Category: Devasthan Samiti

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Due to Lock down situations, we are receiving repetitive request for Seva & Bhog dedication. Kindly choose any seva/bhog from the listing below and do online transfer as per Bank Account details presented here.

Bhogs	Amount in INR
Full Day all 11 Bhogs & 4 Aartis	21001
Morning 7 Bhogs	14001
Evening 4 Bhogs	7001
Morning Session Bhog Seva
Mangal Bhog	1101
Makhaan / Misri Bhog	701
Snan Bhog	2101
Shringar Bhog	3101
Madhyan Gwal Bhog	2501
Raj Bhog	3501
Banta Bhog	1001
Evening Session Bhog Seva
Utthapan Bhog	1151
Sandhya Bhog	3151
Shyan Bhog	1551
Shyan Banta Bhog	1151

Bank Account Details for Online Transfer.

Account Name	Shree Dwarkadhish Temple Trust
Account Number	22521 450000 336
IFSC CODE	HDFC0002252
Bank & Branch	HDFC Bank Ltd, Dwarka.

Contact Details

Administrators’ Office

Shree Dwarkadhish Temple Dwarka : 361 335
Dist.: Dev Bhoomi Dwarka
Gujarat- India
Phone & WhatsApp – +91- 2892-234080

President’s Office:

District Collector
Jilla Seva Sadan
Jam Khambhaliya
Dist: Devbhoomi Dwarka

Email: dwarkadhishtemple@dwarkadhish.org

Appeal

Devasthan Samiti – Donation Appeal

Dwarka is one among four Dhamas and one among seven puris. Every year millions of tourists plow in Dwarka from nooks and corners of the country, and even foreign tourists. Considering the inflow of the tourist present infrastructure for lodging and boarding required to be strengthened.

Construction of Kirtan Hall in Jagat Mandir.
A Pictorial Gallery of Shri Prabhu’s Leela in Jagat Mandir.
A deck to broadcast Bhajan and Sangeet in Jagat Mandir.
Light and Sound show for Krishna Bal Leela.
Water Cooler Facilities for performance of rituals at Gomti Ghat.
A Satsang Hall for performance of Bhagwat Saptha, Yagna near Jagat Mandir.
Play ground for Childeren
Marine Aquarium and Museum
Developments of other temples within and in surroundings of Dwarka.
Plantation on the roads leading to Dwarka.
You can make an online donation over the Internet using the HDFC Bank DirectPay option :- click here (Donation option through Credit Card and Debt Card is coming soon.)

For all the above projects, contributions are soughed from the devotees. Certain donations are exempted from income tax, for more details kindly contact Vahivatdar, Shri Dwarkadhish Mandir – Dwarka.
Meanwhile, You may choose to donate for either Renovation & Maintains Fund, OR Temple Trust as per your wish , the bank details for remittance are as below

Dwarkadhish Temple Repair and Dev Fund

Account no 22521450000078
IFSC Code HDFC0002252
HDFC Bank- Dwarka Branch

Administator Dwarkadhish Temple Repair and Dev Fund

Account no – 03690100008141
IFSC Code – BARB0DWARKA (Fifth character is Zero)
Bank Of Baroda – Dwarka Branch

Vahivatdar Shri, Dwarkadhish Mandir – Dwarka

Account no – 56090005155
IFSC Code – SBIN0060090
State Bank Of India – Dwarka Branch

Dwarkadhish Temple Repair and Dev Fund

Account no – 170301000530
IFSC Code – ICIC0001703
ICICI Bank- Dwarka Branch

Pavitra Yatra Dham Vikas Board

Government of Gujarat has recently formed a board called Shree Pavitra Yatradham Vikas Board considering importance and scarceness of Yatradhams, located within the state. Also considering the requirements of tourist and devotees, Shree Pavitra Yatradham Vikas Board has undertaken following project in partnerships with semi governmental and private organizations.

1. Conservation and Development of Gomti River:

Renovation work of Gomti Ghat and 56 Sidis [located at Swarga Dwara of the Jagat Mandir], have been undertaken jointly by Shree Pavitra Yatradham Vikas Board, Dwarkadhish Devasthan Samiti and Reliance Petroleum Limited. Recently Hon. Chief minister of Gujarat [on 23.12.2001], laid down the foundation stone for this project and is expected to be over by March 2002.

2. Widening of the Connecting State Highway with the City:

Dwarka is located in western edged of the state, is connected with district headquarter Jamnager by State Highway No: 25. As part of developmental plans for Dwarka, the state government has initiated the process of widening SH 25, and converting existing road to four lanes.

3. Water and Power Supply to Dwarka:

Dwarka and other town of Okha Mandal currently supplied water from Sani Dam located in Kalyanpur Taluka. Local civic bodies install the sumps and arranges for water distribution. Considering the continuously increasing flow of the tourist and even increasing demand from the local population, a master plan with long term orientation.

