Donation of so many crores offered at Shirdi Sai temple!
Shirdi Mahotsav was organized by the Shirdi Saibaba Sansthan Trust, a religious place in Maharashtra, from 25 december 2024 to 02 january 2025 for christmas holidays, farewell to the new year and welcoming the new year. In this festival, special arrangements were made for special darshan of Shirdi Saibaba, VIP passes for common devotees.
During this 9-day festival, more than 8 lakh Sai devotees visited Shirdi Sai baba, during this time devotees visited Sai Baba's Samadhi and donated Rs 16.61 crore. According to the organization..Donation in the period from 25 december 2024 to 02 january 2025 for christmas holidays, farewell to the current year and welcoming the new year. Donation cash of Rs. 01,96,44,200/-..Rs. 04,65,73,698/-..total Rs. 15 crore 97 lakh 37 thousand 281 was received through toll pass, debit-credit card, online donation, cheque/DD and money order.
9,47,750 Laddu prasad packets have been sold.
Along with this, 809.220 grams of gold (Rs. 54,49,686/-) and 14 kg 398 grams of silver (Rs. 09,93,895/-) have been donated. Thus, the organization has received a total of Rs. 16 crore 61 lakh 80 thousand 862 through various means. Also, during this period, more than 06 lakh Sai devotees availed the benefit of free prasad food at Shri Sai Prasadalaya. More than 1 lakh 35 thousand Sai devotees have benefited from the food packets. Along with this, 09,47,750 Laddu prasad packets have been sold and 1 crore 89 lakh 55 thousand rupees have been received. Also, 5,98,600 Sai devotees took advantage of free Bundi prasad packets.
A gold necklace worth Rs 13 lakh was donated
According to Sai baba Sansthan..the donation received by the Sansthan can be allocated for Sai baba Hospital and Sainath Hospital, Sai Prasadalaya free food, various educational institutions of the organization, donation for outpatients, various activities for the convenience of Sai and various social works. A few days ago, a Sai baba devotee woman had donated a gold necklace worth Rs 13 lakh to baba in the temple.