Located
adjacent to the Railway station of the district town of Jamui in Bihar, the
shrine dedicated to goddess Kali is a famous religious place in the Malaypur
village of the district town. On the day of Diwali, when Goddess Kali is
worshiped in West Bengal and Bihar, a fair, known as Kali Mela, is organised
here on a grand scale. The fair which lasts for three days attracts devotees in
large number who come here to view the illuminated temple.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
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