Members of the Committee

Members of the Committee Shree Dwarkadhish Temple, also known as Trilokya Sunder Jagat Mandir, is located in spiritual city of Dwarka. Dwarka is also considered as symbolism of ancient Hinduism. Long back Shri Adi Shankracharyaji had instituted Shardapeeth at Dwarka. There were frequent conflicts between the Shardapeeth, its administrators and local Gugli Bramins regarding the pooja vidhi and rituals performed at Jagat Mandir. Considering the importance of the place, then Shrimant Gayakwad State, had taken the administration under government preview from 1903. Afterwards in 1932, the Gayakwad state had instituted a member council to decide the rituals and pooja vidhis of the temple. Subsequently, the temple has been registered as trust with charity commissioner. Presently, the administration of the temple is done by a committee consists of bureaucrats, and representatives of local bodies and residents. The present committee is valid with effect from 12.07.2001.

Sr.No.	Name	Designation
1	Shri G. T. Pandya, IAS- Collector: Devbhoomi Dwarka District	Chairman
2	Shri Dhanrajbhai Parimalbhai Nathwani , Reliance Industries Limited.	Vice Chairman
3	Shri H.L. Chauhan, Dy. Collector & Administrator – Shri Dwarkadhish Temple – Dwarka	Member Secretary
4	Shri Sadanand Bramchariji Representative, Shree Shankracharya	Member
5	………, Dwarka Nagar Palika Local Resident	Member
6	Shri Murli N. Pujari- Representative, Shri Dwarkadhish Mandir Pujari Parivar	Member
7	Shri Rameshbhai Herma: Dwarka Local Resident.	Member
8	Shri Subhashbhai Bhayani : Okha	Member
9	Shri Natubhai Ganatra : Jam-Khambhaliya	Member
10	Shri Paragbhai Davda : Movan	Member
11	Shri Mauleshbhai Ukani – Rajkot	Member
12	Shri Nitish Panday, IPS – S.P. : Devbhoomi Dwarka District	Member

Projects

Renovation and Development of Shri Dwarkadhish
Jagat Mandir:

The Samiti has appointed CEPT :: Ahmedabad to chart out the developmental plan for the Yatradham Dwarka. The mandate given to CEPT was..

Enhance Dwarka as a pilgrimage center and strengthen the quality of sacredness.

Conserve the historicity of Dwarkadhish Temple.

Stimulate the local economy of the town- Tourism and local skills to be encouraged and promoted. In addition to conservation of historicity and sacredness, leisure activities in the town and its vicinity are to be developed.
Quality of life for the residents to be improved by developing/ Upgrading infrastructure facilities.

Recognize and emphasize the natural setting of the town as a western edge of the country.

To fulfill the above objectives, the consultants have developed a multidimensional and holistic master plan titled “Dwarka :: Urban Design Initiatives’.

This master plan has identified broadly 10 projects for Dwarka.

No.	Projects
1	New Approach Road, Chappan Sidi and Eastern side of temple development
2	Development of Temple precinct
3	Redevelopment of Gomti Ghat
4	Development of Mandir Chowk and Balbhdra Street [from east gate to vegetable market chowk]
5	Development of Parikrama Path connecting various other temple of the town.
6	Civic center, Government offices and museum in central large area with a scope of expansion.
7	Development of Paanch Kuan without the bridge connection. The connection ferry is an unique experience and it shell help save the virgin land.
8	Development of Bus station and Railway station Area.
9	Development of Beach Area, west of the temple.
10	Development of water edges of both the lakes of the city.

Renovation & Maintinance fund

Renovation and Maintinance fund

Renovation and Development of Shri Dwarkadhish Jagat Mandir:

In the time of Shri Gayakwad State, the Tourist had been charged for the Tourist Tax, or Tall Tax as well as the Gomti Snan Tax. In 1943, the Gayakwad state had abolished such tax and decided to put donation box for voluntary donation by the tourist toward maintains and development of the temple. Since then the funds have been collected for such caused with donation box, as well as by 2 representatives appointed by the Government.

Construction of Bhojnalaya and Vishranti Gruh for Tourist: more information

The Samiti has taken initiatives for the construction of the tourist complex near iskon gate of the city. The complex is spread across 5000 sq. meter land belongs to the Samiti. Estimated cost of the project is around INR 1.10 Crore

The complex is almost completed with funds from reserves of the Samiti, grants from Shri Pavitra Yatradham Vikas Board and through donation from Private sectors and individuals.

The complex has capacity of 75 seats in the canteen, and 200 seats Bhojnalaya on the ground floor, while the first floor consists of 5 dormitories, with installed capacity of 250 seats. The second floor has 16 attached bathrooms.

Generous contribution in form of donations requested from the devotees and the donors. There is also provision for putting up of the name plate for against the donation on various rooms and galleries of the complex.

Exemption from the Income Tax:

Shree Dwarkadhish Mandir Durasti and Vikas Fund, is a registered public trust. All the donations for the above mentioned projects are exempted from the Income Tax, under section 80 [G], of the Income Tax Act, 1961, vide circular no. CITA/SYS/63-D-169/2000-2001, subject to exemption limit specified under the act.
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