50 Years Uninterrupted Ramayana: Khargone's Unique Hanuman Temple Holds Shivling, Not Mace

• Khargone's Okhleshwar Dham features a unique Hanuman idol holding a Shivling instead of a mace or Sanjeevani mountain, making it one-of-a-kind globally.
• An uninterrupted 24-hour Ramayana recitation has been ongoing since 1976, earning the temple a spot in the World Book of Records.
• Hanumanji's 'chola' offering is made only once a month on Rohini Nakshatra, drawing thousands of devotees.
• The temple's origin is linked to the Treta Yuga, where Hanumanji supposedly stopped here with a Shivling intended for Rameshwaram.
• Devotees report miraculous blinking in the idol and receive buttermilk as prasad; Saint Omkardas Maharaj developed the site.