Celebrating Shivaji Jayanti, some people from Maratha community reached Shivaji circle and garlanded the statue.
Paying tribute to one of the greatest warriors Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on his birth anniversary, Indoreans reached Shivaji circle and garlanded the grand statue on Saturday.
An interesting fact that is less know about Shivaji's life hides in corners of Indore. The great warriors stayed in Indore as his secret stay.
When he defeated Aurangzeb from the captivity of Agra, right before that, Shivaji had stayed in Indore. It’s here that Shivaji could find some time to plan and regain his strength.
Shivaji had stayed for a short while in the ancient Datta Mandir (Krishnapura) and Khedapati Hanuman (Northoda, Sanjay Setu).
e victory journey. Shivaji Maharaj had given a powerful form to the policy, tact, power and gentleman organization only due to his countervailing power and tact. Both were great devotees of Hanuman.
Mohan Bua Ramdasi when Shivaji Maharaj was imprisoned by Aurangzeb in the Agra Fort, Samarth Ramdas had planned to rescue him and bring him to Maharashtra through Indore (Malwa back then). It was also mentioned in Shivkalin Bakhar.
This plan was embodied by Samarth Ramdas himself. The proof of which is the Hanuman statue installed by Samarth in the Khedapati Hanuman temple.
There is not one but two Hanuman statues in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. This temple was specially decorated with flowers for Shivaji Jayanti.
There is no authentic information available about the establishment of the ancient Datta temple, but this centuries-old temple predates the arrival of the founder of Holkar state, Subedar Malhar Rao Holkar to Indore (1728).
Maratha community in Indore celebrated Shivaji Jayanti with prayers and fervour. The community members organised special feast at their homes.
Among those representatives, who visited Shivaji circle to garland the statue, Prateek Tagad said, “Shivaji is an ideal for everyone even today because of the life he lived and tasks he undertook.”
He added that Shivaji always knew how to keep his cool and maintain a balanced approach in life.
“He was the greatest warrior, who understood that to win a war, we must first conquer ourselves,” senior artist Shubha Vaidya said.
She added that Shivaji is the founder of Maratha empire and Shivaji Jayanti is among the biggest festivals for the entire community and country.
Paying tribute to one of the greatest warriors Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj on his birth anniversary, Indoreans reached Shivaji circle and garlanded the grand statue on Saturday.
An interesting fact that is less know about Shivaji's life hides in corners of Indore. The great warriors stayed in Indore as his secret stay.
When he defeated Aurangzeb from the captivity of Agra, right before that, Shivaji had stayed in Indore. It’s here that Shivaji could find some time to plan and regain his strength.
Shivaji had stayed for a short while in the ancient Datta Mandir (Krishnapura) and Khedapati Hanuman (Northoda, Sanjay Setu).
e victory journey. Shivaji Maharaj had given a powerful form to the policy, tact, power and gentleman organization only due to his countervailing power and tact. Both were great devotees of Hanuman.
Mohan Bua Ramdasi when Shivaji Maharaj was imprisoned by Aurangzeb in the Agra Fort, Samarth Ramdas had planned to rescue him and bring him to Maharashtra through Indore (Malwa back then). It was also mentioned in Shivkalin Bakhar.
This plan was embodied by Samarth Ramdas himself. The proof of which is the Hanuman statue installed by Samarth in the Khedapati Hanuman temple.
There is not one but two Hanuman statues in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. This temple was specially decorated with flowers for Shivaji Jayanti.
There is no authentic information available about the establishment of the ancient Datta temple, but this centuries-old temple predates the arrival of the founder of Holkar state, Subedar Malhar Rao Holkar to Indore (1728).
Maratha community in Indore celebrated Shivaji Jayanti with prayers and fervour. The community members organised special feast at their homes.
Among those representatives, who visited Shivaji circle to garland the statue, Prateek Tagad said, “Shivaji is an ideal for everyone even today because of the life he lived and tasks he undertook.”
He added that Shivaji always knew how to keep his cool and maintain a balanced approach in life.
“He was the greatest warrior, who understood that to win a war, we must first conquer ourselves,” senior artist Shubha Vaidya said.
She added that Shivaji is the founder of Maratha empire and Shivaji Jayanti is among the biggest festivals for the entire community and country.