Grand Inauguration of the Newly Constructed Veer Kesari Balaji Temple at Bhupal Nobles Institute

Udaipur: The newly renovated Veer Kesari Hanuman Temple, located on the premises of Bhupal Nobles Institute, was inaugurated with proper rituals and Vedic chants by priests on Thursday. Managing Director Mohabbat Singh Rupakhedi informed that a large temple was built on eight pillars at the main temple using white marble. A havan ceremony was also conducted in the temple complex, with the participation of Acting President Prof. Shiv Singh Sarangdevot, Minister Mahendra Singh Agarwal, Managing Director Mohabbat Singh, Vice President Prof. Dariyav Singh Amdala, University Registrar Dr. Niranjan Narayan Singh Rathore, and Joint Minister Rajendra Singh Tana, who offered sacred offerings with Vedic chants. Following the havan, a flag hoisting ceremony took place at the temple.

Earlier, a two-day Akhand Ramayan recitation concluded with a grand aarti. On this occasion, the revered Guru Mai Dr. Bhuwaneswari Ji from Segra Dhuni and several prominent members of the Vidya Pracharini Sabha, including Ganpat Singh Narela, Hanumant Singh Boheda, Satyanarayan Singh Madara, Bheru Singh Gyan Garh, Man Singh Mahasingh Ji Ka Kheda, Ganpat Singh Mahasingh Ji Ka Kheda, Karan Singh Umri, Dilip Singh Dudod, Mahendra Singh Pakhanda, Gajendra Singh Ghatiyawali, Kuldeep Singh Tal, Old Boys Association Secretary Bhanu Pratap Singh Jhiliwada, Rajdeep Singh, along with the deans, directors, staff, and a large number of students, attended the event. After the full aarti, arrangements were made for serving the mahaprasad to all.

Regarding the Veer Kesari Hanuman Temple, Institution Minister Dr. Rathore shared that the place of Veer Kesari Balaji is very old. Initially, the idol was placed on a simple, raw platform. Devotees, when offering prayers, would also perform rituals to maintain the platform. In 1952, the alumni of the institute, along with Rao Sawai Kesri Singh Ji of Bijoliyan's brother, Thakur Madan Singh Ji, and Kunwar Narendra Singh Ji, renovated the platform with public support, preserving the original idol. They also installed a marble idol and a canopy from Makarana. The institution continues to provide facilities for incense and lamps. The current temple is now grandly adorned with a magnificent flag atop the structure, making it a prominent feature of the area.