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Religion
Shastra Puja and Mass Hanuman Chalisa Recital Held in Goyali Village, Sirohi
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 10:00 PM
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A shastra puja ceremony organized by the Hanuman Chalisa Kendra team was conducted in Goyali village, Sirohi, with participants from the International Hindu Council, National Bajrang Dal and Jai Ambika Mandal, followed by a collective recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa.
A shastra puja ceremony took place in Goyali, a village in Sirohi district of Rajasthan, under the aegis of the Hanuman Chalisa Kendra team. The ritual, aimed at invoking divine protection, was performed according to traditional Hindu customs.
Representatives of the International Hindu Council, the National Bajrang Dal and the Jai Ambika Mandal attended the event, joining local residents in the worship. After the puja, the assembled crowd recited the Hanuman Chalisa together, creating a unified devotional atmosphere.
The collective chanting highlighted the community's commitment to preserving religious practices and cultural heritage. Organisers said the event was intended to reinforce spiritual solidarity among participants and to celebrate the enduring relevance of Hanuman worship in the region.
Local authorities noted that the gathering proceeded peacefully, with no disruptions reported. The ceremony underscores the role of village-level religious functions in fostering social cohesion in rural Rajasthan.
Representatives of the International Hindu Council, the National Bajrang Dal and the Jai Ambika Mandal attended the event, joining local residents in the worship. After the puja, the assembled crowd recited the Hanuman Chalisa together, creating a unified devotional atmosphere.
The collective chanting highlighted the community's commitment to preserving religious practices and cultural heritage. Organisers said the event was intended to reinforce spiritual solidarity among participants and to celebrate the enduring relevance of Hanuman worship in the region.
Local authorities noted that the gathering proceeded peacefully, with no disruptions reported. The ceremony underscores the role of village-level religious functions in fostering social cohesion in rural Rajasthan.