List of Guruparampara

Srila Bhakti Pradip Tirtha Goswami Maharaj.1877-1953
Shri Bhakti Pradeep Maharaj was born in Sandvipa Hatiya or village Jhala in Noakhali district of Bangladesh. His father's name was Rajnikant Basu and his successor's name was Bidhumukhi. Rajinikanth was a government employee and a disciple of the Goswami family of Baganpada. Rajinikanth and his wife or both of them would have been initiated by Bhakti Vinod Thakur. At the end of his life, Rajinikanth accepted the vow of Babaji from the devotional principle Saraswati and Bidhumukhi spent his last days in Navadvipat.
Lahanapani Bhakti Pradeep Teerth Maharajanna Jagadisa Mahat. After obtaining the degree from Calcutta University, Jagadisa worked as a teacher and was relieved in Calcutta along with his wife. His brother-in-law, Ananta Vasudev, was famous by the name Bhaktiprasad Puri Goswami.
25 March 1910 Rosy Dhubulia Railway Station Kavarun Nightana I.S. Jagadisa, along with Vaikunthanath Ghoshal Bhakti Tattva Vakaspati, went to Mayapurala on the occasion of the anniversary of the appearance of Lord Chaitanya. There he met his devotee Vinoda Thakuranshi for the first time. Te Mahaprabhu Mandira near Basun Siddhant used to give lectures in the presence of Saraswati, Jatindranath, Chaudhary, Takiche Zamindar and other devotees.
In 1940, Shri Bhaktiprasad Puri left for Vrindavanla. In the first annual general meeting held at Sri Chaitanya Math in 1941 (February-March), Sri Bhakti Pradeep Tirtha Maharaj was elected as the President of Gaudiya Mission. At the age of 82, he went to Purushottama Mathat in Jagannath area, where, as per the collective advice of some of his gurus, he remained immersed in meditation till his death on the auspicious full moon date of the month of Agrahayana (November-December). ) in 1954.