SHRI MATA MANSA DEVI BHANDARA

Hygienic hands, serving thousands of devotees daily with food that tastes majestic. The meals are prepared under full scientific conditions, keeping sanitisation a top priority.

The Bhandara organized at the sublime Mansa Devi Temple is enjoyed by 7-8 thousand devotees daily. On special occasions like Navratras and other festivities, the temple caters to 17-40 thousand people in a single day. A parallel Bhandara also runs regularly at Bhandara at PGI hospital for patients and attendees.

All automatic machinery used for preparing the Bhandara is installed in the kitchen. From kneading the dough to making 40,000 soft chappatis in one hour, the advanced machine ensures no compromise in food quality.

Furthermore, only branded items are used for delicious meals leaving no compromise in food taste. All meals are prepared with branded ingredients, be it halwa, daal, roti, or any other item being served in Bhandara.

For the holy days of Navratra, a separate kitchen and an eating hall are allotted so that the people having fast can eat in an untouched and pure place.

By virtue of Hindu preaching, the temple welcomes people from any caste, creed, sex, and religion with open arms to visit this serene beauty.

"With The Divine Blessing Of Maa Mansa Devi, May No One Sleeps Empty Stomach."

BHANDARA - Upcoming Events

Shree Mata Mansa Devi Bhandara Committee Charitable Trust is a team of people with a vision of serving as many people as possible. Nowadays, a lot of charities are coming in the shape of healthcare. Therefore, the Bhandara committee is also developing a new dental facility. The new project is setting up a 7-seater Modern Dental Hospital in its newly acquired commercial building at SCO-90, Sector-5, Panchkula.

As per the President of Trust, Mr Vinot Mittal, this dental clinic will be the most advanced, modern dental clinic with futuristic equipment and machinery. Furthermore, the cost of treatment will be more cost-efficient than the market rates. Another fantastic service will be free treatment for poor and deserving patients.