The sanctity of over 528 temples across Maharashtra will be preserved through the implementation of a dress code – Shri. Sunil Ghanwat, Coordinator of Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh Read more »
Shivpindi is an ancient site of Deity Shiva in the Gharapuri caves near Mumbai. Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh requested permission to allow Mahashivratri worship at this Hindu religious site Read more »
Appointing an administrator at Sant Balumama Devasthan, a place of worship for devotees not only in Maharashtra, but across the country, is the first step towards governmentalization of the devasthan which is strongly opposed by the devotees. Read more »
In Pandharpur’s Shri Vitthal-Rukmini Temple, a place of worship for crores of Vitthal devotees, precious jewels, gold ornaments, prasad ladoos, toilets were misappropriated; not only this, while many big temples in the country are profitable, due to the financial indiscipline of the temple committee, Read more »
A serious case of more than 300 ancient and precious jewels offered to Shri Vitthal-Rukhmini by Maharajas, Peshwas, Institutions etc. in the temple of Vithuraya of Pandharpur (which is now a place of worship for crores of devotees) not recorded and evaluated in the balance sheet has come to light. Read more »
Hon. Chief Minister of Maharashtra Mr Eknath Shinde assured that the discussion and co-ordination of relevant actions between Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh and the Government authorities will be overseen by Rural Development Minister Girish Mahajan and Shiv Sena Party Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) Bharatshet Gogawale. Read more »
Second ‘Maharashtra Mandir Parishad’ will be organized to bring together temple trustees, priests and devotees to preserve the divinity of temples through performing ritualistic worship in temples, conserving ancient temple culture, solving various problems of temples, and protection of traditions followed by temples. Read more »
In addition to implementing the dress code in the temples, it was decided to make the temple area clean and spiritually pure. This would be achieved by making the temple premises free of meat and liquor. It was decided to fight legally for this cause during the meeting of the core committee of the Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh. Read more »
After Nagpur and Amravati it has now been decided to implement a dress code in over 16 temples. The resolution was passed in the State-level ‘Maharashtra Temple-Trust Conference’ held at Jalgaon. Read more »
considering the constitutional religious rights of Hindus, the tradition of ringing the Mahaghanta in Shri Shani temple should be resumed. An appeal with this demand was made by ‘Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangha’. Read more »
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