Shivalinga Found During Excavation For Simhastha 2028 Near Ujjain's Mahakaleshwar Temple
The Shivalinga was found during land-clearing operations involving heavy machinery for the temple's expansion.
Speaking of the discovery, Akash Sharma, priest at Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple, said that the Shivalinga was found when 'Bhasma Aarti' was being performed inside the temple.
“This is the same place of Baba Mahakaal. In every corner, there are Baba Mahakaal and Shiva's remains,” he said.
Also Read | What ASI report on Gyanvapi mosque survey revealed?He said, "During excavation near the temple premises today, a Shivalinga was discovered while the Bhasma Aarti was underway. Having darshan of Shivlinga today is very auspicious. We all came here and offered 'Jal' (water) at Shivalinga.”
According to the official Simhasta 2028 website, the drums“were beating and sacred ash was being offered to Baba Mahakal” when the Shivalinga was found.
The website also quoted Assistant Administrator of Mahakaleshwar Temple, Ashish Phalwadiya as saying that work was slowed down after the discovery.
“During the construction work, we found a Shivalinga while excavating near the prepaid booth. Work has been slowed down for now. If any more artefacts are found, necessary steps will be taken. We are working carefully,” he said.
What is Simhastha 2028? Dates and all we knowUjjain Simhastha 2028 is a Hindu religious mela. It is held every 12 years in the Ujjain city. It is also known as the Ujjain Kumbh Mela.
The Simhastha 2028 event will be held from March 27 to May 27, 2028. The main Amrit Snan bathing dates are April 9, April 24, and May 8.
Also Read | Education minister Dharmendra Pradhan bats for 'Mahakal Standard Time'For Simhastha 2028, the MP Chief Minister, Mohan Yadav recently said his state will soon roll out an "AI mission" and utilise this scientific tool during the "Simhastha 2028 mela", apart from benefitting all sections of the society.
Mohan Yadav visited the India AI Impact Summit at the Bharat Mandapam here and met global tech leaders to explore potential avenues for "strategic" partnerships, including setting up data centres, as he projected that the state has adequate water, electricity and "land bank" for these processes.
“We are the fifth-largest state in the country and have strong credentials regarding resources and facilities. I visited the AI summit with my officers because we plan to utilise artificial intelligence to better the lives of our people in the fields of agriculture, education and healthcare, among others,” he said.
(With agency inputs)
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