90 Years Ago, Hanuman Idol Placed Under Peepal Tree, Now a Grand Temple

• The 'Shri Data Hanuman Temple' in Khargone, a major center of faith, has a unique origin story.
• An idol of Hanumanji, intended for another location, was placed under a Peepal tree and could not be moved after 8 days, signaling divine will.
• The temple is approximately 90 years old, starting as a small shrine and growing into a grand temple with public support.
• A unique 'Ram-Ram Bank' in the temple collects slips with 'Ram' written 108 times; over 4 lakh slips collected, aiming for one crore.
• The temple complex houses three deities: Hanumanji, Shri Ram, and Lord Shiva Pashupatinath.