Archive · 6 Aug 2026

Safety, Sanitation Concerns Surface Ahead of Shravan at Bhimashankar Temple

Safety, Sanitation Concerns Surface Ahead of Shravan at Bhimashankar Temple

Many people visit a special temple called Bhimashankar in India to pray during a holy month called Shravan.

The temple is on a hill, and the road to get there can be very foggy.

But some things at the temple are not working properly.

Many streetlights along the road are broken, so the path can be dark and hard to see.

Some electric boxes are open and wires are showing, which can be dangerous, especially when it rains.

Some decorated poles shaped like the letters 'Om' and 'Trishul' are broken and lying on the ground.

The public bathroom near the temple does not have water and is not very clean.

There is also a lot of garbage left near the road.

Visitors and pilgrims are worried about these problems and want the local authorities to fix them.

They want everyone who visits the temple to be safe and happy.

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