Baran city was immersed in devotion to Lord Shiva on Saturday. The royal procession of Baba Mahakal departed from the Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple on Atru Road at 2 p.m., seated in a silver palanquin in the form of Chandramouleshwar. For the first time, a tableau of Uma and Mahesh, along with Goddess Parvati, was also included in the procession. Thousands of devotees gathered to have a glimpse of Baba, and the entire city reverberated with chants o…
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Baran city was immersed in devotion to Lord Shiva on Saturday. The royal procession of Baba Mahakal departed from the Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple on Atru Road at 2 p.m., seated in a silver palanquin in the form of Chandramouleshwar. For the first time, a tableau of Uma and Mahesh, along with Goddess Parvati, was also included in the procession. Thousands of devotees gathered to have a glimpse of Baba, and the entire city reverberated with chants o…