Pune's Nageshwar Maharaj Temple: Lamp Burns Uninterrupted for 90 Years

• Nageshwar Maharaj Temple in Moshi, Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune, houses a lamp continuously burning for 90 years.
• The temple's history dates back 160 years, originating from a Sadhu Maharaj (Nageshwar Maharaj) who left his sandals with villagers after the Nashik Kumbh Mela.
• The lamp was initially lit by Namdev Alhat, a devout devotee, at Nageshwar Maharaj's place of penance (tapobhumi).
• Namdev Alhat ensured the lamp never extinguished, believing he would sense it from anywhere.
• The Alhat family and local villagers have diligently maintained this tradition, keeping the lamp lit for nearly a century.