Hasanamba Temple News Today

The Hasanamba Temple in Hassan, Karnataka, is a revered shrine dedicated to Goddess Shakti, open to the public only for a week during Deepavali. Its mysterious traditions, including offerings that remain fresh year-round, and enigmatic interior features like the nine-headed Ravana image, attract devotees seeking blessings and wonder. Legends of the seven Matrikas and miraculous occurrences add to its allure, making it a cultural and spiritual cornerstone of the region.

A stampede-like situation occurred in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district after an eatery owner announced a discount on biryani equal to the runs made b

Mysuru/ Hassan: Over a dozen women devotees suffered electric shock following a short circuit while they were waiting in a long queue to have darshan .

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar and several ministers and political leaders had visited the temple in recent days.

The doors of Hasanamba temple, in Hassan, are closed for the public, as the festival that commenced on October 28, concluded on Saturday (November 6). The doors were closed in the presence of elected representatives and officers. It is opened for devotees once a year, during the Hasanamba festival. The doors were closed at 1.04 pm, after the conclusion of customary

With the covid cases on the decline, the Hassan district administration has decided to allow devotees into the temple during the Hasanamba festival to be held from October 28 to November 6. It may be mentioned that it had restricted entry into the temple during the jatra mahotsava this year, like previous year. However, with several organisations urging to relax the