About: Sri Sri Pandaveshwar Mahadev, Bhimkhanda (in Hindi)

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About: Sri Sri Pandaveshwar Mahadev, Bhimkhanda (in Hindi)

॥ Sri Sri Pandaveshwar Mahadev, Bhimkhanda ॥

The glory of “Sri Sri Pandaveshwar Mahadev” established by the hands of Panduputra Bhimsen in Dwaparyug provides the ability and energy to fight the difficulties in life and makes one victorious. According to legend, it was discovered during the time of the late Gangadhar Singhdev, the landlord of Bana under the king of Saraikela, by a farmer while searching for his milk-giving cow along with “Shri Shri Baneshwar Baba”. According to the study and research-based analysis of folklore and folk culture beliefs and traditions, during the Mahabharata period, after the Varanavat Lakhshagriha fire, the Pandavas along with mother Kunti were brought to this area. Incidentally, “Hidimba Vadh”, “Bhim-Hidimba Vivah”, “Ghatotkach‘s Birth and Coronation” and “Veer Barbarik‘s Story” are associated with this area.

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About: Shri Shri Pandava Footprint at Bhimkhanda

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About: Shri Shri Pandava Footprint at Bhimkhanda

About - Shri Shri Pandava Footprint at Bhimkhanda (Jharkhand, India)

॥ “Shri Shri Pandava Footprint” ॥

This huge footprint on the rock at Bhimkhanda, an ancient tourist spot, and the small inscription in Bangla script nearby prove the existence of Sri Sri Bheem Paduka. During the reign of the Kipal dynasty, the common people here were familiar and influenced by the events of Mahabharata in some way or the other. This type of script was used during the reign of the Pala dynasty. According to the calculations of morphological anthropology, the height of the person who left this footprint could be up to 25-30 feet. According to the references mentioned in the Puranas, the height of people was the same even in the Dwapar Yuga.

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About: Shri Shri Ekta Sankalp Vriksha, Bhimkhanda

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About: Shri Shri Ekta Sankalp Vriksha, Bhimkhanda

॥॥ “Shri Shri Ekta Sankalp Vriksha” ॥॥

This “Shri Shri Ekta Sankalp Vriksha” located at Bhimkhanda ancient tourist spot is known as the Arjun tree in the local language, whose botanical name is Terminalia Arjuna and Nadi Srij in Sanskrit. Every part of this tree is full of medicinal properties. On careful observation, it can be seen that its two branches are recombined and three sub-branches emerge from one and two from the other. These five sub-branches represent the five Pandavas and two branches represent Mother Kunti and Madri. This tree represents the resolution of the unbreakable unity of the Pandu sons who were in trouble after the Varanavat Lakhshagriha fire incident. It teaches us that “Difficulties in life do not come to destroy but to awaken the hidden power and energy in man”.

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Clean Shave/Head Massage in Saraikela – How much I Paid?

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Clean Shave/Head Massage in Saraikela – How much I Paid? – The question.

I requested a local friend for a salon visit.

We visited ‘The Look’ an air-conditioned salon at Thana Chowk, Saraikela.

‘The Look’ is a 10-year-old salon that provides services like Hair Straightening/Face Wash/Hair Color/Bleach/Hair Spa etc. etc.

Raj the barber before shaving applied Ponds facewash. Then after face cleaning applied Nivea Shaving Foam which was a new experience.

Till-date, I have never applied Nivea Shaving Foam for shaving.

I always try to apply Gillette Shaving Foam.

Till-date I have experienced five types of branded shaving foam excluding Nivea Shaving Foam – Gillette, Brooks, Cimelle, Galaxy & V12.

The difference?

No idea.

All I can say – the clean shave was as good as in any other city barbershop.

Now it was time for a head/shoulder/back/arms massage – my personal favorite.

Raj poured Streax Hair Serum on head which was a new experience.

The Head/Shoulder/Back/Arms massage was excellent as I was tired of traveling.

How much do I pay?

Rs. 50 only for shaving – He replied.

How much for the massage? – I question.

Again Rs. 50 only – The reply.

Only 100 rupees. Very cheap – a thought within.

In short, the results were satisfying. I was happy.

Garage Chowk, Saraikela to Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur – How I Reached?

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Garage Chowk, Saraikela to Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur I reached via various private transport modes.

I waited at Garage Chowk, Saraikela for more than 15 minutes for the bus to arrive for Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur but failed. Thus, I hired a sharing Tata Magic Express 10 Seater (white color van) for Bistupur Circle, Jamshedpur.

The Tata Magic Express 10 Seater (white color van) started its journey from Garage Chowk, Saraikela at 9:15 am.

10:20 am I was at Bistupur Circle, Jamshedpur. Rs. 80 was the fare I paid.

Now to reach Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur I have to hire a sharing auto for Sakchi from Bistupur Circle, Jamshedpur.

FYI: There is no direct sharing auto service from Bistupur Circle, Jamshedpur for the Mango Bus Stand.

The auto took 10 minutes to reach Sakchi from Bistupur Circle. Rs. 15 auto fare was paid.

Now I have to hire another sharing auto from Sakchi, Jamshedpur for the Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur.

The auto took 10 minutes to reach Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur from Sakchi, Jamshedpur. Rs. 15 auto fare paid.

Finally, after one and a half hours approx. journey time I reached Mango Bus Stand, Jamshedpur from Garage Chowk, Saraikela.

Where did I have the Best Litti-Chokha in Saraikela?

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Deepu Sao outlet at Kachara Gali is the location where I had the best Litti–Chokha in Saraikela.

Though there are numerous outlets for Litti-Chokha in Saraikela but one of the best Litti-Chokha is of Deepu Sao outlet which is 6 years old only.

The taste of Litti-Chokha was beyond imagination. Excellent it was. Mouth-watering/Scrumptious in short.

The price is Rs. 10 per piece of Ghee Wali Litti with Chokha and Rs. 15 for two pieces of Litti with Chokha without Ghee.

Litti consists of a ball of wheat dough filled with a mixture of roasted gram flour & spices baked over coal and Chokha is made from mashed Eggplant/Potato/Tomato and Green Chutney is made of Coriander.

Deepu Sao’s very basic outlet is open two times a day – morning & evening hours.

If you are visiting Saraikela, do visit the Deepu Sao outlet for delicious Litti-Chokha.

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