LIVE DARSHAN IDIAN ALL TAMPLES

Several Hindu Temples in India are offering daily live darshan and avoid travelling during coronavirus and have darshan from home. Majority of the temples have live webcasting during the arati period and important puja periods. Here is a list of temples and links to the live darshan. Notices are also given for darshan with Mother Meera in Germany, and a notice from the Mata Amritanandamayi Math is also given.

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Balaji Hanumanji Daily Darshan App allows user to do daily darshan of Balaji Hanumanji Rajkot Mandir INDIA. With this app you can also get regular updates and notification from Balaji Hanumanji mandir Rajkot. User can also have previous

The Dwarkadhish Temple, also known as Jagat Mandir, was originally built by Vajranabha, the great grandson of Lord Krishna, on the banks of Gomti river in 400 BC. This five storied limestone structure stretching to a height of 170 feet is supported by 72 pillars and is located in the heart of the city. A huge flag on its magnificently carved dome is made from 52 yards of cloth and can be seen from a distance of almost 10 kms. Interestingly, this flag, also referred to as Dwajaa, is changed five times a day.

During the lockdown for the COVID-19 pandemic, all places of worship in India were shut down to prevent crowds from gathering. While the country slowly begins to unlock, among the last places to open to the public are religious institutions such as temples, churches, mosques, and gurudwaras. This is being done so that social distancing norms can be enforced as much as possible.

The lockdown has also affected the business revenues at places of worship, which are dependent on donations from devotees. Often, devotees would travel to different temples around the country at different parts of the year on pilgrimage. But the lockdown put a stop to that.

However, there are technological solutions that are bringing temples from around the country to smartphones of people who would normally religiously visit them. These apps not only stream "live darshans" or the religious daily rituals but also enable users to contribute donations online.

Here is a selection of apps that one can use from the Google Play Store.