Tomorrow, from 6th April, Foottalab's Shri Hanuman Jayanti Mahotsav will start with a grand Kalash Yatra. The holy establishment of Shrimad Bhagwat Katha will take place.

Bureau Chief Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

Meghnagar The most popular religious festival of the state will start from today on the occasion of the anniversary of the consecration of Shri Ganesh Mahalaxmi Mahasaraswati and Maa Ambeji and Shri Hanuman Jayanti at the famous pilgrimage place of the state, Shri Vaneshwar Maruti Nandan Hanuman Mandir Foottalab. The season will begin with the Kalash Yatra at 4:00 pm. Giving information about the participation of 2000 women in the Kalash Yatra, Shri Hanuman Jayanti Mahotsav Committee member and popular social worker of the state Suresh Chandra Puranmal Jain, Rajesh Rinku Jain, Jackie Jain and Mahant Dilipdas Ji Maharaj of the temple said that the Kalash Yatra will go from Tata Service Center to Foottalab Hanuman Temple, where the establishment and start of Shrimad Bhagwat Katha will take place. Shrimad Bhagwat Katha will be done by the famous story teller Devi Chitralekha Ji. Every year, the event will be organized. According to this, more grand preparations are being made this year as well. The temple premises have been attractively decorated for the event. The temple is also being decorated continuously. A large number of workers of the organizing committee are engaged in publicity. It is noteworthy that people from all over the district as well as from the neighboring states of Gujarat and Rajasthan also await this religious festival. Arrangements are being made with special care that the devotees coming from outside do not face any kind of problem. The huge Katha pandal is taking its beauty towards a grand event. This is the first time that a 3000 square feet Katha pandal has been built. All the members of the organizing committee have humbly requested the people of the city, district and state to make the event a success. This event will run from April 6 to April 12, in which a large number of people are expected to come.