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Sant Nivruttinath Jayanti

Sant Nivruttinath Jayanti is an auspicious occasion marking the birth anniversary of Sant Nivruttinath, revered as the elder brother of the illustrious Marathi Saint, Dnyaneshwar. Sant Nivruttinath Jayanti 2025 date is February 13. This celebration holds profound significance in the hearts of devotees, attracting hundreds of people who eagerly participate in various programs organized to honor the spiritual legacy of Sant Nivruttinath. Prayers and satsangs, characterized by devotional singing, discourses, and communal worship, stand as the cornerstone of the day's festivities. These sacred gatherings provide devotees with an opportunity to immerse themselves in spiritual contemplation, fostering a deep sense of connection with the divine teachings of Sant Nivruttinath. Trimbakeshwar in Nashik serves as the focal point for the main rituals conducted on this significant day. Here, amidst the serene surroundings and the sanctified ambiance of the Trimbakeshwar Temple, devotees conver

Alobanath Palki Utsav at Satave – Alobanath Temple Festival

Alobanath Palki Utsav is annually observed in Magh Month. The Palki Utsav is the main festival at the Alobanath Temple located at Satave near Panhala (which is around 20 km from Kolhapur ). Alobanath Palki Utsav 2025 date is February 12. Hundreds of people follow the Palki of Alobanath on the day. Special pujas and rituals are observed on the occasion. Alobanath Palki Utsav is observed on Magh Purnima Tithi or the full moon day in Magh month as per traditional Hindu lunar calendar followed in Maharashtra .

Official Websites of Tamil Nadu Hindu Temples to begin E-sales

Nearly 12 famous Tamil Nadu temples under the control of HR and CE Department of Government of Tamil Nadu will begin e-sales. The official websites on these temples will be selling pictures, diaries, calendars, prasadham and religious books.  The Hindu reports   The world famous Meenakshi Sundareswarar temple in Madurai will be the first temple to commence the service in the next few weeks.   “The technical work is on. Soon, the website will have a separate link for e-sales,” said an official at the Meenakshi Amman Temple .   “The products that we intend to sell are only available within the temple premises now. With this new launch, people can buy it sitting at any corner of the world,” he added.   However, the temple’s signature product ‘Meenakshi Amman Kungumam’ (vermillion) will not be available online. “Some countries do not allow Kungumam. We are studying on that,” a HR and CE official said.   In the next six months, twelve temples would offer e-sales.   “Every temple has