, Satya (virtue) and Sanatana Dharma (the essence of living). The schools gave separate educations to boys and girls based on ancient Vedic principles. The Vedic school system was also to relieve Indians from the pattern of a British education.

The first Vedic school was established at Farrukhabad in 1869.Fifty students were enrolled in its first year. This success led to the founding of schools at Mirzapur (1870), Kasganj (1870), Chhalesar (Aligarh) (1870) and Varanasi (1873).

At the schools, students received all meals, lodging, clothing and books free of charge. The discipline was strict. Students were not allowed to perform murti puja (worship of sculpted stone idols). Rather, they performed Sandhyavandanam (meditative prayer using Vedic mantras with divine sound) and agnihotra (making heated milk offering twice daily).

The study of Sanskrit scriptural texts which accepted the authority of the Vedas were taught. They included the Vedas, Upanishads, Aranyaka, Kashika, Nirukta, Mahabhasya, Ashtadhyayi, Darshanas.
After visiting Calcutta, Dayanand's work changed. He began lecturing in Hindi rather than in Sanskrit. Although Sanskrit garnered respect, in Hindi, Dayanand reached a much larger audience. His ideas of reform began to reach the poorest people.

In Varanasi, after hearing Dayanand speak, a local government official called Jaikishen Das encouraged Dayanand to publish a book about his ideas. From June to September 1874, Dayanand dictated a series of lectures to his scribe, Bhimsen Sharma. The lectures recorded Dayanand's views on a wide range of subjects. They have published in 1875 in Varanasi with the title Satyarth Prakash ("the light of truth").
While his manuscript for Satyarth Prakash was being edited in Varanasi, Dayanand received an invitation to travel to Bombay. There, he was to debate representatives of the Vallabhacharya sect. On 20 October 1874, Dayanand arrived in Bombay. The debate, though well publicized, never took place. Nonetheless, two members of the Prarthana Samaj approached Dayanand and invited him to speak at one of their gatherings. He did so and was well received. They recognized Dayanand's desire to uplift the Hindu community and protect Hindus from the pressures to convert to Christianity or Islam. Dayanand spent over one month in Bombay and attracted sixty people to his cause. They proposed founding a new samaj with Dayanand's ideas as its spiritual and intellectual basis.
On 11 December 1874, Dayanand arrived in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on the invitation of Gopal Hari Deshmukh. There, he debated with interested parties.

Is good for health checkups.
All types of doctors are available here, physician, ent, gynecologist, skin specialist ect.
Low cost you can also get some kinds of lab tests as well like bood test, ultrasound etc.
Also good for matrimonial.
And you can also arrange hawan and distribute food to poor people.

Arya Samaj Mandir Vikas Puri is a Hindu religious place. The Mandir committee is doing tremendous work for common people. Some of their notable works are-
A very good hospital with good doctors and staff at a very nominal fee, scholarship for the deserving students, Yoga classes, havan and parvachans by knowledgeable Shastri ji on Saturday and Sunday.

A peaceful place of worship
A good sitting hall for prayer

A true place for Sanathan Dharam and this place is fully equipped with good doctors as well as Dignostic lab.

Not just a religious place but a medical abode where medical attention is provided to old and needy at minimal price. Minimal prices are levied to keep non Ernest at bay. Truely genuine services availed by thousands of people coming from far places.

It’s a lot more than a temple, it’s open to all for free medical advice, diagnosis and basic medication.

I can confirm what he other reviewers are saying about this center being a much needed charity run dispensary for the area and that it also offers some basic medical tests like x ray, ultrasound and blood tests etc.

Even though it’s charitable operation it’s not absolutely free of charge but there’s a small fee for each visit which was inr 10 he last time I checked.

Each doctor only accepts a fixed number of patients every day so it’s best to reserve your appointment in advance.

Been here for my friends daughters marriage. Cool place, the temple complex has good arrangements for food and a function hall to accomodate about 100-150 guests and parking is no problem

Very very good they are running a charitable hospital in temple and the staff and doctors are so helpful and kind I really appreciate they make 50 rupees slip for appointment with the doctor almost every human medical problems .

The best place for treatments of common people those who are unable to expense more,. service is very good,staffs are cooperative.Arya samaj shows the way of real man kind.