Long-Discontinued Badsinghar Besha Returns at Srialarnath Temple During Anavasara

Long-Discontinued Badsinghar Besha Returns at Srialarnath Temple During Anavasara

The long-discontinued Badsinghar Besha of Mahaprabhu Srialarnath has been revived during Anavasara at the Alarnath Temple in Brahmagiri. The restoration of the sacred tradition, carried out with the support of the temple servitors and district administration, drew an emotional response from devotees and enhanced their darshan experience.

By News Desk, Odisha (newindiannewswire.com) · Jul 02, 2026 11:25 PM · 2 min read · 82 views
Puri, Brahmagiri: During the Anvasar, a unique scene of devotion and emotion can be seen at the Srialarnath temple in Brahmagiri. After a long time, the discontinued "Badsinghar Besha" of Mahaprabhu Srialarnath was reintroduced, and tears of joy flowed from the eyes of the devotees after seeing this divine Besha. The Sevayat and devotees have welcomed this initiative.

On the second day of the Anvasar, the Badsinghar Besha of Mahaprabhu was held at the Srialarnath temple in Brahmagiri. The re-introduction of this tradition after many years created a festive atmosphere in the temple premises. The devotees were emotional after seeing Mahaprabhu in a beautiful and unique Besha.

According to reports, in this year's preparatory meeting, the Sevayat, intellectuals and senior citizens drew the attention of District Collector Divya Jyoti Parida to the re-introduction of Badsinghar Besha. Then, on the advice of the temple Sevayat, the District Collector ordered the Deputy District Collector Rajkishore Jena and Brahmagiri Tehsildar Debashish Sethi to make necessary arrangements. After discussions with the temple servants, this tradition has been re-implemented.

Similarly, arrangements have been made to hold the Koth Bhog inside and the Jajmani Bhog outside. Due to this, the devotees were able to have darshan with more convenience. The Sevayat and devotees have appreciated this step and thanked the district administration. The re-introduction of Badsinghar Besha after many years has further enriched the religious tradition of Alarnath Temple.
News Desk, Odisha (newindiannewswire.com)

News Desk, Odisha (newindiannewswire.com)

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