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Mangalore: Gandhi Jayanti Celebrated at Garodi Temple

  •   Wed, Oct 03 2012 10:33:12 AM

Pics: Brijesh Garodi
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (BG)

Mangalore, Oct 2: The Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated in a grand manner at Sri Brahma Baiderkala Garodi temple, Kankanady here on Tuesday October 2.

This is probably the only temple where Gandhiji is worshipped along with other gods and offered puja three times a day.

To mark Gandhi Jayanti, the Mangalore Taluk Chutuku Sahitya Parishat organized a limericks programme in the Deyi Baidethi Chavadi inside the temple premises. The programme was inaugurated by the president of the temple K Chittaranjan.

Many devotees, patrons and well-wishers took part in this programme.

After the programme, special puja and other religious rituals were held in the Gandhiji Gudi. The gudi was decorated with flowers and sweets, fruits, coffee were also offered.

After the puja, a Palanquin Utsav was also performed to Lord Brahma and Ganapathi, where the idols of both the gods were taken on three rounds in inside the temple premises in the palanquin.

Prasadam was distributed after the Mahapuja to the temple’s main god, Brahma Baiderkala.

  

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  • Sachin Poojary, Mangalore/Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    JAI HO TULUVERE FOR REMEMBERING & OFFERING POOJA TO MAHATMA GANDHIJI.

    RAGHU PATHI RAAGHAV RAAJA RAAM PATHITHA PAAVAN SEETHA RAAM EESHWAR ALLAH THEROH NAAM SABH KO SANMATHI DHE BHAGWAAN

    HEY RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM

    BHARATH MAATHA KI JAI

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  • M.B.Anchan, kallianapura,Udupi

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Thanks to Daiji for printed Brahma Baiderkala Garodi photos.very Nice and Cleare.

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