Resoluções do GBC e atribuições zonais 2026

ISKCON GOVERNING BODY COMMISSION SOCIETY
  Registration Number S/74662 under the West Bengal Societies Registration Act, 1961
            P.O. Shree Mayapur Dham, Dist. Nadia, West Bengal 741313
                             https://gbc.iskcon.org

             RESOLUTIONS OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2026


Go to the 2026 Zonal Assignments



Section 100: Srila Prabhupada

100.05: Srila Prabhupada: Shrines and memorials
[Title] — Bhaktivedanta Manor recognized as a Shrine and Memorial — 2025
[Meeting] — Correspondence Vote
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — May 29, 2025

Whereas the ISKCON Law Book presently states:

       100.2 Shrines and Memorials

       1. Places of Srila Prabhupada's pastimes shall be maintained as permanent shrines, and his
       paraphernalia shall be collected and preserved in memorials to him.

       2. The responsibility for maintaining the worship of Srila Prabhupada shall be borne by ISKCON as
       a whole and distributed among the temples and initiated devotees of the Society.

       3. There shall be a committee named The Bhaktivedanta Swami Memorial Committee whose
       members are appointed by the GBC. It will determine where and how Srila Prabhupada's rooms and
       paraphernalia shall be preserved. Srila Prabhupada's rooms in the following places shall be
       maintained as permanent shrines in remembrance of his pastimes:

                  •   Vrndavana-dhama
                  •   Mayapura-dhama
                  •   Bombay
                  •   Los Angeles
                  •   Honolulu
                  •   Atlanta
                  •   Detroit
                  •   New Vrindaban

       4. Srila Prabhupada’s original grass hut (bhajana kutira) at Sri Mayapura shall be a Bhaktivedanta
       Swami memorial shrine. (1981) etc.

Whereas Srila Prabhupada was personally involved in the purchase of Bhaktivedanta Manor by George
Harrison, spent quality time there from 1973 to 1977, met and conversed with many devotees and
prominent people in his rooms there (conversations later published by the BBT in small books like the
“Journey of Self Discovery”), and indeed made the Manor his last destination outside India.

Whereas Srila Prabhupada mentions Bhaktivedanta Manor in many letters and conversations, thus placing
emphasis on the project.

Whereas Srila Prabhupada was highly pleased with Bhaktivedanta Manor and made it the European
headquarters for ISKCON.

Whereas Srila Prabhupada’s rooms at Bhaktivedanta Manor are one of the few remaining places that Srila
Prabhupada personally resided for a considerable length of time.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

Srila Prabhupada's Bhaktivedanta Manor, Watford, UK, be given official recognition as a Shrine and
Memorial and included in the ISKCON Law Book 100.2 Shrines and Memorials.




Section 200: Governing Body Commission
201.03: Governing Body Commission: Decisions
[Title]: Confidentiality and governance strengthening within the GBC— 2025
[Meeting]: Mid-term General Meeting
[Category]: Statement
[Date passed]: October 2, 2025

Whereas the GBC deliberates on sensitive spiritual and governance matters vital to ISKCON’s integrity and
future.

Whereas breaches of confidentiality can undermine trust, credibility, and unity within the Movement.

Whereas modern governance best practice requires secure communication, document management, and
accountability systems.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

   1. Google Workspace Adoption: The ESO shall implement a dedicated Google Workspace
      environment for the GBC by the 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM), including secure emails,
      document drives, and collaboration tools.

   2. Board Management Software: The ESO shall procure and implement board management
      software (such as Diligent, Convene, or equivalent nonprofit solution) for exclusive use by the GBC
      by the 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM).

   3. ESO Oversight: The ESO shall provide technical support, training, and monitoring to ensure
      compliance with confidentiality protocols.

   4. Annual Review: The GBC shall review the effectiveness of these measures annually, with
      recommendations for further strengthening as needed.




201.04: Governing Body Commission: General
[Title] — Carrying out Srila Prabhupada’s Order — 2014
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Position paper
[Date passed] — February 20, 2014

[Note: this paper was originally passed in 2014 but not released publicly till now due to legal considerations]

Resolved that:

The document “Carrying Out Srila Prabhupada’s Order: The GBC as ISKCON’s Ultimate Managing
Authority” is an official GBC paper and an important presentation that traces the vision and instructions of
Srila Prabhupāda in establishing the Governing Body Commission (GBC) as the ultimate managing
authority of ISKCON. Drawing on key historical events, correspondence, and foundational documents, it
highlights how the GBC serves as the instrument of Srila Prabhupada’s will and the thread that holds
ISKCON together as a unified, spiritually vibrant global society.

We encourage the ISKCON community to view and share this resource, as it deepens our collective
understanding of Srila Prabhupada’s vision and underscores the responsibility we share in preserving and
strengthening the institution he built for the upliftment of the world.


204.04 GBC Meetings: Annual General Meeting
[Title]: Dates for 2027 GBC Annual General Meeting — 2026
[Meeting]: Annual General Meeting
[Category]: Action Order
[Date passed]: February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

The Annual General Meeting of the ISKCON Governing Body Commission Society shall be held from
February 21 to March 3, 2027, at ISKCON Mayapur, WB, India.

The detailed list of dates is below:

       Sunday          Feb 21          GBC Plenary
       Monday          Feb 22          GBC Plenary
       Tuesday         Feb 23          GBC Plenary
       Wednesday       Feb 24          GBC Plenary
       Thursday        Feb 25          ISKCON Leadership Sanga
       Friday          Feb 26          ISKCON Leadership Sanga
       Saturday        Feb 27          ISKCON Leadership Sanga
       Sunday          Feb 28          ISKCON Leadership Sanga
       Monday          Mar 01          GBC Plenary
       Tuesday         Mar 02          GBC Plenary
       Wednesday       Mar 03          Reserve Day




204.06 GBC Meetings: Mid-term General Meeting
[Title]: Dates for 2026 GBC Mid-term General Meeting — 2026
[Meeting]: Annual General Meeting
[Category]: Action order
[Date passed]: February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

The Mid-term General Meeting of the ISKCON Governing Body Commission Society shall be held from
October 19-23, at Govardhan Eco-village, India.

Section 300: ISKCON
301.08: ISKCON Members: Letters of appreciation & Votes of thanks
[Title] — Acknowledging the ISKCON Constitution Drafting Committee — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Vote of thanks
[Date passed] — February 7, 2026

Whereas the GBC wishes to officially acknowledge the team that diligently worked to bring the ISKCON
Constitution to completion

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The GBC offers its gratitude and appreciation to the ISKCON Constitution Project Team—Anuttama dasa
(ACBSP), Devakinandan dasa (MVG), Devasri Radhika devi dasi (BCS), Kaunteya dasa (JPS),
Pancharatna dasa (ACBSP), and Vrinda devi dasi (GKG).

The GBC also wishes to extend its gratitude and appreciation to other devotees that, at different stages and
in various degrees, have participated in the ISKCON Constitution project—Akruranath dasa (ACBSP),
Bhaktarupa dasa (ACBSP), Bhakti Gauravani Goswami (ACBSP), Bhaktimarga Swami (ACBSP),
Dvarakadhisa dasa, Gopika Radhika devi dasi (JPS), Hrdaya Caitanya dasa (SDG), Kaisori devi dasi
(SDG), Nrsimha Kavaca dasa (IDS), Praghosa dasa (SDG), Parivadi dasa, Praharana devi dasi (ACBSP),
Prema Bhakti dasa (TKG), Shalagram dasa (TKG), and Sesa dasa (ACBSP).

The GBC also thanks the many other devotees who, throughout the years, offered feedback and
suggestions.




301.09: ISKCON members: Letters of censure
[Title] — Notice of Censure of Kamalesh Krishna dasa, Lilasuka devi dasi and
Daksina devi dasi —2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 9, 2026

Resolved that:

The GBC issues the following letter of censure:

       Dear Kamalesh Krishna Prabhu,

       Please accept our humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada.

       This letter records the formal censure adopted by the Governing Body Commission (GBC) in
       respect of yourself for non-compliance with GBC Resolution 450.03, passed on 21 February 2025.

       As you are aware, the GBC approved an Enhanced Child Protection Model on 3 January 2025.
       Shortly thereafter, the newly established GBC Standing Committee — Child Protection Oversight
       Committee (CPOC)—formally requested the handover of website and email credentials as early as
       11 January 2025, followed by additional requests for key documentation. Multiple emails were sent
       inviting you to attend a meeting to facilitate a structured transition, but no agreement was received,
       and the meeting never took place.

Subsequently, a Resolution 450.03 issued on 21 February 2025 required that the Minister of Justice
serve as transitional ICPO Director and specifically asked for a comprehensive handover to be
conducted by you, Kamalesh Krishna dasa, as the outgoing ICPO Director by the 1st of March 2025.
The resolution referred to the handover, inter alia, the transfer of case file notes, status reports,
incomplete case materials, investigator and panelist contact information, and all relevant databases
and records necessary to ensure continuity of safeguarding oversight. The resolution is clear and
binding.

The required comprehensive handover has, as of 9th February 2026 being the date of the issuing of
this censure, not occurred.

Over the past year, the matter was addressed with you via CPOC, ISKCON’s General Counsel and
the GBC Executive Committee. Additionally, a GBC EC File Note was issued in June 2025. When
compliance was still not forthcoming, the GBC EC issued a final letter of demand dated 24
November 2025 to you and Lilasuka devi dasi. A response was submitted by yourself on the final
day of the deadline, 15 December 2025, wherein you changed your stance from not having the
files/access to the files to an assertion that legal restrictions prevented transfer, a concern that had
never previously been raised and that, if valid, could have been addressed at the time the handover
was required.

