During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.
During Shree Varada Chandika Prasannotsav in 2011, at the 'Janhavisthanam', Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu established a symbolic form of Ganga, named Mata Shivgangagauri (the idol of Mata Ganga), on which continuous Abhishek was performed with waters collected from 100 rivers across the world.