Image: ISKCON Vrindavan / YouTube
The Krishna-Balarama Mandir’s channel has received YouTube’s Golden Play Button.
VRINDAVAN, India — ISKCON Vrindavan’s YouTube channel has passed one million subscribers, earning YouTube’s Golden Play Button, the award the platform gives to channels that reach the one-million mark.
The temple announced the milestone on September 27 in a YouTube Short titled “We Got the Golden Play Button! ISKCON Vrindavan Reaches 1 Million Subscribers.” “A milestone made possible by your love, support, and devotion!” the announcement said.
The channel is run by the Sri Sri Krishna-Balarama Mandir, the temple Srila Prabhupada opened in Vrindavan in 1975. It streams daily programs from the temple, including darshans, aratis, classes and readings from Srila Prabhupada-lilamrta.
Source: ISKCON Vrindavan on YouTube
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