As a result thereof an external legal opinion was sought by the GBC’s General Counsel which
determined that you, as the former ICPO Director acted under GBC authority as an agent of
ISKCON, that the records constitute ISKCON proprietary information, and that refusal to transfer
them to the GBC’s authorized representative is not legally justified.

This conclusion reflects not only the legal position, but also the most basic standards of institutional
common sense and leadership accountability. Your continued withholding of these records for
almost one year has impeded the implementation of the GBC-approved child protection framework
and has disrupted continuity of oversight in a safeguarding context.

Daksina devi dasi who had resigned as the UK CPO director, continued to upload case files on
behalf of your defunct office and serve in the North American CPO during Lilasuka devi dasi’s
medical leave period, having full access to all file data. Notably, Lilasuka devi dasi and Daksina devi
dasi, who were fully aware of the transference directive and had the means to facilitate it, likewise
failed and/or refused to act.

These failures reveal not isolated mistakes, but a systemic lack of stewardship, supervision, and
commitment to institutional continuity. This reflects a chain of defiance and accountability lapses at
the highest level as compliance with duly adopted GBC resolutions is an essential obligation of
service within ISKCON, while the transfer of institutional records during authorized transitions is
necessary to maintain continuity, accountability, and the protection of those served.

Accordingly, the GBC formally censures:

You, Kamalesh Krishna dasa, for failure to execute the comprehensive handover mandated by
Resolution 450.03 and failure to exercise basic foresight and leadership.

Lilasuka devi dasi and Daksina devi dasi, for facilitating or supporting the continued withholding of
CPO files and databases, in circumstances where transference could have been facilitated by them.
It is to be noted that after the November 2025 demand, Lilasuka devi dasi transferred only seven
case files to ISKCON’s General Counsel. These seven files relate only to open North American
cases. She continues to retain possession of all remaining ISKCON Child Protection files, both hard
and soft copies.

The GBC regards this non-compliance as a serious failure in the discharge of institutional
responsibility and considers it a severe case of incompetence and negligence. Such conduct is
inconsistent with the standards expected of those entrusted with governance and safeguarding
responsibilities, and is incompatible with any role requiring trust, accountability, and prudent
judgment. Given the fact that you had a fiduciary responsibility—timing, delegation, and inherited
arrangements do not excuse the absence of decisive leadership at a critical transition point as

       delegation of tasks does not equal delegation of responsibility. Safeguarding documentations
       represent the core operational responsibility of the office, and securing its orderly transfer should
       have been an intentional, proactive act of stewardship. The situation reflects not merely an
       administrative oversight, but a concerning lack of foresight, ownership, and leadership judgment at
       the close of your mandate.

       Accordingly, your conduct, particularly your non-compliance with a duly adopted GBC resolution,
       reflects a serious departure from the standards of cooperation and accountability expected of those
       entrusted with the protection of children and holding office in ISKCON. This has resulted in a loss of
       institutional confidence and raises serious concerns regarding suitability for future engagement in
       any office or position within ISKCON involving leadership, governance authority, oversight functions,
       institutional records, or child protection responsibilities.

       On behalf of the GBC Body,

       Your servants,

       Govardhana Das
       Tapana Misra Das
       Madhu Sevita Das,
       (GBC Executive Committee)




303.04: ISKCON — centers and affiliates: Individual centers
[Title] — Sale of the ISKCON Wellington property — 2025
[Meeting] — Online General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — June 2, 2025

Whereas the GBC Executors Property Oversight Committee (GEPOC) recommends approving the sale of
the Wellington, NZ, temple based on use of all net sale proceeds for purchasing a new, larger, code-
compliant temple building, for the following reasons:

   1. The current Wellington, NZ temple was ordered closed for public assembly unless it is renovated to
      meet building codes and specifically handicap accessibility. That would entail rebuilding or adding
      handicap accessible bathrooms. Currently the temple cannot be used for public worship, kirtan,
      classes or serving prasadam to devotees and guests.

   2. If such renovations were performed, then the local authorities could apply for zoning for public
      assembly, etc.

   3. If such renovations were to be planned, it was felt by local GBC and the temple president that the
      entire building should be raised to avoid the regular flooding that occurs during heavy rains.

   4. The local GBC and temple president feel that even if such costly renovation work were performed,
      the temple doesn’t allow for growth, or even for safe parking.

   5. The local GBC and temple president have identified an alternate building in Petone (20 miles away)
      which is for sale, which is code compliant with adequate parking, currently used for commercial
      offices. If purchased, a renovation can be performed to create a large temple room suitable for the
      deities and suitable to accommodate a growing devotee and life member community.

   6. The temple president has raised and banked in an ISKCON account almost $700,000 NZD for the
      purchase. The sale proceeds from the current Wellington site would bring in sufficient additional
      funds to complete the purchase, albeit with a larger mortgage than currently exists on the
      Wellington temple property.

   7. The current deities are relatively small Gaura Nitai deities, which can be safely moved. The
      ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry has stated no objection to the move, based on obtaining Hutt City
      Council zoning for temple/public assembly.

Whereas based on the above reasons, GEPOC has no objection to the proposed sale for the stated
purpose

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The GBC hereby approves of the sale of the ISKCON Wellington property as presented.




306.02: ISKCON International Projects: Mayapur
[Title] — Mayapur Review — 2025
[Meeting] — Online General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — June 25, 2025

Resolved that:

The GBC authorizes the GBC Executive Committee (EC) and General Counsel (GC) to oversee the
Review into Sridham Mayapur’s management and to provide updates on the progress of the Review on a
quarterly basis until its completion, with the first update on or before December 2025




307.03: ISKCON — Other: ISKCON constitution
[Title] — ISKCON Constitution ratified — 2025
[Meeting] — Online General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — April 16, 2025


Whereas in October 2006 the GBC had resolved that one of the priorities for the future health of ISKCON
was to have a constitution.

Whereas the members of the Drafting Committee, through various drafts, have produced a version that the
GBC accepted and ratified.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The following linked document is hereby acknowledged as the official Constitution of the International
Society for Krishna Consciousness.

Section 400: ISKCON Ministries, Committees, and
Offices
407.02: ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry: Installations
[Title] — Worshipping Laksmi-Nrsimha and Prahlada Maharaja in North
Atlanta, USA — 2025
[Meeting] – Correspondence Vote
[Category] – Statement
[Date passed] — May 29, 2025

Whereas a group of ISKCON devotees residing in North Atlanta has established a temple and now seeks to
have it officially recognized and affiliated as an ISKCON temple under the jurisdiction and guidance of the
GBC.

Whereas the North American Regional Governing Body (NA RGB) hereby proposes to formally accept the
North Atlanta center into the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON).

Whereas the NA RGB has determined that, as a prerequisite for the North Atlanta center to be formally
recognized as an ISKCON temple, its deity worship standards must first receive approval from the ISKCON
Deity Worship Ministry (IDWM).

Whereas NA RGB has formally requested the IDWM to conduct a review of the deity worship at the North
Atlanta center and to submit a report of its findings to the NA RGB.

Whereas the North Atlanta center has submitted a formal application for the worship for deities of: Gaura-
Nitai (large & small), Laksmi-Nrsimhadeva and Prahlada Maharaja (large & small), two (2) Salagrama-silas,
Srila Prabhupada (large & small) and small deities of the guru parampara.

Whereas the North Atlanta center established these deities May 6th, 2023 and has been consistently
worshipping Them since that time.

Whereas ISKCON Law “Regulation of installations — 2017” states:

     For any applications for deities apart from those given by Srila Prabhupada, i.e., Radha-Krsna;
     Jagannatha, Baladeva, Subhadra; Gaura-Nitai (or Panca-tattva); and salagrama silas; the
     IDWM requires executive input. Therefore, for any application that includes Krsna-Balarama or
     Sita Rama Laksmana Hanuman, the IDWM will consult with the GBC Executive Committee for
     approval. Any deities, apart from the aforementioned, must be approved by the GBC Body
     before the IDWM can issue a Certificate of Readiness for installing deities.

Whereas it was the intention of the IDWM in proposing this law that the aforementioned ISKCON regulation
shall apply not only to the commencement of worship of new deities within an ISKCON center, but also in
instances where a non-ISKCON center or temple with existing deities seeks to become affiliated as an
ISKCON center.

Whereas the purpose of this resolution is to evaluate a center’s ability to properly maintain the worship and
care for the deities, ensuring that their worship does not become an undue burden on the Society in the
future.

Whereas the Zonal GBC for Southeast (Zone 3) North America, Bir Krishna Goswami, has expressed his
support for the North Atlanta center becoming an official ISKCON center and for the continued worship of
the aforementioned deities.

Whereas the North American representatives of IDWM have evaluated the North Atlanta center for the
availability of qualified brahmanas, as well as other required facilities and resources.

Whereas recognizing the importance of integrating the North Atlanta center into the broader ISKCON
community, and after consulting with Balabhadra Bhattacarya dasa, the Regional Director, and Shyam
Behari dasa, the Temple President of the North Atlanta center—who have expressed their dedication and
commitment to consistently guide and support the local community, as well as their willingness to fully
implement all recommendations issued by the ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry in a structured and time-
bound manner—IDWM is ready to approve the deity worship at the North Atlanta center.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry is hereby authorized to issue a Certificate of Readiness to the North
Atlanta center for the worship of Lakshmi-Nrsimhadeva and Prahlada Maharaja (both large and small).




