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MP CM Mohan Yadav Inaugurates Rs 25 Crore Pashupatinath Lok in Mandsaur

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated the newly developed Shri Pashupatinath Lok in Mandsaur district. The first phase of development for this major religious centre was completed at an approximate cost of Rs 25 crore. New attractions include a 22-foot-high Trinetra Rudrakani, an amphitheatre with a Yagyashala, and enhanced facilities like waiting halls and gardens. The project aims to provide a more organized and spiritually enriching pilgrimage experience along the Shivna River.

Key Points: MP CM Inaugurates Pashupatinath Lok in Mandsaur

  • Rs 25 crore first-phase development
  • 22-foot Trinetra Rudrakani unveiled
  • New cultural amphitheatre & facilities
  • Enhanced pilgrimage experience
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MP CM Mohan Yadav inaugurates Shri Pashupatinath Lok in Mandsaur

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav inaugurates the newly developed Shri Pashupatinath Lok, a major religious centre in Mandsaur, featuring new attractions and facilities.

"The Lok's development has been completed in the first phase at a cost of approximately Rs 25 crore. - Official Release"

Mandsaur, January 29

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister inaugurated Shri Pashupatinath Lok in Mandsaur district on Thursday.

According to an official release, the Lok's development has been completed in the first phase at a cost of approximately Rs 25 crore.

Initially, Chief Minister Yadav visited the Pashupatinath Temple and offered prayers in accordance with traditional rituals. He performed worship of Lord Pashupatinath, enshrined as a silver idol in a palaki within the temple complex.

The Chief Minister also viewed a picture exhibition on the premises of the temple showcasing the temple's past and present condition. He toured Pashupatinath Lok in an e-Cart and appreciated its grandeur.

Additionally, he unveiled the 22-foot-high Trinetra Rudrakani, which has become a major attraction. The Rudraksha installed at its centre symbolises the divine Trinetra (third eye) form of Lord Shiva. The Chief Minister also offered the purnahuti rituals in the yagyn amid vedic chants at the Yagyashala located in the amphitheatre complex.

Pashupatinath Lok is a major religious centre in Mandsaur and has now been developed into a grander, more attractive site. Situated along the Shivna River, the Lok has become more appealing and serene. Four entrance gates have been constructed to ensure the smooth movement of devotees.

Keeping devotees' convenience in mind, an open-air theatre has been developed at Pashupatinath Lok for cultural and theatrical performances. A waiting hall has been arranged to avoid inconvenience during large gatherings, along with a first-aid room for emergencies. Attractive mural walls featuring Shiva Leelas and paintings depicting the history of the Pashupatinath Mahadev idol offer devotees a profound spiritual experience.

Facilities such as a satsang hall, gardens, Shiv Stambh, a mural wall, a selfie point, and well-planned pathways have also been developed at Shri Pashupatinath Lok, giving the entire complex the form of a well-organised pilgrimage destination.

- ANI

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Priya S
Rs 25 crore for the first phase is a significant investment. While developing pilgrimage sites is good, I hope the funds were used transparently and the local community benefits from the increased tourism. The mural walls and gardens sound beautiful.
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Rohit P
Mandsaur is getting its due recognition! As someone from MP, it's heartening to see our cultural heritage being enhanced. The open-air theatre for cultural performances is a great idea. Can't wait to visit with my family during the next Shivratri.
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Sarah B
The attention to detail here is impressive – from the picture exhibition showing the temple's history to the planned pathways. It shows respect for the site's legacy while making it accessible. The 'selfie point' is a fun, modern touch for younger visitors.
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Vikram M
Good initiative, but I have a respectful criticism. I hope the development doesn't make it too commercial or crowded, losing the serene atmosphere mentioned along the Shivna River. Sometimes, in the name of development, the peace of these places is disturbed.
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Karthik V
Facilities like a satsang hall and proper management for large gatherings are much needed. Often, during festivals, basic amenities are missing at pilgrimage sites. This seems like a step in the right direction. Hope they maintain it well.

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