Devotees witness ‘Dhabalamukhi Besha’ of Maa Samaleswari
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Devotees witness ‘Dhabalamukhi Besha’ of Maa Samaleswari

New Indian Express  

SAMBALPUR: Thousands of devotees thronged the Samaleswari temple in Sambalpur city to witness the rare and sacred ‘Dhabalamukhi Besha’ of Goddess Samaleswari on the occasion of Mahalaya on Wednesday. This year, Maa Samaleswari will remain in Dhabalamukhi Besha, also known as ‘Ganga Darshan’ till 3 pm on Friday. President of Samaleswari Temple Trust Board, Sanjaya Baboo said the temple gates were opened for devotees at 5 am on the day. Elaborate arrangements like fan, drinking water and chairs for senior citizens have been made by the temple authorities for devotees coming from across western Odisha and the neighbouring states,” Baboo said.

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