Sri Sri Nimishambika Devi Temple — Attraction in Telangana

• Shlo Akhilandakoti Brahmandanayaki Adi Parashakti Nimishambadevi.

Akhilandakoti Brahmanda Nayaki Adiparashakti Nimishamba Devi Temple should go near the flag pole and bow down to the goddess and make a wish in a minute (16) rounds. Devotees believe that our wish will be fulfilled in (21) days. After fulfilling our wish, we should offer our mind to Goddess by 108 circumambulation, fill our lap with rice (Odi Rice) as a matter of course, we can fulfill our wishes in a minute. Shloa "Om Durge Maheshwari, Girindra Kumari Gowri, Narayani Tripura Sundari Simhavahe Dharma Pravarthi Bhavani Lasat Chitenetre Trailokyadhatri Nimishamba Namo Namostute" *

Situated in the charming town of Boduppal, this sacred temple is a mere 16km away from the prestigious Uppal metro station. Unfortunately, there are no exclusive modes of transportation available for this short journey, so one must rely on auto rickshaws which typically charge between 100-150 rupees. Legend has it that the benevolent goddess Parvati manifested as Nimishambika to safeguard her followers from malevolence and fulfill their desires promptly, as the name suggests in Sanskrit. The temple is not only dedicated to her, but also houses revered deities such as Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, and others, elevating its spiritual significance. With grand celebrations during festivals like Navaratri, Shivaratri, and various Hindu observances, this temple attracts a multitude of devout worshippers seeking blessings and divine...

Gentle reminder to all the women out there. Always remember to support other women in public areas when you notice something wrong is going on with them. Today while I was in the temple. I heard very disturbing comments made on Women by the temple staff in the mike. They said all the women tie your hair up otherwise you will be dragged out of the temple. When they made this announcement all the public including women were laughing at that worst comment. My mom said to leave it but while we were leaving the temple my mom wanted to do the dharshan once again. So, we stood in line and saw that a girl around 10-15 years was dragged out of the line in a cruel way. They tried to catch my hand and drag me also. But I raised my voice and said they should stop this behaviour with women. Then the staff said if you don't listen to me , I will stop the dharshan line. Then an old aunty said that we have to listen to them because they will not let us go to dharshan. I scolded her and the temple staff about their behaviour and came out of the temple. But this made me realise that " These kinds of toxic men are able to tell rules to WOMEN because women don't have unity in them and have fear to go against the word. So, Please stand against these kinds of toxic men and support...

The temple was built by Soma Vamsha Ksatriya Nakash for their own as goddess of their caste's has gone out of proportions and also the importance given by the regional people to the deity. Rather, if the temple was limited for their own purpose it served a best for their community.

It's in a pure residential area, causing utmost disturbance to the residents in all forms, chiefly the 'NO PARKING' boards at every front of the houses, which is their privy to live peacefully.

Over to it the temple authorities are expanding the current place and getting to floor God system. Gods on floors have been an uncalled for as per Hindu Mythology as no god or person is above the God.

The overtly pamplet distribution, their placements shows how much the authorities are eager for money than the God themselves.

Infighting or differences among the staff observed to a great extent for the reasons best known to them.

A temple is a place of worship away from regular living, located at a calm place preferably on the river shores. But these days temples have left...