407.02: ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry: Installations
[Title] — Installing Lalita-Visakha Deities in Gurugram — 2025
[Meeting] — Correspondence Voting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Whereas ISKCON Gurugram Sector 45 has requested permission to install 42-inch marble deities of Lalita-
Visakha on 5 November 2025 along with deities of Radha-Krsna.

Whereas ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry requires GBC permission to offer approval for Lalita-Visakha
deities.

Whereas ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry’s India representatives have assessed ISKCON Gurugram
Sector 45 as having all the necessary brahmanas and other facilities to care for the deities of Radha-Krsna
Lalita-Visakha.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry is hereby granted permission to issue a Certificate of Readiness to
ISKCON Gurugram - sector 45 for the 42-inch marble deities of Lalita-Visakha.




444.02 GBC Succession Committee: Decisions
[Title]: GBC Succession Committee Facilitation Team members — 2025
[Meeting]: Mid-term General Meeting
[Category]: Statement
[Date passed]: October 4, 2025

Whereas succession at all levels of leadership is a critical need for ISKCON’s long-term stability.

Whereas the GBC Body has already recognized the urgency of establishing structured and seamless
transitions, particularly at the GBC level.

Whereas without a clear, systematic approach, ISKCON risks leadership vacuums, confusion, and
weakened organizational strength.

Whereas at the 2025 AGM, the GBC created a Succession Committee to draft an actionable framework.

Whereas after global consultation with National Councils, the Committee established a GBC Succession
Facilitation Committee to:

       •   Coordinate structured communication between GBC, National Councils, and zones
       •   Identify, assess, and recommend qualified succession candidates
       •   Assist zones in transition planning
       •   Provide accountability and regular reporting to the GBC Body.

Whereas this proposal formalizes the membership of the Facilitation Team (zone-wise) and establishes a
timeline for all GBC members to participate in the process. By January 31, 2026, each GBC member will
have begun succession discussions with the Facilitation Team and begin exploring potential names with
the Facilitation Team. A comprehensive progress update will be presented at the 2026 AGM in Mayapur.

Whereas this action ensures ISKCON’s global governance remains strong, stable, and faithful to Srila
Prabhupada’s vision.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The GBC Body approves the following devotees as members of the GBC Succession Facilitation Team for
their respective zones, to be reconfirmed annually at the GBC AGM:

       •   Africa: Umapati dasa (GKG) & Harideva dasa (BCAIS)
       •   Arab League & Islamic Countries: Srivallabha dasa (JPS), Aniruddha Gopal dasa (JPS),
           Vrajaprana dasa (JPS)
       •   Latin America: Paramatma dasa (SDG), Prema Rupa Madhava dasa (JPS) & Devakinandan
           dasa (Brazil) (HPS)
       •   Europe: Krishna Premarupa dasa (BSDS) Parabhakti dasa (RNS)
       •   Russia & Central Asia: Aprameyatma dasa (SRS), Adi Gopinath dasa (GKG)
       •   Asia: Southeast Asia – Sri Narayan dasa (GKG), Raghunandana dasa (MVG)
       •   Oceania & Indonesia: Aniruddha dasa (BJD) & Krishna Chandra dasa (BKG)
       •   North America: Srutisagara dasa (KKD) & Govind Priya devi dasi (RNS)
       •   Indian Subcontinent:
           o North – Rishikumar dasa (GKG) & Sundar Gopal dasa (GKG)
           o West – Mukund Madhava dasa (BSDS)
           o East – BV Bhagavata Swami (JPS)
           o South – Narayana Chaitanya dasa (JPS)




444.02 GBC Succession Committee: Decisions
[TITLE]: GBC Members submitting names of successors to succession
committee — 2025
[Meeting]: Mid-term General Meeting
[Category]: Statement
[Date passed]: October 4, 2025

Resolved that:

All GBC members who have not yet identified their proposed candidates to succeed them shall work with
the Facilitation Team of their particular zone and whenever feasible submit potential names to the
Succession Committee Co-Convenors (Gauranga dasa & Caitanya Avatari dasa).

The progress of the Succession Committee work in terms of the potential GBC Nominees’ names and
status will be reviewed annually at the AGM and MGM.

446.01: Drafting committee of the ISKCON Constitution: Committee
[Title] — Establishing the Drafting Committee of the ISKCON Constitution —
2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Administrative order
[Date passed] — February 7, 2026

Resolved that:

Having completed the compilation of the text of the ISKCON Constitution, the ISKCON Constitution Project
Team are hereby formally accepted as the “Drafting Committee of the ISKCON Constitution.”

The Drafting Committee shall remain available to the GBC and the rest of ISKCON as a reference and
resource for questions of interpretation of the letter, spirit, and application of the Constitution.




447.23: Other committees: 60-50 Commemoration Global Committee
[Title] — ISKCON 60th and Srila Prabhupada Tirobhava 50th Anniversary Global
Committee — 2025
[Meeting] — Mid-term General Meeting
[Category] — Administrative Order
[Date passed] — October 5, 2025

Whereas observance of both ISKCON’s 60th Anniversary in 2026 and the 50th Anniversary of Srila
Prabhupada’s Tirobhava in 2027 offer outstanding opportunities for deepening ISKCON members’
connection with our Founder-Acarya A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada and expanding Srila
Prabhupada’s ISKCON mission.

Whereas there is a need for international leadership, support and coordination to maximize the success of
ISKCON’s efforts for these observances.

Whereas the close succession of these events warrants a combined approach and a unified effort.

Whereas devotees, temples and zones should be encouraged and supported to plan and prepare this year,
2025, for these observances.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The 60-50 Commemoration Global Committee is created.

Its initial members shall include Anuttama dasa (Co-Chair, ISKCON Minister for Communications),
Pancharatna dasa (Co-Chair, GBC SPT), and Parijata devi dasi (GBC Executive Support Office — ESO,
Director - Communications), They shall add additional members as required.

The GBC, Regional Governing Bodies, ISKCON Ministries, Temples, and other ISKCON communities and
projects are encouraged to develop national, regional and local committees for planning and conducting
multiple programs and events. The Global Committee shall develop and provide support including
appropriate graphics, themes and event and program ideas and guidelines

450.03: ISKCON Central Office of Child Protection (CPO): Child
Protection Oversight Committee (CPOC)
[Title] — Special Interim Review Panels —2026
[Meeting] — Correspondence Vote
[Category] — Action Order
[Date passed] — March 24, 2026

Whereas in the transition to the Enhanced Approach Child Protection System, some child protection
matters were left unresolved, and reliable case records were never handed over or are incomplete.

Whereas the lack of case resolution coupled with the non-handover of the files has disrupted the transition
framework under which the Interim Director was expected to finalize pending CPO cases including appeals.

Whereas withheld files, incomplete adjudications and unaddressed appeals cause ongoing distress for
victims, accused devotees, families, and communities while continuing unresolved restrictions without
closure is contrary to ISKCON’s duty of care and compassion.

Whereas protecting children is an act of devotional care, requiring timely, fair, and consistent resolution.

Whereas legal consultation confirms that, in case of litigations, civil courts generally defer to a religious
body’s highest authority when fair and transparent internal procedures exist.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

The GBC hereby authorizes the establishment of Special Interim Review Panels (SIRPs), operating under
the oversight of the Child Protection Oversight Committee (CPOC), to address pending child protection
matters without final adjudication and/or appeals, expressly excluding all cases that have already been fully
adjudicated and where the appeal has not been lodged within the 60-day deadline from the date of the
CPO decision in a particular case.

CPOC and ISKCON’s Law Department will work together to identify and select qualified members for the
Special Interim Review Panels.

The Special Interim Review Panels shall follow the adjudication and appeal procedures set out in the CPO
Guidelines 2023. If compelling issues arise outside the scope of the CPO Guidelines 2023, the Special
Interim Review Panels shall seek guidance from CPOC, which may consult the ISKCON Law Department
to ensure the highest level of procedural integrity.

A Special Interim Review Panel shall issue a written, reasoned, and internally coherent determination to
achieve procedural closure.

Appeals:

In the event that an appeal is permitted or required under the applicable procedures, the appeal shall be
heard by a newly constituted Special Interim Review Panel composed of members who did not participate
in the original adjudication.

This appellate Special Interim Review Panel shall review the matter in accordance with the CPO Guidelines
2023 and shall issue a written, reasoned, and internally coherent determination, which shall constitute the
final decision within the Special Interim Review Panel process.

Upon the complete handover of all case files from the former International Child Protection Office, Special
Interim Review Panels shall not be given any further matters and shall only complete the cases that they
have already commenced.

450.03: ISKCON Central Office of Child Protection (CPO): Child
Protection Oversight Committee (CPOC)
[Title] — Ownership and retrieval of historical case records —2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] —Statement
[Date passed] — February 9, 2026

Whereas the GBC established the Child Protection Oversight Committee (CPOC) to reform and strengthen
ISKCON’s child protection governance under the Enhanced Approach to Child Protection.

Whereas the GBC appointed an Interim International Child Protection Office Director for a defined
transitional period, explicitly requiring the full handover of all child protection case files and records from the
previous International Child Protection Office and its Director.

