Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Bhadrakali Temple Crowds on First Ekadashi
The Bhadrakali Temple in Warangal celebrated the 11th day of Shakambari Navaratri with special prayers on the first Ekadashi.
Many devotees visited the temple to take part in the rituals.
The goddess was adorned in different forms, symbolizing various divine powers.
The temple chief priest explained the significance of these forms and their blessings.
Justice B. Vijayasen Reddy, a judge from the Telangana High Court, also visited the temple and offered special prayers.
The event included a Maha Sheervachanam with Veda scholars and priests, and the judge was presented with sacred items from the temple.
The Shakambari Navaratri celebrations at the Bhadrakali Temple entered the 11th day on Saturday.
Devotees thronged the temple on the first Ekadashi to participate in special prayers and rituals.
The goddess was adorned in different forms, symbolizing ichchha shakti and jnana shakti.
Justice B. Vijayasen Reddy visited the temple and offered special prayers.
A Maha Sheervachanam was held in the temple Maha Mandapam with Veda scholars and priests.
- Who
- Devotees and Justice B. Vijayasen Reddy
- What
- Shakambari Navaratri celebrations and special prayers on the first Ekadashi
- When
- 11th day of Shakambari Navaratri, Saturday
- Where
- Sri Bhadrakali Devasthanam, Eka Shila Nagaram, Warangal
- Why
- To participate in religious rituals and seek divine blessings
Religious Significance
Cultural Celebration
Spiritual Importance
Religious Significance
The temple rituals and special pujas are deeply rooted in religious traditions, focusing on the divine blessings and cosmic balance.
Cultural Celebration
The event is a cultural celebration that brings together devotees and community members, fostering a sense of unity and shared heritage.
- Location
- Eka Shila Nagaram, Warangal
- Event
- Shakambari Navaratri
- Day
- 11th Day
- Special Occasion
- First Ekadashi
- Notable Visitor
- Justice B. Vijayasen Reddy