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॥ श्रीकृष्णाय नमः ॥ · Established 3 October 1968 · Hansi, Haryana

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Hansi Gita Bhawan TrustHansi · Haryana

The temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan seen straight on, its white shikhara rising above the open doors of the sanctum

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The Bhawan, as it stands.

Every photograph here was taken at Hansi Gita Bhawan. Nothing is a stock picture of somewhere else.

The temple

The temple on Bhagat Singh Road.

The land has been held since about 1952; the Trust was registered on 3 October 1968.

The temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan seen straight on, its white shikhara rising above the open doors of the sanctum — The temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan, Bhagat Singh Road

The temple and forecourt at Hansi Gita Bhawan, with benches and trees along the approach — The approach to the temple

The temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan lit after dark, the shikhara picked out against the night sky — The temple after the evening aarti

The gate at Hansi Gita Bhawan on Bhagat Singh Road, the name board above the arch — The gate on Bhagat Singh Road

The memorial on the Trust premises honouring the founders of Hansi Gita Bhawan — Memorial to the founders, on the premises

The deities

Who is installed here.

Shri Krishna and Maa Saraswati are named in clause 3(a) of the 1968 Deed. The others were added over the decades since.

Maa Saraswati in the sanctum at Hansi Gita Bhawan, dressed for a festival day — Maa Saraswati on a festival day

Shri Ram Darbar at Hansi Gita Bhawan — Ram, Sita, Lakshman and Hanuman ji together — Shri Ram Darbar

The Shiv lingam and Shri Ganesh in the temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan — The Shiv lingam and Shri Ganesh

Maa Durga in the temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan, seated on her lion, garlanded and dressed in red — Maa Durga, added to the temple in later decades

Panchmukhi Hanuman ji at Hansi Gita Bhawan, the five faces garlanded and vermilion-marked — Panchmukhi Hanuman ji

Bhagwan Shiv with the Shiv Parivar in the temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan — Bhagwan Shiv with the Shiv Parivar

A standing Devi in the sanctum at Hansi Gita Bhawan, garlanded and dressed in red and gold — Devi in the sanctum

Maa Saraswati installed in the temple at Hansi Gita Bhawan, seated with the veena, dressed and garlanded — Maa Saraswati, installed as the 1968 Deed provides

The grounds

Gardens, gates and the open campus.

The gardens and the open-air gym are not named in the Deed. They exist because the campus is open to Hansi and gets used.

A wide view across the grounds at Hansi Gita Bhawan, the temple beyond the open lawn — The grounds at Hansi Gita Bhawan

The grounds of Hansi Gita Bhawan seen from above, the temple, hall and gardens within the boundary wall — The Trust estate, held since about 1952

The gravel path through the gardens at Hansi Gita Bhawan leading to the gate — The gardens, open to everyone

A shaded path through the grounds at Hansi Gita Bhawan, trees on both sides — The grounds

Lawns and planting in the gardens at Hansi Gita Bhawan — The gardens

The open-air exercise equipment on the grounds at Hansi Gita Bhawan, used by the town — The open-air gym, open to the town

What happens here

Satsang, havan, utsav, prasad.

None of it is charged for, and none of it needs an invitation.

Devotees seated together on the floor of the hall at Hansi Gita Bhawan during satsang — Satsang at the Bhawan — open to everyone, without charge

The hall at Hansi Gita Bhawan decorated with marigolds and streamers for a festival gathering — The hall, dressed for a festival

Prasad prepared in the kitchen at Hansi Gita Bhawan and set out in trays for distribution — Prasad, prepared and distributed without charge

Come and see

A photograph is not darshan.

The temple is open morning and evening, every day, to anyone who comes.

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