Whereas despite explicit GBC directives and Executive Committee file notes, a complete handover of
institutional case files has not occurred, and a substantial portion of files remains in the possession of a
former officeholder, which is a direct non-compliance with the GBC resolution 450.03 dated February 21,
2025:

        “A comprehensive handover process by the current ICPO Director to the transitional ICPO
        Director shall be conducted. This process shall include, but is not limited to, the transfer of
        all case file notes, status reports, and contact information for panelists and investigators,
        with particular attention to incomplete case files. Additionally, all relevant databases—
        covering complaints, offenders, Child Protection Teams (CPTs), and panelists—must be
        fully transferred by the current ICPO Director to the transitional ICPO Director, to ensure
        continuity and oversight.”

Whereas certain regional authorities have transferred some files from their custody, confirming that such a
handover is both feasible and appropriate.

Whereas the continued retention of institutional case files by unauthorized individuals has directly
obstructed the processing of appeals, impeded due process, and caused ongoing ethical, pastoral, and
operational harm.

Whereas all child protection case files—physical or digital—are the sole institutional property of ISKCON,
and claims of personal custodianship or generalized data-protection objections do not supersede lawful
institutional governance.

Whereas the failure to secure these files exposes ISKCON, GBC, and duly appointed bodies to escalating
legal, regulatory, and reputational risk, while they are unable to act without access to records.

Whereas in a written statement to the GBC EC on December 15, 2025, the former International CPO
Director stated that he is not able to transfer the data due to obligations under the UK data-protection law
(UK General Data Protection Regulation Law).

Whereas the ISKCON’s General Counsel sought guidance from Taylor Wessing, a well-established
London-based international law firm, which confirmed that, under current UK GDPR law, the case files are
the property of the GBC, which determined the purposes and means of the data processing, and that the
former International CPO Director has no legal standing in relation to the files, having acted solely as an
agent of the GBC rather than as an owner, controller, or processor of the data, and that by restricting
access to the data he is in breach of UK GDPR.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

   1. Institutional Ownership Affirmed
The GBC formally reaffirms that all child protection case files are the exclusive property of ISKCON and
must be held only by currently authorized child protection bodies.

    2. Immediate Handover Required
Any individual or entity retaining such files without current authorization is hereby directed to transfer all
records—complete, unaltered, and without condition—to the custody designated by CPOC. Access to the
digital files is to be provided within 14 days of the adoption of this resolution. The physical files are to be
provided within 45 days of the adoption of this resolution.

    3. Decentralized Retrieval Authorized
In the event that there is persisting non-compliance, the GBC Body, in coordination with relevant GBC
Zonal Secretaries and regional authorities, shall ensure the handover of the case files from wherever they
are currently being held in the stipulated time period.

   4. Legal Enforcement Permitted
The GBC authorizes ISKCON’s General Counsel to arrange for the issuing of formal legal notices and, if
necessary, initiate appropriate civil proceedings to secure the recovery of institutional records withheld.

    5. Urgent Remedial Action
In the event of non-retrieval of the files, and in light of the emergency currently confronting ISKCON, the
GBC will convene an urgent meeting with CPOC to consider proposed solutions to the practical issues
resulting from the continued unavailability of the files and their operational consequences.

    6. Liability Clarified
Any continued retention, alteration, or obstruction relating to ISKCON child protection files shall be deemed
a serious breach of trust, with personal liability resting solely on those acting in conflict with this resolution.

    7. Reporting Requirement
CPOC shall report progress on file recovery to the GBC Executive Committee within the specific
timeframes mentioned above until full resolution is achieved.




Section 700: Gurus and disciples
702:05: ISKCON spiritual masters: Vaisnavi diksa-gurus
[Title] — GBC-IB Committee conclusions about Vaisnavi dīkṣā-gurus— 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 10, 2026

Whereas the GBC-ISKCON Bureau joint committee was given the responsibility of suggesting to the GBC a
way forward to resolve the issue of whether Vaisnavis can take up the service of being diksa-gurus in
ISKCON.

Whereas this committee has since then discussed and deliberated Vaisnavi diksa-gurus (VDG) and various
connected issues to arrive at a way forward.

Whereas many highly qualified ISKCON Vaisnavis have done and are doing commendable service under
Srila Prabhupada’s guidance and protection in the mission of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu.

Whereas the GBC-IB committee concluded that the role of a guru in ISKCON needs to be further examined
and clarified in relationship to Srila Prabhupada’s position, the managerial system that Srila Prabhupada
established, the guru’s disciples, and other devotees in ISKCON.

Whereas to conclusively determine who is qualified to take a service of leadership in ISKCON it is
necessary to first determine what that service is and what qualifications are required to perform that
service.
Whereas not only scriptural study is required for different parties to come to an agreement on such an
important issue, but also continued discussion between concerned open-minded leaders who have mutual

respect for each other. It will be helpful if underlying issues which are obstacles for the successful
conclusion of the issue be recognized and attempts to resolve them made.

Whereas from the GBC-IB committee’s discussions and deliberations the committee can now present a
way forward to resolve this issue. The committee’s proposal was arrived at after an examination of Srila
Prabhupada’s instructions and example as well as after consultation with various ISKCON’s committees,
leaders, and scholars.

Therefore, it is resolved that:

   1. ⁠There should be an ongoing discussion on guru-tattva based on Srila Prabhupada’s teachings and
       examples amongst qualified devotees in ISKCON. Details can be discussed further.

   2. ⁠There should be a system to give more recognition and spiritual authority to certain qualified siksa-
       gurus within ISKCON.

   3. ⁠Qualified Vaisnavis or Vaisnavas can be recognized as these special siksa-gurus.

   4. ⁠Until the issue of is satisfactorily resolved concerning Vaisnavi diksa-gurus, qualified Vaisnavis
       should only be recognized as siksa-gurus.

   5. The present committee remains open to assist in further research and discussions on the topic
      according to the GBC’s desire.



Section 800: Appointments
802.01: GBC officers and members: GBC officers
[Title] — GBC officers — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

    1.   Madhu Sevita dasa is elected GBC Chairman
    2.   Govardhana dasa (BCAIS) is elected First Vice-Chairman
    3.   Devakinandan dasa (MVG) is elected Second Vice-Chairman
    4.   Revati Raman dasa (JPS) is elected GBC Secretary


802.02: GBC Officers and members: Individual member
appointments
[Title] — Krishna Premarupa dasa appointed as an Acting GBC member —
2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 5, 2026

Resolved that:

Krishna Premarupa dasa (BSDS) is appointed as an Assistant GBC member for Germanic Europe.

802.02: GBC Officers and members: Individual member
appointments
[Title] — Mathuresh dasa appointed as an Acting GBC member — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

Mathuresh dasa (JPS) is appointed as an Acting GBC member for the Andean countries.


802.02: GBC Officers and members: Individual member
appointments
[Title] — BB Keshava Swami appointed as an Assistant GBC member — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 5, 2026

Resolved that:

Bhakti Bhagavatamrita Kesava Swami (PVS) is appointed as an Assistant GBC member for for the South of
Russia: Sphere 4


802.02: GBC Officers and members: Individual member
appointments
[Title] — Umapati dasa appointed as an Assistant GBC member — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 5, 2026

Resolved that:

Umapati dasa (GKG) is appointed as an Assistant GBC member for Central and East Africa (Burundi,
Central Africa Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Kenya, Republic
of Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda)


802.02: GBC Officers and members: Individual member
appointments
[Title] — Indresh Gaura dasa appointed as an Assistant GBC member — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Statement
[Date passed] — February 5, 2026

Resolved that:

Indresh Gaura dasa (BBGS) is appointed as an Assistant GBC member for North America: Zone 1
(Canada, Alaska, Minnesota, Montana, North & South Dakota and Wyoming).

802.04: GBC officers and members: Individual members on leave of
absence
[Title] — Romapada Swami’s leave of absence— 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

Romapada Swami’s leave of absence is extended for a further one year, until February 2027


802.04: GBC officers and members: Individual members on leave of
absence
[Title] — Virabahu dasa’s leave of absence— 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

Virabahu dasa’s leave of absence is extended until February 2027


802.04: GBC officers and members: Individual members on leave of
absence
[Title] —Chaitanya Chandra Charan dasa’s leave of absence— 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

Chaitanya Chandra Charan dasa (JPS) is granted a Leave of Absence until February 2027.



