Pune's Nageshwar Maharaj Temple: Lamp Burns for 90 Years, Astonishing Devotees

• Nageshwar Maharaj Temple in Moshi village, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra, houses a lamp continuously burning for 90 years.
• The 160-year-old temple's origin traces back to a Sadhu Maharaj who left his sacred sandals (padukas) in Moshi after the Nashik Kumbh Mela.
• A devotee, Namdev Alhat, initially lit the lamp at the Sadhu Maharaj's meditation spot, ensuring it never extinguished.
• After Namdev Alhat, his family and villagers have diligently maintained the tradition, keeping the lamp lit for nine decades.
• The lamp symbolizes unwavering devotion and faith, drawing devotees from far and wide to witness this spiritual marvel.