This time, the 17th annual festival of Shri Champala Wala Bhainruji temple located in Kotputli area of Rajasthan is in the headlines for its grandeur and unique Prasad. The video of 651 quintals of churma being prepared as Mahaprasad in the temple premises is becoming increasingly viral on social media. The special thing is that JCB, tractor-trolleys and thresher machines are being used to mix desi ghee and other ingredients. Which presents an example of Rajasthan’s unique tradition and collective labour.
Preparations for the 17th anniversary festival completed, atmosphere of enthusiasm in the area
The annual festival will be organized on Friday, January 30 at Bhairuji temple located in the Aravali hills of Kalyanpura Kuhada village. On this occasion, a huge fair, Mahabhandara and night vigil will be organised. The villagers have been busy in preparations for the last one month and are handling the management of the entire event themselves.
This time 651 quintals of churma
This time Mahaprasad has been given a bigger shape than the 551 quintal churma prepared last year, which is a unique record of the state. A large number of ingredients are being used in making churma. 150 quintal flour, 100 quintal semolina, 35 quintal desi ghee, 130 quintal sugar, mawa, dry fruits, milk, curd, pulses and spices.
2.5 lakh plates and 4 lakh cups have been ordered for Prasad distribution. 25 tankers will be deployed for drinking water.
Scene of JCB mixing ghee goes viral
Discussion of desi method: Mahaprasadi churma is being prepared in the traditional rural way across the country using special technology. JCB machine, thresher, tractor-trolley are being used to mix ghee and mixture together. This video has gone viral on social media, which people are sharing extensively calling it “Rajasthani desi way”.
3 km long grand Kalash Yatra with 25 thousand Kalash
A day before the program, on Thursday, about 3 kilometer long Kalash Yatra will be taken out from Chotia Mor to the temple. In this, thousands of women will participate in traditional costumes with pots on their heads and musical instruments. The villagers have made preparations for the welcome at various places.
Flowers will be showered from the helipad
Flowers will also be showered by helicopter on the visitors of Bhairav Baba on the annual festival from the permanent helipad built in the temple premises. The police administration has made extensive arrangements for crowd control and security. More than 8,500 volunteers, including school children, 5,000 students from 21 schools, 3,000 male volunteers and 500 female volunteers will be deployed to strengthen the service system. The villagers themselves have taken the entire responsibility of parking, darshan arrangements, helipad management and crowd control.
Many public representatives will be special guests
Many special guests will be present in the fair, which include, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla (Chief Guest), Jaipur Rural MP Rao Rajendra Singh (Chair), Minister of State for Home Jawahar Singh Bedham Tijara MLA Mahant Balaknath Yogi, apart from this many MLAs, former ministers, public representatives, social workers and industrialists will also be present.
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