Special Shringar of Maa Jagdamba and Chhappan Bhog Offering at Temple; Young Girls Enthrall Devotees with Garba Performances

Indore, October 17, 2026: On the sixth day of Navratri, devotees in Indore participated in religious celebrations at Shri Maa Jagrut Jagdamba Temple, located in Shri Ramkrishna Bagh Colony. The temple witnessed special Shringar of Maa Jagdamba and various religious programmes. The Chhappan Bhog offering made by Sunil Malviya in the presence of temple committee members and colony residents was one of the major highlights of this year’s celebrations.

The programme began with the blessings of the temple’s chief priest, Shri Mangal Prasad Dubey. He said, “By the immense grace of Maa Jagdamba, our temple has been carrying forward religious traditions for the past 35 years. During Navratri, grand Garba celebrations are organised, Chhappan Bhog is offered to Maa, and a Bhandara is held on the auspicious occasion of Navami with devotion and a spirit of service. This tradition represents the faith of devotees, their cooperation and social unity. May Maa Jagdamba’s blessings always remain upon everyone, and may these service activities continue uninterrupted.”

Sunil Malviya said emotionally, “By the grace of Maa Jagdamba, we received this opportunity to offer Chhappan Bhog. My aim is to ensure that people from every section of society can visit the temple, experience Maa’s blessings and come together in a spirit of unity.”

Pradeep Patil, a senior member of the temple committee, said, “Navratri is not merely a religious festival but also a treasured part of our cultural heritage. Such celebrations help connect future generations with our traditions.”
Rahul Solanki said, “Programmes such as Garba and Maha Aarti symbolise social unity and cultural celebration. The enthusiasm shown by children and young people is truly inspiring.”

Following the special Shringar and Chhappan Bhog offering, a grand Maha Aarti was performed, followed by the distribution of Mahaprasad. Subsequently, young girls and women presented Garba performances at the Garba venue, creating an atmosphere filled with devotion, joy and festive enthusiasm.

Grand Bhandara Planned for Navami
The temple committee announced that a grand Bhandara would be organised on the ninth day of Navratri. Prasad will be distributed to devotees visiting the temple from surrounding areas.

Active Participation

The event was attended by temple committee members, colony residents and other volunteers, including Jai Vishwakarma, Raja Kanade, Rahul Patil, Ramnarayan Solanki, Rohit Tilwe, Mayaram Hirwe, Omprakash Vishwakarma, Rajju Verma, Piyush Marmat, Vinod Sikarwar, Sanju Kale and Mukesh Solanki, along with several other supporters and volunteers.