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As Said earlier in the previous Wednesday Article, this is the 2nd temple of Shirdi Sai Baba at Indrapalem. Indrapalem Village is in Kakinada & comes under Indrapalem Panchayat.
To see the 1st temple at Indrapalem visit:
It is about 5kms away from Kakinada Railway station. Auto rickshaws are the means of transport and are frequently available.
This Sai Temple is in the Lord Shiva Temple Complex. Aarthi's are performed daily and special poojas are performed on occasions like Ugadi, Rama Navami, Guru Poornima, Punya Thithi.
Other Attraction in this area is the temple of Lord Subrahmanyeswara swamy, along with Valli and Devasena.
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Article: Raghav N
Data & Photo:
Mrs. Padma Karunakaram, Kakinada.
Aum Sai Ram
Today we are posting the Snaps of Dussehra Celebrations at Pracheen Shirdi Sai Baba Mandir, Aligarh.Though the Dussehra Celebrations got over 2 months before, the Alankar to Sai Baba at the temple is really worth seeing. I got this Photo Album just today & posting it to All Sai Devotees right Away.
Hope all the Sai Devotees seeing this set of Snaps feel Joy & Happiness.
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Raghav N
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Today we are happy to share with you the very high clarity Classic Photograph of Shirdi Sai Baba. This photo of Sai Baba Sitting on the Stone/ Dwarakamai Snap was sent by one of the readers of our photo blog with an intention to spread it among all sai devotees around the world. This photograph has been digitally enhanced & thus it is suitable to use this photo for very large scale reproduction of Sai Baba's Wallpapers.
To Download this Image Click on the Photo.
Regarding the Specifications of the Image.
Image Name: Shri Sai Pic - B-W
Image Format: TIFF
Image Resolution: 4134 * 6232
Image Size: 24.5mb
This photograph of Shirdi Sai Baba can be used for making prints of Life Size 4ft * 6ft. The maximum possible size that can be printed is 10ft * 15ft.
It is ideal for making normal size prints of 8Inch * 12Inch & 12Inch * 18Inch. The end result for such a normal size prints is really amazing.
I hope this would benefit some or the other Sai Devotee interested in Getting them self a very big Life Size image of Shirdi Sai Baba.
Photo Courtesy:
Raghav N.
Aum Sai Ram
Shri Sai Baba Dwarka Mandir, Tumkur also popularly known as Euro School Sai Mandira celebrated Karthika Deepotsavam in a Very Unique & Elegant Way.
Special Abhishekam, Anankaram, Deepotsavam & Aarti was organised to mark the event. To Every one's surprise Sai Baba was dressed in complete White Satin Dress with Self Designed Floral pattern & Gold Border. A White Head Gear was used to Cover his forehead. Only a Rudrakshi Mala was placed on Him. Even the Samadhi was Covered with White Shawl. No Flower Garland of Any kind was used to Decorate him. Baba was in Meditative Posture. White Always Signifies Peace.
Baba always asked his devotees to Introspect them self to get the solution of the never ending problems. Also Nama sankirthana/ Chanting Spiritual Mantra's is the only way for Moksha & Siddhi.
Diya's were lit in the Entrance of the temple on the Designs made of Flower Petals. The day ended with Shej Aarti. Poha/Beaten rice & Fruit Salad were served as Prasad to Sai Devotees.
Temple AddressSri Sai Baba Dwarka MandirEuro School Road,
Sharada Devi Nagar,
Tumkur - 572103.
Karnataka.
Article & Photo Courtesy:
Raghav N
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This Shirdi Sai Baba Temple at Indrapalem, Kakinada is small but beautiful temple. It is about 5kms away from Kakinada Railway Station. Auto rickshaws are the Main means of transport to & From Indrapalem and are frequently available.
This is very near to Goddess Musalamma talli temple, the goddess of the village. The Statue of Shirdi Sai Baba was installed by Sri Ammula Samba Siva Rao.
Sri Ammula Samba Siva Rao is very famous in & around Kakinada & East Godavari Dist for installing around 2000 Shirdi Sai Baba Statue. Every children in this locality know the Sai Aarthi's by heart and sing very well.
There is one more Sai Baba Temple near to this one at Indrapalem. More on that temple in the next Wednesday Article.
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Article: Raghav N
Data & Photo:
Mrs. Padma Karunakaram, Kakinada.
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