Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Adivasi Mesram Clan Returns for Nagoba Abhishekam
The Adivasi Mesram clan is returning to the Nagoba Temple with sacred water they collected from the Godavari River.
They started their journey on December 30 and collected the holy water on January 7.
They will perform a special ritual called Abhishekam on January 18 and a traditional Darbhar on January 22.
People from many states are coming to see the Nagoba deity.
The clan will stay under a big tree until the evening of January 18 when they enter the temple.
Adivasi Mesram clan members are returning to Nagoba Temple with sacred Gangajal collected from the Godavari River.
They began their journey on December 30 and collected the holy water on January 7.
The sacred water will be used for the Nagoba Abhishekam on January 18.
A traditional Darbhar will be held on January 22 as part of the annual rituals.
Elaborate arrangements are being made to receive devotees from multiple states for the darshan of the Nagoba deity.
- Who
- Adivasi Mesram clan members
- What
- Returning with sacred Gangajal for Nagoba Abhishekam
- When
- January 18 (evening) for Abhishekam, January 22 for Darbhar
- Where
- Nagoba Temple, after starting from Indramai Temple in Indravelli
- Why
- To perform annual rituals and abhishekam to the Nagoba deity
- Clan
- Adivasi Mesram
- Sacred Water
- Gangajal from Godavari River
- Collection Date
- January 7
- Abhishekam Date
- January 18
- Darbhar Date
- January 22
- Starting Point
- Nagoba Temple
- Ritual Site
- Indramai Temple, Indravelli
- Arrival Date
- January 18 (evening)