Kali mata mandir patiala

Share: Overview Shri Kali Mata Temple is located right opposite the Baradari Garden on Mall Road in Patiala, Punjab. The Temple was constructed by the Sikh ruler of Patiala, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh, who financed the building in the Mata Kali Devi Temple and oversaw the installation there, in 1936. Bhupinder Singh was the ruling Maharaja of Patiala from 1900 to 1938. He was inspired to build this temple and bring the 6-ft statue of Divine Mother Kali & Paawan Jyoti from Bengal to Patiala & he offered “First Bali” (sacrifice) of a water buffalo to the temple of Kali in Patiala. Because of Temple’s beautiful infrastructure, it has been declared a national monument. This large complex attracts devotees, Hindu and Sikh, from distant places. A much older temple of Raj Rajeshwari is also situated in the center of this complex. Devotees offer Mustard Oil, daal (lentils), sweets, coconuts, bangles and chunnis, goats, hens and liquor to the Divine Mother here. About The Temple This temple is a masterpiece and an architectural beauty which was constructed by the royal family of Patiala, Punjab. It is the most appropriate landmark in the city and attracts many devotees from all over the world. The temple is an ancient landmark. Thousands of devotees visit the temple to seek blessings of the deity. This temple is situated far from the noise of the city. The traditional rituals and customs is what pulls most of the devotees to this temple and all the age old traditions are followed in ...

I had gone to this famous Temple to witness the rituals, on last Sunday of October. It was a little surprising for me to see several Sikhs too visiting this place. I too moved towards the main entrance but the notice board shocked me thoroughly, which cautioned visitors of pickpockets. This made me change my mind and I prayed for everyone's welfare from outside, watching a priest accepting offerings from visitors and showing these to the deities and then keeping in the side. I am sure that believers must be revisiting to strengthen their belief. Sarbat da bhalaa - God bless everyone!!! Heavenly feeling ,peaceful and serenity all over the moment you see the kali temple and all your pains doubts in the heart vanish on your sharing your problems in front of the Maa.Also a Hanuman Statue is there with it head face in Red and the rest body white,phenomenal only to be seen in Patiala,a shiv ling set in a very small gufa type can only be crawled to pray.

Patiala: Satnam, a resident of Punjab’s Sangrur district, is happy that his son has got Canadian permanent residency (PR). With a liquor carton in hand, he bows before the Hindu deity Kali and thanks her for his son getting the PR. “I had pledged that I would offer liquor to the goddess if my wish is fulfilled. My divine mother has listened to me and hence I am here today,” he said. Offering liquor is a daily ritual at Patiala’s famous Kali temple on the city’s lower mall road. This temple was built by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh, the grandfather of former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, in 1936. Mahua Moitra’s remarks and the row over Kali A controversy has erupted over what can and cannot be offered to Kali because of comments made by Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Mahua Moitra. Speaking at a recent event, the MP that she had every right as “an individual to imagine Goddess Kali as a meat-eating and alcohol-accepting goddess” as every person has the right to worship a god or goddess in his or her own way. An FIR has also been registered against the politician. Also read: Her remarks came in response to a question regarding the Kaali, which depicts the Hindu deity smoking a cigarette with the rainbow flag of the LGBTQ+ community behind her. While the TMC has distanced itself from Moitra’s comments, fellow parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor extended support to her, saying Moitra is being attacked for saying what every Hindu knows. Supporters of TMC also came to the MP’s ...

Shri Kali Devi Temple was built by the Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala in 1936. The Maharaja was inspired to build the temple and bring the six-foot-tall statues of Maa Kali and Paawan Jyot from Bengal to Patiala. This large complex attracts devotees from distant places. A much older temple of Shri Raj Rajeshwari ji is also situated in the center of this complex. Because of Temple's beautiful infrastructure, it has been declared a national monument. Devotees offer Mustard Oil, daal (lentils), sweets, coconuts, bangles, chunnis, goats, hens and liquor to the Divine Mother here.