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Odisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath Yatra

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Odisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath Yatra
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Niladri Bije is the only day of the year when Lord Jagannath is offered rasagola, known as 'khira mohan' in temple terminology.Though Niladri Bije is a century-old tradition in the temple, the state is observing 'Rasagola Dibasa' since 2015."Heartfelt best wishes on the holy Niladri Bije and Rasagola Dibasa. Lord Shri Jagannath's Niladri Bije is not merely a symbol of spiritual tradition, but a unique expression of Odia identity, culture, and devotion," Majhi said.Former chief minister and BJD president Naveen Patnaik said that, as per the tradition, Lord Jagannath will pacify the anger of Mahalaxmi by offering rasagola. Mother Laxmi is annoyed with the Lord for not taking her to the Rath Yatra."Heartfelt congratulations on the sacred Neeladri Bije and Rasagola Day.

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Odisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath YatraOdisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath YatraPublished on: Jul 27, 2026, 12:57:36 ISTPTIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Bhubaneswar, Odisha observed 'Rasagola Dibasa' on Monday, marking the return of the sibling deities, Lord Balabhadra, Devi Subhadra and Lord Jagannath, to their abode in the 12th-century shrine in Puri after the annual Rath Yatra.Odisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath YatraRasagola Dibasa is celebrated on 'Niladri Bije', the ritual of the deities' return to the temple, as they are ceremonially offered the sweet on this day.

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