MP's Ancient Rokadia Hanuman Temple: Idol Grows Inch by Inch, Fulfills Wishes for Children & Business

• The Rokadia Hanuman Temple, located on the banks of the Utavali River in Burhanpur district, Madhya Pradesh, is 400-500 years old.
• A unique feature of the temple is that the idol of Hanuman ji is believed to grow inch by inch, currently standing at about 6 feet.
• Devotees from Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Gujarat flock to the temple, primarily seeking blessings for children and business success.
• Upon fulfillment of wishes, devotees organize 'prasadi' (food offerings) at the temple.
• The temple hosts fairs twice a year, during Hanuman Janmotsav and Rokadia Poonam, attracting thousands of visitors.