804.01: Sannyasa appointments: Sannyasa waiting list
[Title] — Sannyasa waiting list — 2025
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action Order
[Date passed] — February 16, 2025

Resolved that:

The following are the candidates for sannyasa:

 Shanta Narsimha dasa (JPS) Jaipur                             This year

 Rukmini Krsna dasa (GKG) North India                          This year

 Charu Chandra dasa (JPS) Bangladesh                           This year*

*Passed by Correspondence vote on March 19, 2026


805.01: Ministry and Standing Committee appointments:
Reaffirmation of Ministries and Standing Committees
[Title] — Reaffirmation of Ministries and Standing Committees —2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action Order
[Date passed] — February 5, 2026

Resolved that:

The following are the Ministry and Standing Committees and their membership assignments for 2026-27:

 Congregational Development
                                 Minister: Jayapataka Swami
 Ministry
 ISKCON Deity Worship            Minister: Nrsimha Kavaca dasa (IDS)
 Ministry                        Executive director: Devadeva dasa (BCAIS)
                                 Members: Murli Manohara dasa (SRS), Manohara dasa (SDG), Radha
                                 Thakurani devi dasi (BCAIS), Nara-Narayana dasa (KDS), Yogendra
                                 dasa (BCAIS)
 ISKCON Youth Ministry           Minister: Manorama dasa (SNS)
 Ministry of Book Distribution   Minister: Vaisesika dasa
 Ministry of Communications      Minister: Anuttama dasa
 Ministry of Cow Protection &    Minister: Kalakantha dasa (IS)
 Agriculture                     IMCPA Board of Directors (USA): Niranjana Swami, Sesa dasa,
                                 Vaikuntha dasa (RS), Krishna Kishore dasa (BCS), Kalakantha dasa (IS)
 Ministry of Education           Minister: Tapana Misra dasa (BVKS)
 Ministry of Fund                Minister: Devakinandan dasa (Juhu)
 Development                     Members: Govind Prema dasa (GKG), Mukunda Madhava dasa (BSDS),
                                 Madan Gopal dasa (SDG), Nila Madhava dasa (BCS), Vijaya Gopikesa
                                 dasa (JPS)
 Ministry of Justice             Minister: Champakalata devi dasi (IDS)
 ISKCONResolve                   Co-Directors: Brahmatirtha dasa, Vraj Vihari dasa (BJD)
 ISKCON Dispute Resolution       Chair: Prahladananda Swami (Chair)
 Department                      Vice-chair: Champakalata dasi (IDS)
                                 Members: Devakinandana dasa (MVG), Hansarupa dasa, Nanda Kishor
                                 dasa (GRS), Vraja Vihari dasa (BJD), Navina-shyam dasa (BCS),
                                 Candrasekhara Swami
 Ministry of Padayatra           Minister: Sri Krishna Chaitanya Swami (LOK)
 Ministry of Sannyasa            Minister: Prahladananda Swami Members: Bhakti Gauravani Goswami,
 Services                        Bhaktivaibhava Swami, Bhakti Caitanya Swami, Hrdaya Caitanya dasa
                                 (SDG), Devakinandan dasa (Juhu)

Vaishnavi Ministry          Co-Ministers: Radha dasi (MG), Sati devi dasi (BTS)
ISKCON General Counsel      Devakinandan dasa (MVG) (Leave of Absence)
GBC Nominations Committee   Chair: Radha Krsna dasa (BBGS)
                            Members: Tapana Misra dasa (BVKS), Bhakti Caitanya Swami,
                            Praghosa dasa (SDG), Anuttama dasa, Revati Raman dasa (JPS),
                            Gauranga dasa (RNS), Aniruddha dasa (BJD), Devakinandan dasa
                            (MVG)
GBC Organizational          Co-chairs: Aniruddha dasa (BJD), Gauranga dasa (RNS), Govardhana
Development Committee       dasa (BCAIS)
                            Members: Anuttama dasa, Bhakti Caitanya Swami, Bhaktivaibhava
                            Swami, Badrinarayan Swami, Jayapataka Swami, Pancaratna dasa,
                            Praghosa dasa (SDG), Revati Raman dasa (JPS), Caitanya Avatari dasa
                            (JPS), Devakinandan dasa (Juhu), Devakinandan dasa (MVG), Gaura
                            Krishna dasa (HDG), Tapana Misra dasa (BVKS), Tirtharaja dasa (TKG),
                            Vraja Vihari dasa (BJD)
GBC Strategic Planning      Chair: Pancharatna dasa
Team                        Members: Ananta Sesa dasa (IDS), Govinda Priya devi dasi (RNS),
                            Parijata dasi (RNS), Aradhya Bhagavan dasa (BCS), Toshan Nimai dasa
                            (RNS)
BBT-GBC Relations           Coordinator: Praghosa dasa (SDG)
Committee                   Members: Badrinarayan Swami, Madhu Sevita dasa, Devamrita Swami,
                            Bhaktivaibhava Swami, Devakinandan dasa (MVG), Tapana Misra dasa
                            (BVKS), Govardhana dasa (BCAIS) Mathura Manohara dasa (JPS), BBT
                            Trustees and BBTI Directors
GBC Vaisnava Calendar       Convener: Bhaktarupa dasa
Committee                   Members: Bhanu Swami, Gopalapriya dasa (BVS), Sadasivananda dasa
                            (JPS)
Guru Services Committee     Chair: Prahladananda Swami
                            Members: Anuttama dasa, Bhakti Caitanya Swami, Ramai Swami,
                            Bhakti Vijnana Goswami (RNS), Mahatma dasa, Arcita dasa, Ananda
                            Tirtha dasa (PVS)
CPOC (Child Protection      Govinda Lilamrita devi dasi (BHVS), Atmarama dasa (BTS), Nityananda
Oversight Committee)        Kari devi dasi (SNS)
ICPO                        Interim Director: Champakalata devi dasi (IDS)
ISKCON Kirtana Ministry     Minister: Sri Krishna Chaitanya Swami (LOK)
                            Members: Jagannatha Kirtanananda dasa (JPS), Dinanukampa devi
                            dasi (LOK)
GBC Executors Property      Jayapataka Swami, Nrsimhananda dasa, Ramesvara dasa, Loka devi
Oversight Committee         dasi (BTS), Akshay Ramacandra dasa (JPS), Satyamedha Gauranga
(GEPOC)                     dasa (JPS)*
Sastric Advisory Council    Chair: Urmila dasi
                            Members: Bhakti Prabhava Swami (BCS), Hari Parsad dasa (RGS),
                            Narayani dasi, Sarvajna dasa (NRS), Kartika Chandra dasa (RNS),
                            Mahendra dasa (SS)
                            Associate Members: Krishna Ksetra Swami, Drutakarma dasa, Radhika
                            Ramana dasa (HPS), Chaitanya Charan dasa (RNS), Gopinatha-acarya
                            dasa (KKS), Bhakti-Vijnana Goswami (RNS), Gopal Hari dasa (GKG),
                            Kanai Krishna dasa (RNS)
Leadership Conduct Office   Mahavisnupriya devi dasi
Succession Committee        Co-convenors: Caitanya Avatari dasa (JPS), Gauranga dasa (RNS)

                               Members:
                                    Africa: Umapati dasa (GKG), Harideva dasa (BCAIS)
                                    Middle East: Srivallabha dasa (JPS), Aniruddha Gopal dasa
                                    (JPS), Vrajaprana dasa (JPS)
                                    Latin America: Paramatma dasa (SDG), Prema Rupa Madhava
                                    dasa (JPS), Devakinandan dasa (HPS)
                                    Europe: Krishna Premarupa dasa (BSDS), Parabhakti dasa
                                    (RNS)
                                    Russia & Central Asia: Aprameyatma dasa (SRS), Adi Gopinath
                                    dasa (GKG),
                                    Southeast Asia: Sri Narayan dasa (GKG), Raghunandana dasa
                                    (MVG)
                                    Oceania & Indonesia: Aniruddha dasa (BJD), Krishna Chandra
                                    dasa (BKG)
                                    North America: Jaya Krsna dasa (SNS), Govind Priya devi dasi
                                    (RNS)
                                    North India: Rishikumar dasa (GKG), Sundar Gopal dasa (GKG)
                                    West India: Mukunda Madhava dasa (BSDS)
                                    East India: Bhakti Vijaya Bhagavata Swami (JPS)
                                    South India: Narayana Chaitanya dasa (JPS)
 Vaisnava Memorial Standing    Convener: Hrdaya Caitanya dasa (SDG)
 Committee                     Members: Bhanu Swami, Malati devi dasi, Gauranga dasa (RNS),
                               Nrsimha Kavaca dasa (IDS), Ananda Tirtha dasa (PVS)
 GBC Executive Support         Executive Director: Nanda Kishor dasa (GRS)
 Office                        Corporate Services: Krishnanam dasa (RNS)
                               GBC Communications: Parijata devi dasi (RNS)
                               Ministry and Committee Support: Jayalalita devi dasi (KKS)
 GBC Parliamentarian           Nrsimha Kavaca dasa (IDS)
 GBC Secretariat Staff         Corresponding Secretary: Ananda Tirtha dasa (PVS)
                               EC Secretary: Radha Sundari devi dasi (RNS)
                               Treasurer: Mahamani Govinda dasa (JPS)
                               GBC Office Manager: Subha Krsna dasa (RNS)

*GEPOC membership was not voted on



807.01: Appointment of auditor
[Title] — Appointment of auditor — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action Order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

Sri Ratnesh Singh Chandel aka Rasa Parayana dasa (GKG), Partner, Kothari Chandel & Co Chartered
Accountants 219/220 Office No. 2, Murlidhar Apartment, Kelkar Road, Narayan Peth, Pune 411030, is
appointed as statutory auditor for the year 2026-27.

