- Resonance of Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple in the Conference
- Over 1,500 temple representatives from India and abroad participated in the “Mahakumbh of Temples”
- Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis, and Goa CM Pramod Sawant were also present
Rajnandgaon (BTI)– With the aim of elevating India’s cultural and spiritual heritage to new heights, Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple, Barfani Dham, Rajnandgaon made a remarkable impact at the International Temple Conference & Exhibition 2025, held in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, from February 17 to 19, 2025. This grand event focused on strengthening temple digitization, information dissemination, and efficient management.
The three-day event at Asha Convention Center, Tirupati, saw Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu as the chief guest, while Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis and Goa CM Pramod Sawant added prestige to the occasion with their presence. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from 1,600 representatives, including temple delegates, spiritual charities, and dharamshalas from 27 countries.
Discussions on Security, Disaster Management, and Pilgrimage Administration
The conference featured various discussions, workshops, and presentations on temple security, disaster management, pilgrimage administration, and technological advancements.
“Temple Connect” founder Girish Vasudev Kulkarni emphasized the importance of the event, stating,
“Just as devotion and faith are significant, so is the efficient management of temples.”
Exhibition Stalls by Leading Corporate Brands
The International Temple Conference showcased stalls from prestigious corporate brands and publishing houses, including Shri Mandir Durlabh Darshan, Diayavarsi, SPA, Trip to Travels, Indian Pooja Company, Crystal, Mantra, Dreamcast, Artistic Vama, J. Kumar, Sejal, Los, and CIDCO. These stalls exhibited modernization techniques and services enhancing the pilgrimage experience.
Grand Documentary Screening of Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple
Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple, Rajnandgaon, held a special place at this historic event. A seven-minute documentary, produced by Kamlesh Simankar and written by Virendra Bahadur Singh, was presented, effectively showcasing the temple’s divinity, history, and religious significance.
Global Recognition for Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple
At “Mahakumbh of Temples” (ITCX 2025), Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple was represented by Rajesh Maru (Chairman, Barfani Seva Ashram Committee), Mahamandaleshwar Mahant Govind Das Maharaj, Kamlesh Simankar, and Virendra Bahadur Singh. Their presence elevated the temple’s status on a global platform.
This conference not only highlighted the spiritual significance of temples but also ensured that our religious heritage integrates seamlessly with modern technology. Maa Patal Bhairavi Temple’s prestigious participation has placed Rajnandgaon and Chhattisgarh on the global spiritual map.
