Shyamnagar Kalibari: Devotees Flock in Poush, Radishes Offered at Ganga-side Temple!

• Shyamnagar Mulajore Kalibari, a revered temple on the Ganga banks in North 24 Parganas, sees a huge influx of devotees during the month of Poush.
• The temple, established in 1809 by Gopimohan Thakur, has a unique origin story involving his daughter Brahmamayee and a divine instruction.
• A distinctive tradition involves offering a pair of radishes (mulajore) during worship, which gave the temple its popular name.
• Eminent personalities like Bamakhepa and Ramprasad are associated with the temple, known for fulfilling wishes and its unique architecture.
• Special worship and a fair are currently underway, drawing devotees from far and wide to the Brahmamayee Kali temple.

Why It Matters: Shyamnagar Kalibari, a historic Ganga-side temple, draws devotees with its unique radish offering tradition.