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Jagannath Temple Timings History Rathyatra Contact Number, Ahmedabad

20Nov

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Jagannath Temple Timings History Rathyatra Contact Number, Ahmedabad

The Jagannath Temple is a temple dedicated to the Hindu God Jagannath in the city of Ahmedabad in Gujarat. The temple located in the Jamalpur locality was established by Sadhu Sarangdasji about 460 years ago. About Jagannath Temple Ahmedabad The temple is famous for its annual chariot festival, the Rath Yatra, which is the third most important and largest after the Ratha Yatra at Puri. Shree Jagannath Mandir Trust manages various activities like Sadavrat – free of cost food to needy people and saints, Panch Karma Hospital, Ayurvedic Medicine, various social works, etc. Temple trust also manages a facility to accommodate devotees, tourists, and saints at Dharmshala at the main temple and Shree Naklang Mahadev Mandir. Ahmedabad Jagannath Temple History The current loca...

Khodiyar Maa Temple and Khodiyar Dam Water Fall, Dhari, Amreli

17Nov

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Khodiyar Maa Temple and Khodiyar Dam Water Fall, Dhari, Amreli

About Khodiyar Maa Temple Dhari Khodiyar Maa Temple and Khodiyar Dem Water Fall Galdhara think about 5 km located near Dhari Amreli District Gujarat India. Khodiyar Mata Temple Galdhara think about 5 km located near Shetrunji riverside in dhari town of Amreli district. There is very deep water, the patient lies between Shetrunji River, known as galdharo. Dharani next high rock above the trees down there rayana khodiyar Mataji has been established. The temple was built in about 9 to 11th century. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Khodiyar. Here is Attractive of Goddess Khodiyar Haded Idol. Large numbers of people come here every Sunday. History Of Khodiyar Maa Temple Dhari As per history, The temple has been built in large river basins. Junagadh King Raja ‘somaladene k...

IIM Ahemdabad Famous for Fees Better then Harvard Starting Salary

16Nov

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Ahmedabad Guide, Education, Facts & History

IIM Ahemdabad Famous for Fees Better then Harvard Starting Salary

Indian Institute of Management Ahemdabad (IIM Ahmedabad) is a Business School Located in Ahmedabad The School has accorded the Status of an Institute of National Importance by Ministry of (HR) Human Resources, Goverment of India in 2017 IIM Ahmedabad was Established on 11Dec 1961 with active support of Government of India The Physicist Vikram Sarabhai and Businessman Kasturbhai Lalbhai played Pivotal roles in setting up the Institute Vikram Sarabhai an Kasturbhai Lalbhai both are natives of Ahemdabad Kamla Chowdhary was the first faculty of this Institute between 1962 to 1965 Fees IIM Ahedabad PGPX Fees -One Year Post Graduate Programme in Management for Executives is around INR 24 Lakhs 50 Thousand PGP Fees -The Post Graduate Programme in Management is around...

After 2 Year Girnar Lili Parikrama 2021 Arranged Limit of 400 Person

15Nov

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After 2 Year Girnar Lili Parikrama 2021 Arranged Limit of 400 Person

Junagadh collector Rachit Raj has officially declared that the Lili parikrama at Girnar in Junagadh this year will take place within the limit of 400 persons involving only the sadhus, as per the current covid-19 guidelines. It will take place from Kartak sud Ekadashi on 14th November to Kartik Punam on 19th November. It has been decided that only the sadhus will join the Lili parikrama and the persons from any political parties or social organizations will not be allowed in it. A meeting of officials, incumbents, and sadhus was arranged on 27th October 2021 at the collector office in which a common opinion was given by attendees that the Lili parikrama should be arranged symbolically in the limit of 400 persons involving only the sadhus as per covid-19 guideline this year. G...

Siddhivinayak Temple Timings, History, Images | Mahemdabad

13Nov

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Siddhivinayak Temple Timings, History, Images | Mahemdabad

Siddhivinayak Temple is the temple of Lord Ganesha which is situated at Mahemdavad city of Gujarat. The temple lies just 25 km from Ahmedabad on the banks of Vatrak Mahemdavad via Dakor road. This Sri Siddhivianayak temple is one of the biggest temples in structure and with an in-built lift facility. About Siddhivinayak Temple Mahemdabad The holy flame of the Mehamdabad Ganpati Mandir was religiously brought from the Siddhivinayak Temple Mumbai and built-in a 600000 sq feet area. The idol of Ganesha at Siddhivinayaka temple Mahemdabad is the same as the Siddhivinayaka temple Mumbai. Siddhivinayak Mandir Mehmdabad becomes a very popular one-day picnic place near Ahmedabad where devotees and tourists can spend quality time with family and friends. History Of Siddhivi...

