Preparations Underway for Budhwa Mangal Fair at Dandraua Dham, Millions of Devotees Expected, Special Arrangements Made
Dandraua Dham in Bhind gears up for the grand Budhwa Mangal fair on September 22, expecting millions of devotees with enhanced security and facilities.

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Grand Fair at Dandraua Dham for Budhwa Mangal
The renowned Dandraua Dham in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, is set to host a grand fair on the auspicious occasion of Budhwa Mangal on September 22. Preparations are in their final stages for this significant religious event, which is expected to draw millions of devotees from various states across the country. The fair is particularly known for the divine darshan of 'Doctor Hanuman Ji'.
Devotees are expected to gather at Dandraua Dham not only from Madhya Pradesh but also from districts in Rajasthan, Delhi, and Uttar Pradesh. According to information received, the temple's Mahant, Mahamandaleshwar Ramdas Maharaj, stated that a special Rudrabhishek of Lord Hanuman will be performed on Budhwa Mangal. Following this, a continuous recitation of Havan, Sundarkand, and Hanuman Chalisa will take place throughout the day.
Special Facilities and Arrangements for Devotees
To ensure the comfort of the devotees, the darshan process at the temple will commence from midnight, 12:00 AM, on Monday. Anticipating a massive crowd on the day of the fair, two large LED screens will be installed within the temple premises. This initiative aims to allow devotees standing at a distance to have a clear view of the deity.
Security arrangements have been significantly enhanced, with an extensive network of CCTV cameras installed to monitor both the inner and outer areas of the temple complex. The temple administration has clarified that no shops will be permitted within the premises on the day of the fair. Furthermore, to promote environmental conservation, a complete ban on polythene bags will be enforced.
Emergency Services and Public Cooperation
Jalaj Tripathi, spokesperson for the temple, informed that a temporary hospital is being set up within the temple premises to cater to any health-related needs of the estimated millions of arriving devotees. A 24-hour ambulance service will also be on standby to effectively manage any emergency situations.
The administration and the temple committee have jointly appealed to the devotees to cooperate in maintaining order. This collaboration is crucial to ensure the religious event concludes peacefully and smoothly. With all preparations complete, organizers and devotees are eagerly awaiting this grand celebration.