810.02: Global Duty Officer appointments: Reappointments
[Title] — Reappointment of Global Duty Officers — 2026
[Meeting] — Annual General Meeting
[Category] — Action Order
[Date passed] — February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

The following Global Duty Officers are reappointed for a further one-year term:

 Asitaradhya dasa (VVPS)               India       Global Duties Office
 Indresa Gaura dasa (BBGS)             Canada      Govinda’s Model
 Mukunda Madhava dasa (BSDS)           India       GBC Finance
 Radheshyam dasa (RNS)                 India       Recruiting Full Time Youth Devotees
 Shyamananda Krishna dasa (GKG)        Australia   Environment—Green Temple Initiative
 Vaisesika dasa                        USA         One World Book Distribution Team




Section 900: Financial and legal
901: GBC annual budget
[Title] – GBC Annual Budget — 2026
[Meeting] – Annual General Meeting
[Category] – Action Order
[Date passed] – February 4, 2026

Resolved that:

The GBC Budget for 2026-27 is (in INR):

  Child Protection Oversight Committee (CPOC)                                39,60,000
  Dandavats                                                                       630,000
  Deputies — Travel for Assistant                                                  90,000
  Emergency Fund                                                                  450,000
  Executive Committee Travel                                                      450,000
  Finance & Bank Charges                                                           67,500
  GBC Annual General Meeting                                                      540,000
  GBC Corresponding Secretary                                                     594,000
  GBC EC Secretary                                                                594,000
  GBC Strategic Planning Team                                                     225,500
  Guru Services Committee                                                         225,000
  ISKCON Congregational Development Ministry                                      540,000
  ISKCON Connection                                                               180,000
  ISKCON Deity Worship Ministry                                                   9,22,500

ISKCON Global Property Office                540,000
ISKCON Kirtana Ministry                      180,000

ISKCON Law Department                        9,00,000

ISKCON News                                  450,000

ISKCON Resolve                               720,000

ISKCON Youth Ministry                        174,000

Leadership Conduct Office                    450,000

Mayapur GBC Office & Accounts                540,000
Ministry of Cow Protection & Agriculture     675,000
Ministry of Education                        720,000
Ministry of Justice                          450,000
Ministry of Padayatra                        180,000
Ministry of Sannyasa Services                270,000
SABHA                                        270,000
Srila Prabhupada Vyasa-puja Book             270,000
Vaisnava Memorial Standing Committee         180,000
Vaishnavi Ministry                           225,000
TOTAL                                      16,488,000


Zonal Assignments 2026
Note on GBC Areas: In 2015 the GBC adopted "a view of the deployment of its commissioners, the GBC
Zonal Secretaries . . . to optimize coverage of the planet," with the aim of "offering the world the most
systematic oversight and guidance."
This involved moving from a person-centered approach to dividing the world into territories possessing - as
much as possible - geographical and cultural consistency, allowing them to be "inheritable" by succeeding
GBCs. These are called "GBC Areas" (to distinguish them from the "zones" overseen by Zonal Supervisors).
Starting in 2018, the GBC has been ratifying GBC Areas and appointing "Area GBCs." Since other GBCs
might have been operating in that Area, they may continue to do so (as not to disrupt the existing working
relations) even without becoming the GBC for the whole Area, but remaining as co-GBCs together with the
Area GBC.
The orientation for the near future is that a GBC accepts a single “GBC Area” as his or her *exclusive*
territorial assignment, although the full implementation of this direction may take some time, and Area GBC
shall continue for some time to work together with other GBCs, cooperatively defining their degree of
involvement in the countries or states of the Area.
To optimize oversight, a priority for every Area GBC shall be to populate the Area with Zonal Supervisors.



                       I. Zonal Assignments according to GBC Area

     1. Western Africa
        Area GBC: Kavicandra Swami
        Countries: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Equatorial Guinea,
        Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Sao Tome &
        Principe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo

     2. Central & Eastern Africa
        Area GBC:
        Countries: Burundi, Central Africa Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Eritrea,
        Ethiopia, Gabon, Kenya, Republic of Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda

     3. Southern Africa
        Area GBC: Bhakti Caitanya Swami
        Countries: Botswana, Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique,
        Namibia, Reunion, Seychelles, South Africa, eSwatini, Zambia, Zimbabwe

     4. Middle East and North Africa:
        Area GBC: Tapana Misra Das (BVKS)
        Countries: Afghanistan, Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, , Lebanon, Libya, Pakistan, Mauritania,
        Morocco, Palestinian Territories, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen, Western Sahara

     5. Gulf Cooperative Council (GCC)
        Area GBC: To Be Defined
        Countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates

     6. Mexico, Central America & the Caribbean
        Area GBC: Guru Prasad Swami
        Countries: Belize, Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago (and all other Caribbean countries & territories),
        Costa Rica, El Salvador, French Guyana, Guyana, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua,
        Panama, Suriname.

7. Andean Countries
   Area GBC: Mathuresh Das
   Countries: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela.

8. Brazil
   Area GBC: To be Defined
   Country: Brazil

9. Southern Latin America
   Area GBC: Virabahu Das
   Countries: Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay

10. Northern Europe
    Area GBC: To be Defined
    Countries: United Kingdom, Channel Islands, Ireland, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
    Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

11. Western Europe
    Area GBC: Madhu Sevita Das
    Countries: France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Gibraltar, Italy,
    Malta

12. Germanic Europe:
    Area GBC: Krishna Premarupa Das
    Countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein

13. Central Europe and Balkans
    Area GBC: To be Defined
    Countries: Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,
    Montenegro, Kosovo, Albania, Bulgaria, Macedonia

14. South Eastern Europe: Radha Krishna Das (BBGS)
    Area GBC: To be Defined
    Countries: Hungary, Romania, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus

15. Central Asia
    Area GBC: Caitanya Chandra Charan Das
    Countries/Regions: Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan

16. Russian and CIS Sphere 1
    Area GBC: Acyutatma Das
    Regions of Russia: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volga Region, Tatarstan, Central Region, Bashkortostan,
    Northwest Region, Cenphiltral, Golden Ring, Southern Region
    Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia

17. Russian and CIS Sphere 2 (Urals Region)
    Area GBC: Caitanya Chandra Charan Das
    Regions: Altai Territory, Altai Republic, Bashkortostan, Republic of (North); Chelyabinsk, Kemerovo,
    Khanty–Mansi Autonomous District – Yugra, Kirov, Kurgan, Novosibirsk, Omsk, Perm Territory,
    Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk, Tomsk, Tyumen, Udmurt, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District

18. Russian Sphere 3
    Area GBC: To be Defined
    Regions: Mongolia, Russia: Amur Region, Buryatia, Republic of; Chita region (Zabaykalsky Territory),
    Chukotka Autonomous District, Evenk Autonomous District, Irkutsk Region, Jewish Autonomous
    Region, Kamchatka Territory, Khabarovsk Territory, Khakassia, Republic of; Krasnoyarsk Territory,

        Magadan Region, Primorsky Territory, Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Sakhalin Region, Taimyr Dolgano-
        Nenets Autonomous, Tuva Republic

    19. Ukraine & Moldova
        Area GBC: Acyuta Priya Das
        Regions: Ukraine, Moldova

    20. Japan, South Korea and North Korea
        Area GBC: To be Defined

    21. China
        Area GBC: Candrasekhara Acarya Das (TKG)
        Countries: China (Mainland), Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, Taiwan,

    22. South East Asia
        Area GBC: To be Defined
        Countries: Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos,
        Philippines

    23. Oceania & Indonesia
        Area GBC: Ramai Swami
        Countries: Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji and the rest of Oceania, Indonesia and
        East Timor

    24. Canada and Northern USA
        Area GBC:
        Regions: Canada, Alaska, Minnesota, Montana, North & South Dakota, Wyoming

    25. Western USA
        Area GBC: Badrinarayan Swami
        States: Arizona, California (except Berkeley), Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico,
        Oregon, Utah, Washington (except Seattle)

    26. Northeast USA
        Area GBC: Anuttama Das
        States: Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New
        Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, West
        Virginia

    27. Midwest/South USA
        Area GBC:
        States: Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Wisconsin

    28. Southeast USA
        Area GBC: Bir Krishna Das Goswami
        States: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,

        Indian Subcontinent
        Areas: To be Defined
        Area GBCs: To be Defined


Note: For a visual representation of the above, see GBC AREAS

Note: In the interest of enhancing the readability of this document, we have simplified the entries by
omitting the country names "India", "USA", "UK", and "Canada".



                           II. Zonal Assignments for GBC Members

Acyuta Priya Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Moldova
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhaktivaibhava Swami for:
   Ukraine

 Acyutatma Das
  Zonal Secretary for:
    Armenia
    Azerbaijan
    Belarus
    Russia: Moscow, Central Region, Bashkortostan, St. Petersburg, Volga Region, Northwest, Golden Ring,
    South

 Anuttama Das
  Zonal Secretary for:
    Connecticut
    Delaware
    Indiana
    Illinois
    Kansas
    Kentucky
    Ohio
    Maine
    Massachusetts
    Maryland
    Michigan
    Missouri
    New Hampshire
    North American Festival of India
    Rhode Island
    Washington DC
    West Virginia
    Pennsylvania, except Gita Nagari & State College
    New Jersey
    New York
    Vermont
    Virginia
  Co-Zonal Secretary with Devamrita Swami for:

    Pennsylvania: Gita Nagari & State College
  Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Hrdaya Caitanya Das for:
    West Bengal: Mayapur and its subsidiaries

Badrinarayan Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Arizona
   California (except Berkeley)
   Colorado
   Hawaii
   Idaho
   Nevada
   New Mexico
   Oregon
   Utah
   Washington (except Seattle)

Bhakti Caitanya Swami
Zonal Secretary for:
   Estonia
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Govardhana Das for:
   Botswana
   Comoros
   Lesotho
   Malawi
   Mauritius
   Mozambique
   Namibia
   Reunion
   South Africa
   eSwatini (Swaziland)
   Zambia
   Zimbabwe
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Govardhana Das and Jayapataka Swami for:
    Seychelles
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhaktivaibhava Swami for:
   Latvia
   Lithuania

