Ambaji prasad to be delivered at home; Service to start on Jan 22

Ambaji prasad to be delivered at home; Service to start on Jan 22

Banaskantha: Lakhs of devotees visit Shaktipeeth Ambaji Mandir on Gabbar Parvat in North Gujarat every year. The prasad of Mohanthal from this sacred site is renowned worldwide. Now, devotees have the opportunity to receive this special prasad right at their doorstep.

In a press conference on Saturday, Varunkumar Baranwal, District Magistrate Banaskantha and Chairman of Shree Arasuri Ambaji Mata Devasthan Trust, announced that devotees can order the Mohanthal and Chikki Prasad of Yatradham Ambaji online through the Ambaji Mandir website. By making online payments, they can receive Ma Ambaji’s prasad via courier at home. This service will begin on January 22nd.

During the press conference, Baranwal also shared details about various programmes scheduled in Ambaji to celebrate the Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav at Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. He mentioned that the five-day Van Setu Chetna Yatra will conclude on January 22 at Ambaji, with the presence of Minister of State for Home Affairs Harsh Sanghvi and others. The Sriram Mandir Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav will be telecasted live from Ayodhya. On the evening of January 22, a Bhajan Sandhya, organised by renowned singer Maithili Thakur in association with Gujarat Sahitya Akademi, will take place at Chachar Chowk of Ambaji Mandir.

Providing more details, Baranwal mentioned that on the auspicious day of the Ram temple, free food service will commence at Ambika Bhojnalaya, managed by Ambaji Temple. Currently, food arrangements are provided to devotees at a token rate, and this will now be offered absolutely free. A committee will be formed for this purpose, and donations will be accepted from contributors to provide free meals. DeshGujarat