📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons / Vishwa Sundar
Religion
RSS conclave concludes in Indore as devotees offer chola at Khajrana Ganesh Temple
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 08:45 AM
👁 15
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s three‑day meeting ended on Wednesday in Indore, and worshippers presented a chola to Lord Ganesh at the Khajrana temple.
Indore hosted the final day of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) conclave on Wednesday, marking the close of a three‑day gathering of volunteers from across the state. The meeting, held at a local community hall, featured discussions on organisational strategies and cultural programmes, though specific agenda items were not disclosed publicly.
In parallel, the Khajrana Ganesh Temple, a prominent shrine in the city, witnessed a traditional offering ceremony. Devotees placed a chola – a ceremonial garment – before the idol of Lord Ganesh, a ritual believed to invoke blessings for the community.
Both events attracted local residents, with the RSS conclave drawing members of the volunteer network and the temple ceremony drawing worshippers from nearby neighborhoods. Authorities reported that the gatherings proceeded without any disruptions.
The dual activities underscore Indore’s role as a hub for both socio‑political discourse and religious observance, reflecting the city’s diverse cultural landscape.
In parallel, the Khajrana Ganesh Temple, a prominent shrine in the city, witnessed a traditional offering ceremony. Devotees placed a chola – a ceremonial garment – before the idol of Lord Ganesh, a ritual believed to invoke blessings for the community.
Both events attracted local residents, with the RSS conclave drawing members of the volunteer network and the temple ceremony drawing worshippers from nearby neighborhoods. Authorities reported that the gatherings proceeded without any disruptions.
The dual activities underscore Indore’s role as a hub for both socio‑political discourse and religious observance, reflecting the city’s diverse cultural landscape.