Bhakti Purusottama Swami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
   Bangladesh
   Bhutan
   Odisha: North & Puri, except Puri Project
   Odisha: West
   Sikkim
   West Bengal, except Mayapur, Kolkata, Habibpur and their subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhaktivaibhava Swami for:
   North Korea
   South Korea
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Ekanath Das and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Arunachal Pradesh
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Anuttama Das and Hrdaya Caitanya Das for:
   West Bengal: Mayapur and its subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Devakinandan Das for:
   Bihar
   Jharkhand
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Revati Raman Das and Tapana Misra Das for:
   Kuwait
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Revati Raman Das for
   Bahrain

   Oman
   Qatar
   Saudi Arabia
   United Arab Emirates
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Assam (except Silchar)
Co-Zonal Secretary with Ekanath Das for:
   Mizoram
   Nagaland
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Gaurava Narayana Swami for:
   Odisha: South
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Radhanath Swami for:
   West Bengal: Kolkata and its subsidiaries
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
   West Bengal: Habibpur and its subsidiaries
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Ekanath Das and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Meghalaya & Tripura

Bhaktivaibhava Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Mongolia
   Albania
   Czech Republic
   Finland
   Macedonia
   Slovakia
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Caitanya Swami for:
   Latvia
   Lithuania
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   North Korea
   South Korea
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Acyuta Priya Das for:
   Ukraine
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Prahladananda Swami for:
   Bulgaria

Bhanu Swami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Vinoda Swami for:
   Kerala
   Tamil Nadu: Western
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Radhanath Swami for:
   Karnataka: Belgaum
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Revati Raman Das for:
   Andaman and Nicobar Islands
   Andhra Pradesh
   Telangana
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Shankhadhari Das for:
   Tamil Nadu: Madurai, Tirunelveli, Dindigul, Theni, Sivaganga, Ramanathapuram,
   Tuticorin, Virudunagar
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
  Brunei
  Malaysia
  Karnataka, except Belgaum
  Lakshadweep
  Maldives

    Puducherry
    Sri Lanka
    Tamil Nadu: Eastern
  Co-Zonal Secretary with Kavicandra Swami for:
    Japan

 Bir Krishna Das Goswami
  Zonal Secretary for:
     Alabama
     Florida: Northern, including Orlando, Tampa, Gainesville, Alachua & Tallahassee
     Louisiana
     Mississippi
     North Carolina
     South Carolina
     Tennessee (except Murari Sevaka)
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Devamrita Swami for:
     Georgia (USA)
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Ramai Swami for:
     Fiji

 Caitanya Chandra Charan Das
  Zonal Secretary for:
     Russia: Ural Region
     Georgia (CIS)
     Kazakhstan
     Kyrgyzstan
     Tajikistan
     Turkmenistan
     Uzbekistan

 Candrasekhar Acarya Das
  Zonal Secretary for:
    China: Mainland
    Macau SAR
    Hong Kong SAR
    Taiwan

 Devamrita Swami
  Co-Zonal Secretary with Bir Krishna Goswami for:
    Georgia (USA)
  Co-Zonal Secretary with Anuttama Das for:
    Pennsylvania: Port Royal & State College
  Co-Zonal Secretary with Ramai Swami for:
    Australia
    New Zealand

 Govardhana Das
  Zonal Secretary for:
    Burundi
    Kenya
    Rwanda
    Tanzania
    Uganda
Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Caitanya Swami for:
    Botswana
    Comoros
    Lesotho

  Madagascar
  Malawi
  Mozambique
  Namibia
  Reunion
  South Africa
  eSwatini (Swaziland)
  Zambia
  Zimbabwe
  Mauritius
Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Caitanya Swami and Jayapataka Swami for:
  Seychelles

Guru Prasad Swami
   Zonal Secretary for:
   Belize
   Costa Rica
   Cuba
   Mexico
   Nicaragua
   Trinidad & Tobago
   Delhi & NCR, except Noida
   Gujarat, except Valsad
   Madhya Pradesh: Ujjain
   Maharashtra: Kharghar
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Mathuresh Das
   for:
   Colombia
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhima Das for:
   Maharashtra: Mira Road
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Devakinandan Das for:
   Rajasthan
   Uttar Pradesh, except Vrindavan
   Gujarat: Valsad
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Ekanath Das for:
   Mizoram
   Nagaland
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Mahaman Das and Ekanath Das for:
   Manipur
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Mahaman Das for:
   Chattisgarh
   Haryana
   Himachal Pradesh
   Madhya Pradesh, except Ujjain
   Punjab
   Uttaranchal
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Radhanath Swami for:
   Goa, Daman and Diu
   Maharashtra: Pune
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Radhanath Swami, Bhima Das and Devakinandan Das for:
   Maharashtra: Mumbai Juhu
   Maharashtra: Navi Mumbai and Thane District
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Sundar Goswami for:
   El Salvador
   Guatemala
   Honduras
   Panama

Co-Zonal Secretary with Virabahu Das for:
  Caribbean (except Cuba and Trinidad & Tobago)
  Dominican Republic
  French Guiana
  Guyana
  Puerto Rico
  Suriname
  Venezuela

Hrdaya Caitanya Das
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami, and Anuttama Das for:
   West Bengal: Mayapur and its subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Madhu Sevita Das for:
   Andorra
   Belgium
   France, except Dole
   Gibraltar
   Luxembourg
   Portugal
   Spain
   The Netherlands

Jayapataka Swami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Mathuresh Das for:
   Bolivia
   Ecuador
   Peru
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Gaurava Narayan Swami, Devakinandan Das and
   Brajhari Das for:
   Odisha: Central, except Puri
   Odisha: Bhubaneswar and Cuttack
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   Bangladesh
   Bhutan
   Odisha: North & Puri, except Puri Project
   Odisha: West
   Sikkim
   West Bengal, except Mayapur, Habibpur, Kolkata, and their subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Bhakti Gaurava Narayan Swami for:
   Odisha: South
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Devakinandan Das for:
   Bihar
   Jharkhand
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami, Revati Raman Das and Tapana Misra Das for:
   Kuwait
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Revati Raman Das for:
   Bahrain
   Oman
   Qatar
   Saudi Arabia
   United Arab Emirates
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Assam (except Silchar)
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Assam: Silchar
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Radhanath Swami for:

 West Bengal: Kolkata and its subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   West Bengal: Habibpur and its subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami, Ekanath Das and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Meghalaya
   Tripura
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Bhakti Vinoda Swami for:
   Kerala
   Tamil Nadu: Western
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Radhanath Swami for:
   Karnataka: Belgaum
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Revati Raman Das for:
   Andaman and Nicobar Islands
   Andhra Pradesh
   Telangana
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Shankhadhari Das for:
   Tamil Nadu: Madurai, Tirunelveli, Dindigul, Theni, Sivaganga, Ramanathapuram,
   Tuticorin, Virudunagar
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami for:
   Brunei
   Malaysia
   Karnataka, except Belgaum
   Lakshadweep
   Maldives
   Puducherry
   Sri Lanka
   Tamil Nadu: Eastern
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami, Anuttama Das, and Hrdaya Caitanya Das for:
   West Bengal: Mayapur and its subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Kavicandra Swami for:
   Singapore
   Thailand
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Virabahu Das for:
   Chile
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Govardhan Das and Bhakti Caitanya Swami for:
   Seychelles
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Revati Raman Das for:
   Nepal

Kavicandra Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Angola
   Burkina Faso
   Cambodia
   Chad
   Gambia
   Laos
   Vietnam
   Benin
   Cameroon
   Ghana
   Guinea
   Guinea-Bissau
   Israel
   Ivory Coast
   Liberia

   Mali
   Niger
   Nigeria
   Rio Muni
   Senegal
   Sierra Leone
   Togo
   Central African Republic
   Congo – Republic of,
   Congo - Kinshasa
   Gabon
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami for:
   Japan
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
   Singapore
   Thailand
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Ramai Swami for:
   Indonesia

Krishna Premarupa Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
    Austria
    Germany
    Switzerland
    Liechtenstein

Madhu Sevita Das
Zonal Secretary for:
  Cyprus
  Greece
  Italy
  Malta
  San Marino
Co-Zonal Secretary with Hrdaya Caitanya Das for:
  Belgium
  France, except Dole
  Luxembourg
  Portugal
  Spain
  The Netherlands

Mathuresh Das
Zonal Secretary for:
   Florida: Miami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
   Peru
   Bolivia
   Ecuador
Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami for:
  Venezuela
  Colombia

Praghosa Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Channel Islands
   Denmark

   England
   Faroe Islands
   Iceland
   Ireland
   Northern Ireland
   Norway
   Scotland
   Sweden
   Wales

Prahladananda Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Croatia
   Poland
   Bosnia and Herzegovina
   Kosovo
   Serbia and Montenegro
   Slovenia
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhaktivaibhava Swami for:
   Bulgaria

Radha Krishna Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Hungary
   Turkey
   Romania
Co-Zonal Secretary with Madhu Sevita Das for:
   Greece
   Cyprus

Ramai Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   East Timor
   Melanesia, except Fiji
   Micronesia
   Papua New Guinea
   Philippines
   Polynesia, except Hawaii and New Zealand
   Washington State: Seattle
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Devamrita Swami for:
   Australia
   New Zealand
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bir Krsna Das Goswami for:
   Fiji
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Kavicandra Swami for:
   Indonesia

Revati Raman Das
Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Jayapataka Swami for:
  Andaman and Nicobar Islands
  Andhra Pradesh
  Telangana
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Tapana Misra Das for:
  Kuwait
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
  Bahrain

  Oman
  Qatar
  Saudi Arabia
  United Arab Emirates
Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
  Nepal

Romapada Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   New York: Freeport