Balasinor Dinosaur Fossil Park (Ticket Price, Timings, Entry Fee, Contact Number, Images, Location)

11Nov

By Divyaraj Gohel1 Comment

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Balasinor Dinosaur Fossil Park (Ticket Price, Timings, Entry Fee, Contact Number, Images, Location)

About History of Balasinor Dinosaur Fossil Park Balasinor dinosaur museum is located in Raiyoli village of Balasinor town. This is an ideal place for people having an interest in archeology. Dinosaur Fossil Park is the most popular tourist place in Balasinor. It is the second-largest dinosaur fossil park in the world. It was the home of 13 species of dinosaurs. It is also referred to as India's Jurassic Park. It is believed that one of the largest clusters of dinosaur hatcheries in the world is there in Gujarat. It is considered home to at least 13 species of dinosaurs for more than 100 million years until they became extinct 66 million years ago. The 72-hectare park has as many as ten thousand dinosaur fossils. It is a good idea to take a guided tour of the park since the l...

Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary Ahmedabad (Entry Fee, Timings, Best time to visit, Images, Facts & Location)

5Nov

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Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary Ahmedabad (Entry Fee, Timings, Best time to visit, Images, Facts & Location)

About NalSarovar Bird Sanctuary Nal Sarovar literally translates to ‘Tap Lake’. The resemblance is in the fact that this famous tourist attraction houses various different kinds of bird species which in turn are attracted to this lake. It has many small islands (records say 36) and the region is spread over a large area such that the birds can roam about without any conflict among the different species. This bird sanctuary is located about 64 km to the west of Ahmedabad near Sanand Village, Gujarat. The most popular aspect of this tourist attraction is the wide variety and different myriad migratory birds that can be enjoyed. Nalsarovar wetland, in Gujarat, is deemed as the biggest wetland bird sanctuary in the state. As many as 200 different species of birds can be discerned and en...

Umiya Mata Temple Unjha, History, Timings, How To Reach Accommodation

24Oct

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Umiya Mata Temple Unjha, History, Timings, How To Reach Accommodation

Umiya Mata Temple is the Temple of Goddess Umiya Mata, the clan-deity or kuldevi of the Kadava Patidars. About Umiya Mata Temple Umiya Maa Temple is located in the center of Unjha, Mehsana district, Gujarat, India, where thousands of visitors visit every day. Maa Saraswati, Maa Lakshmi, and Maa kali are the deities ’ various incarnations. Maa Umiya is worshiped by the devotees as the source and the giver of strength and divinity. Unjha, located in the Mehsana district of Gujarat is also famous for its biggest market of spices and seeds across Asia. Umiya Mata Temple History On the border of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, the King of Madhvati, Vrajpal Sinhji had lost the battle to Chandrasen who was the King of Mahet. That is why he had to flee to Gujarat, and he came ...

Unai Mata Temple and Hot Water Spring, Unai | Navsari

22Oct

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Unai Mata Temple and Hot Water Spring, Unai | Navsari

About Unai Mata Temple Unai village has situated 60 km from Surat in the Tapi District of Gujarat state of India. It is a pilgrimage place. Historically, dates back to the Ramayana era. The temple is big and beautiful. Here is some fact about the Unai Mata temple & Hot Water spring in Unai village in Gujarat India. Unai Mata Temple History As the legend goes, Lord Rama along with Sitaji and Brother Laxman was camping in the jungle as part of fourteen years of exile. They reached Dandakarnya ( Dang District of Gujarat ). Sharbhang sage welcomed Sri Ram in his ashram. And looked after them very well with great love and affection. Sage was suffering from leprosy and his body was badly smelling, in this painful condition with the help of yoga power he changed his outer...

Baba Pyara Caves History Timings, Junagadh

20Oct

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Baba Pyara Caves History Timings, Junagadh

About Baba Pyara Caves Baba Pyara caves (also known as Bava Pyara caves) are an example of ancient man-made caverns. The caves are a part of the Junagadh Buddhist Cave Groups situated in the eastern part of Junagadh of the Indian state of Gujarat. Bava Pyara caves contain artworks of both Buddhism and Jainism. These caves are arranged in three lines; the first line on the north-facing southwards, the second line on the south from the east end of the first line, and the third line runs back of the second line in west-north-west. The second line has a primitive flat-roofed chaitya cave having simple cells on either side of it with extra cells on the north and east of it. History Of Bava Pyara Caves The Bava Pyara caves were visited by James Burgess, an English archaeologist ...