Chaitra Navratri Mahotsav to Be Held at Ghorabandha Temple from March 19-27

Sai Parivar Vishwa Seva Sansthan to Organise Nine-Day Fest at Shri Sainath Devasthanam

Key Points:

• Nine-day Chaitra Navratri Mahotsav at Ghorabandha temple from March 19 to 27
• Daily rituals include puja, bhajan, havan, maha-aarti and prasad distribution
• Kalash sthapana puja to mark the opening ceremony on March 19 at 8 am

JAMSHEDPUR — The Sai Parivar Vishwa Seva Sansthan is set to organise a grand nine-day Chaitra Navratri Mahotsav at Shri Sainath Devasthanam in Ghorabandha from March 19 to 27.

The festival will open on March 19 with a Kalash Sthapana puja at 8 am. Devotees wishing to install their own kalash during the ceremony are advised to contact the temple office in advance.

The Navratri Mahotsav will feature a full schedule of religious activities each day. These will include puja, bhajan, havan, maha-aarti and prasad distribution throughout the nine-day period.

The daily schedule at the Ghorabandha temple will be as follows — morning puja at 7:00 am, pushpanjali at 8:45 am, Mangal Aarti at 9:00 am and Sandhya Aarti in the evening at 7:00 pm.

The Sai Parivar Vishwa Seva Sansthan has been actively promoting the event through social media and WhatsApp. The organisation is reaching out widely to ensure maximum participation from devotees across the city.

Anup Ranjan, president of the Sai Parivar Vishwa Seva Sansthan, is leading the organisation of the event. The Sansthan has previously held several religious and community events at the Ghorabandha temple, including free health camps and youth competitions.

In recent months, the organisation has also conducted a Gita shloka competition and an all-India Gita shloka contest at its Jamshedpur venue, drawing large participation from the youth.