Archive · 10 Jan 2026
Maharashtra to develop pilgrimage route between Beed shrine and Pandharpur
The Maharashtra government is going to make the path between the Gahininathgad shrine in Beed and Pandharpur better.
This path is used every year for a special religious journey.
The Chief Minister, Devendra Fadnavis, said this during a special event remembering a spiritual leader named Wamanbhau Maharaj.
He said the shrine connects people from different areas to spirituality.
The government has already started working on a plan to improve the shrine and the path.
Some important people, like State Minister Pankaja Munde and former minister Dhananjay Munde, were also there.
Maharashtra government to develop the pilgrimage route between Gahininathgad shrine and Pandharpur.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced the development during the 50th death anniversary of Wamanbhau Maharaj.
The route is used for the annual palanquin pilgrimage.
Fadnavis expressed his devotion to Wamanbhau Maharaj and his commitment to the shrine's development.
The government has already designed a scheme for the development of Gahininathgad, and work is in progress.
- Who
- Maharashtra government, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
- What
- Development of pilgrimage route between Gahininathgad shrine and Pandharpur
- When
- Announced on January 10, during the 50th death anniversary of Wamanbhau Maharaj
- Where
- Beed district, Maharashtra
- Why
- To refurbish and develop the existing route used for the annual palanquin pilgrimage
- Location
- Beed district, Maharashtra
- Shrine
- Gahininathgad
- Destination
- Pandharpur
- Anniversary
- 50th death anniversary of Wamanbhau Maharaj
- Speaker
- Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
- Event
- Annual palanquin pilgrimage
- Attendees
- State Minister Pankaja Munde, former minister Dhananjay Munde