Welcome to Saiva Prakasa Sabha

Preserving Tamil heritage, Saiva Siddhanta philosophy, and community welfare since 1885.

Our Legacy

Founded in 1885, the Sabha has been a beacon of Tamil culture, philosophy, and community service.


Over the years, it has played a crucial role in promoting Saiva Siddhanta philosophy and Tamil literary heritage. The Sabha has organized numerous cultural and academic events, including conferences, seminars, and workshops to foster knowledge and preserve Tamil traditions.


With dedicated efforts, the Sabha has contributed significantly to Tamil literature, producing valuable publications and scholarly research. Its commitment to education and social service has left a lasting impact on the community.

Landmark Achievements

  • Historical ConferencesHosting pivotal Saiva Siddhanta Conferences since 1885.

    The Sabha has organized numerous Saiva Siddhanta Conferences and Tamil cultural programs. The Fourth Conference was inaugurated by Dr. S. Radhakrishnan ,Vice President of India in 1959.

  • Recognitions & TitlesAcknowledged for its contributions to Tamil literature and spirituality.

    The Sabha was honored with the title ‘Siddhanta Sudar Nilayam’ in 2005 for its unwavering dedication to Tamil heritage and scholarship.

  • Scholarly ContributionsProviding a platform for scholars, musicians, and literary figures.

    The Sabha has been instrumental in fostering Tamil literary excellence by publishing scholarly works and promoting eminent figures in the field.

Founder Leaders

Prof. Mononmanian Sundaram Pillai

Prof. Mononmanian Sundaram Pillai
(1855 - 1897)

Prof. Mononmanian Sundaram Pillai was a distinguished philosopher and scholar whose contributions to Saiva Siddhanta literature played a vital role in preserving and advancing Tamil philosophical traditions.

Tiraviam Pillai

Thiraviam Pillai

Thiraviam Pillai was a key figure in supporting the propagation of Saivism through education and active community engagement, making a lasting impact on the religious and cultural landscape.

Adv. Swaminatha Pillai

Adv. Swaminatha Pillai

Adv. Swaminatha Pillai was a visionary advocate who played a vital role in the legal and educational reforms, significantly contributing to the preservation and promotion of Tamil culture.

Visionary Leaders

Isai Chdvar Lekshmanan Pillai

Isai Chdvar Lekshmanan Pillai
(1864 - 1950)

Isai Chdvar Lekshmanan Pillai was known for his significant contributions to Tamil music and his efforts in promoting cultural traditions, making a lasting impact on Tamil classical music.

Kavimani Desigavinayakam Pillai

Kavimani Desigavinayagam Pillai
(1876 - 1954)

Kavimani Desigavinayakam Pillai was a literary genius who enriched Tamil poetry, with his works focusing on philosophical and devotional themes that have left a significant mark on Tamil literature.

K. N. Sivaraja Pillai

K. N. Sivaraja Pillai
(1879 - 1941)

A renowned historian and Tamil scholar, K. N. Sivaraja Pillai played a pivotal role in preserving Tamil heritage and contributing to the development of Tamil studies.

S. Viapuri Pillai

S. Viapuri Pillai
(1888 - 1956)

S. Viapuri Pillai's works in Tamil grammar and linguistics have had a profound and lasting impact on the development of the Tamil language.

V. I. Subramaniam
(1926 - 2009)

V. I. Subramaniam
(1926 - 2009)

A reformer and administrator who played a key role in organizing Tamil literary and cultural movements.

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