Tapana Misra Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Afghanistan
   Algeria
   Egypt
   Iran
   Iraq
   Jordan
   Lebanon
   Libya
   Mauritania
   Morocco
   Myanmar
   Pakistan
   Somalia
   Sudan
   Syria
   Tunisia
   Western Sahara
   Yemen
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Revati Raman Das for:
   Kuwait

Virabahu Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
    Argentina
    Falkland Islands
    Paraguay
    Uruguay
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami for:
    Caribbean (except Cuba and Trinidad & Tobago)
    French Guiana
    Guyana
    Dominican Republic
    Puerto Rico
    Suriname
    Venezuela
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
    Chile

                          III. Zonal Assignments for Special Committees

GBC Executive Committee
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Brazil

 North American RGB Executive Committee
  Zonal Secretary for:
    Canada
    Arkansas
    Iowa
    Nebraska
    Oklahoma
    Texas
    Wisconsin

 Puri Development Committee
 Members: Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami, Devakinandan Das (Chairman), Braja Hari Das
 (Vice-Chairman), Basu Ghosh Das, Gauranga Das, Gour Nitai Das, Vraja Vilasa Das, Premananda Das and
 Bhaktarupa Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Odisha: Puri Project

 Vrindavan Executive Board
 Members: Guru Prasad Swami, Bhima Das (chair), Devakinandana Das, Bhakti Rasamrita
 Swami, Shankhadhari Das, Sesa Das, Hrdaya Caitanya Das, Yudhisthira Govinda Das

 Zonal Secretary for:
    Uttar Pradesh: Vrindavan
 Mayapur Executive Board
 GBC Members: Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami, Anuttama Das, Hrdaya Caitanya Das, GBC
 EC Chairman (ex-officio),
 Bureau Members: Basu Ghosh Das, Devakinandan Das, Dayaram Das
 Co-Directors: Braja Vilas Das, Subhekshana Das
 Zonal Secretary for:
   West Bengal: Mayapur, and its subsidiaries



                           IV. Zonal Assignments for Zonal Supervisors
 Adiras Das (SNS) – Russia, South Region
 Aniruddha Gopal Das (JPS) – Krsnakatha Desh
 Baladeva Das – Peru
 Bhakti Anugraha Janardana Swami (GKG) – Philippines
 Bhakti Asraya Vaisnava Swami (GKG) – Rajasthan: Udaipur, Rajasmand, Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Bundi, Baran,
 Kota Jhalawar, Dungarpur, Banswara, Pratapgarh.
 Himachal Pradesh: Shimla, Solan, Sirmaur (Paonta Sahib), Mandi, Kullu, Kangra, Bilaspur, Chamba, Hamirpur,
 Kinnaur, Lauhal Spiti | Una
 Bhakti Bhagavatamrita Kesava Swami (PVS) – Russia, South Region
 Bhakti Padma Saurabh Pracharak Swami (GKG) – Eastern Uttar Pradesh
 Dayavan Swami (RSD) – Russia, Volga Region, Central Asia
 Devakinandan Das (KDS) - Botswana
 Devakinandan Das (MVG) – Singapore

Divya priya DD (JPS) - Ecuador
Harideva Das (BCAIS) – Mauritius
Gaudiya Das (TKG) – Fujian & Jiangxi
Gaurananda Das (CCCD) – Latvia
Govinda Prema Das – Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi
Govinda Vallabha Das (IDS) – Guangdong, Hunan & Hainan
Hari Vallabhi DD (RPS) & Radha Priya DD (BVVNS) Liaoning, Heilongjiang, Jilin
Indresa Gaura dasa (BBGS) – Eastern Canada including Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island,
New Brunswick, Ontario, and Quebec. USA: Alaska, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Wyoming
 Jaya Krsna Das (SNS) – Northern Illinois (excluding Naperville), St. Louis, Washington DC region
Karuna Krishna dasa (TKG) – Jiangshu
Krsna Smaranam Das (IDS) – Russia, Eastern Siberia Region
Lal Gopal Das (RPS) – Missouri (except St Louis), Southern Illinois
Lilamayi Radhika DD (GDS) – Anhui
Madan Gopal Das (SDG) – Eastern Pennsylvania (including Philadelphia and Harrisburg), Delaware, Baltimore
Madhupati Das (JAS) – New Jersey (except Central NJ and Parsippany Temple)
Mukundanghri dasa (KBDG) – Taiwan
Om Kesavaya dasa – Bolivia
Navavrinda DD (DVS) – NE Brazil
Nrsimha Krsna Das (SRS) – Turkey
Pancaratna Das (BG) – Sirohi, Pali, Jalor, Barmer, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Jaisalmer, Nagaur, Bikaner, Sri
Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Churu
Pandit Srivas Das (GRS)—Kentucky, Indiana
Paramatma Das (SDG) – Suriname
Prabhupada Priya dd (HDG) – Texas
Prema Harinam Das (RNS) – Central UP
Prithvi-pati Das (SRS) – Hungary
Radha Govinda dasa (SRS) – Romania
Ramiya Das – Northern Florida, including Tallahassee, Orlando, Tampa, Deland, (not Alachua or Gainesville)
Rishi Kumara Das (GKG) – Delhi NCR Zone A
Rukmini Krishna Das (GKG) – Delhi NCR Zone C
Sandhini Devi Dasi (RPS) – Liaoning, Jilin & Heilongjiang
Srivallabha Das (JPS) – UAE
Sundar Gopal Das (GKG) – West UP, Delhi NCR Zone B
Srivas Das (BTS) – West Africa
Svayam Bhagavan Kesava Swami (KKS) – England (South Central/Midlands)
Syamananda Krsna Das (GKG) – Pakistan
Tarakanath Das (SRS) – Wales & SW England
Trilokatma Das (BVS) – Slovakia, Albania, Macedonia
Tukarama Das (LOK) – Southern California and Nevada, particularly Long Beach, Escondido Farm, San Diego,
Riverside, and Las Vegas
Umapati Das (GKG) – Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania
Vaisesika dasa – Northern California
Visnunama Das (GKG) – Jhunjhunu, Sikar, Alwar, Jaipur, Tonk, Sawai Madhopur, Dausa, Bharatpur,
Dhaulpur, Karauli
Vraja Pran Das (JPS) – Oman
Vrinda DD – Canada, Alaska, North & South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Wyoming
Yadunath Das (BTS) – Nigeria
Yasoda Kumar Das (TKG) – Chongqing City, Henan
Yudhamanyu Das (TKG) – Shanghai Greater Area and Zhejiang Province
Yugal Kishore Das (RNS) – New York City

                        V. Zonal Assignments for Non-GBC Members

Bhakti Gaurava Narayan Swami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Devakinandan Das and
   Brajhari Das for:
   Odisha: Central, except Puri, Bhubaneswar, and Cuttack
   Odisha: Bhubaneswar, and Cuttack
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   Odisha: South
Bhakti Vinoda Swami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Jayapataka Swami for:
   Kerala
   Tamil Nadu: Western

Bhima Das
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami for:
   Maharashtra: Mira Road
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami, Radhanath Swami and Devakinandan Das for:
   Maharashtra: Mumbai Juhu, Navi Mumbai and Thane District, except for Mira Road & Kharghar
Devakinandan Das
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami for:
   Rajasthan
   Uttar Pradesh, except Vrindavan
   Gujarat: Valsad
   Noida
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami Radhanath Swami and Bhima Das for:
   Maharashtra: Mumbai Juhu, Navi Mumbai and Thane District, except for Mira
   Road and Kharghar
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   Bihar
   Jharkhand
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Gaurava Narayan Swami and Brajhari Das for:
   Odisha: Central, except Puri, Bhubaneswar, and Cuttack
   Odisha: Bhubaneswar, and Cuttack

Ekanath Das
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Arunachal Pradesh
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami Mahaman Das for:
   Manipur
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   Mizoram
   Nagaland
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Shree Jeeva Das for:
   Meghalaya
   Tripura
Mahaman Das
Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami and Ekanath Das for:
  Manipur
Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami for:
  Chattisgarh
  Haryana

  Himachal Pradesh
  Madhya Pradesh, except Ujjain
  Punjab
  Uttarkhand
Co-Zonal Secretary with Navayogendra Swami for:
  Jammu and Kashmir
  Ladakh

Radhanath Swami
 Zonal Secretary for:
   Maharashtra: Mumbai Chowpatty
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Jayapataka Swami for:
   Karnataka: Belgaum
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami for:
   Goa, Daman and Diu
   Maharashtra: Pune
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Guru Prasad Swami, Bhima Das and Devakinandan Das for:
   Maharashtra: Mumbai Juhu
   Maharashtra: Navi Mumbai and Thane District
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   West Bengal: Kolkata and its subsidiaries
 Co-Zonal Secretary for:
    Maharashtra, except Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane District, and Pune
Navayogendra Swami
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Mahaman Das for:
   Jammu and Kashmir
   Ladakh
Shankhadhari Das
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhanu Swami and Jayapataka Swami for:
   Tamil Nadu: Madurai, Tirunelveli, Dindigul, Theni, Sivaganga, Ramanathapuram,Tuticorin, Virudunagar

Shree Jeeva Das
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Ekanath Das for:
   Arunachal Pradesh
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami and Bhakti Purusottama Swami for:
   Assam (except Silchar)
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami for:
   Assam (Silchar)
 Co-Zonal Secretary with Jayapataka Swami, Bhakti Purusottama Swami and Ekanath Das for:
   Meghalaya
   Tripura