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Shaktipeeth Jogadya Temple

📍 Purba Bardhaman   |   🙏 Goddess Kali

  • Jogadya Shaktipeeth is a revered site in Kshirgram, Bardhaman, identified as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas where Goddess Sati’s right great toe fell. The temple honors Goddess Jogadya, an incarnation of Parvati originally installed as Bhadrakali by Lord Hanuman after his rescue of Rama from Patal. Mentioned in all major Tantras, the complex features a historic 11th-century temple restored in 1760 and a unique marble water temple in the Kshirdighi pond, where the deity is kept submerged. Protected by Bhairava Khireswar, it remains a vital pilgrimage for spiritual salvation.

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Benefits

  • Yogic Power: Devotees believe that Goddess Bhadrakali chose this specific Shaktipeeth as her abode. Therefore, the Goddess is supremely awakened at this holy site. Devotees come here for her blessings to reach a higher spiritual state.
  • Protection from Evil: The Goddess is worshipped here in her powerful Durga form, the ultimate slayer of evil. Therefore, people believe that Maa Jogadya protects her devotees from hidden enemies and challenges.  
  • Fulfillment of Wishes: Locals believe that Maa Jogadya is actively present in Kshirgram; anybody who comes to seek her blessings never leaves this place empty-handed.  

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  • Jogadya Shaktipeeth is a revered site in Kshirgram, Bardhaman, identified as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas where Goddess Sati’s right great toe fell. The temple honors Goddess Jogadya, an incarnation of Parvati originally installed as Bhadrakali by Lord Hanuman after his rescue of Rama from Patal. Mentioned in all major Tantras, the complex features a historic 11th-century temple restored in 1760 and a unique marble water temple in the Kshirdighi pond, where the deity is kept submerged. Protected by Bhairava Khireswar, it remains a vital pilgrimage for spiritual salvation.

Temple History

Jogadya Shaktipeeth in Kshirgram, Bardhaman, is a premier pilgrimage site where Goddess Sati’s right great toe fell. Its history blends Ramayana lore with royal patronage: legend states Lord Hanuman installed the deity Bhadrakali here after rescuing Rama from Mahi Ravana. Historically, the 11th-century brick temple was attacked by Kalapahar and restored in 1760 by Maharaja Kirti Chandra. In 2005, a unique water temple was established in Kshirdighi pond. A 600-year-old idol, discovered during 2009 excavations, was enshrined in a new red stone temple in 2011.


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