Maa Dewri Temple

Dewri Mandir is located in Tamar 60 km toward south from the capital of Indian states Jharkhand i.e. Ranchi. It is on the Tata-Ranchi Highway (NH33). It is a very old temple of Goddess Durga. The main attraction is that the 700 year old idol of the Goddess Durga has 16 Hands (Normally Goddess Durga has 8 Hands). The temple is very old and is currently under renovation. The temple is constructed via the placing of large stones on top of each other without any cementing material.

Maa Dewri Temple
Religion
AffiliationHinduism
DistrictRanchi
DeityDurga
Location
StateJharkhand
CountryIndia
Website
http://www.maadewrimandir.com/
Dewri Temple

At the temple devotees tie yellow and red sacred threads on bamboo for the fulfilment of their wishes. Upon the fulfillment of their wishes, they again come to the temple and untie the thread. Dedicated to Solha Bhuji Goddess, an avatar of Goddess Durga, Dewri Mandir temple is located a little outside the main city of Ranchi. Spread over nearly two acres, this old temple in Ranchi also houses an idol of Lord Shiva here. Legend has it that whoever has tried to alter the structure of the temple has had to face the wrath of the gods and suffer consequences. Dewri Temple is also believed to be the only temple where six tribal priests, known as Pahans, perform rituals and offer prayers alongside the Brahmin priests. Who are mainly known as Panda's. Located about 60 km from Ranchi, this temple is on the right side of the Ranchi-Tata road, toward the town of Tamar.[1] [2] [3]

References
  1. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/Captain-Cool-a-regular-visitor-to-Deori-temple-since-boyhood/articleshow/7858512.cms
  2. https://www.pilgrimaide.com/maa-deori-temple-tamar.html,
  3. http://daily.bhaskar.com/news/SPO-OFF-captain-dhoni-seeks-devine-blessing-following-back-to-back-losses-4621474-PHO.html


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