###Mumbai to Witness a Grand Resolve for the Revival of Sanatan Dharma: Digambar Khushal Bharti Maharaj
Udaipur, : Revered spiritual leader Digambar Khushal Bharti Maharaj, who inspired thousands with the message of Sanatan Dharma during his Chaturmas in Udaipur three years ago, is set to begin his 17th grand Chaturmas in Navi Mumbai this year, carrying forward the mission of preserving India's timeless spiritual heritage.
Speaking at a press conference in Udaipur before his departure, Maharaj said that the sacred tradition of Chaturmas, initiated by Lord Dattatreya, has been faithfully observed by Hindu monks and ascetics for centuries. During these four holy months, saints remain at one place, following strict spiritual disciplines while offering continuous guidance to society.
He emphasized that Chaturmas is much more than a religious observance—it is a unique opportunity for society to receive the blessings and wisdom of saints, strengthening faith, culture, values, and spiritual consciousness. The period also serves as an important platform for dialogue between saints and devotees to preserve and promote Sanatan traditions.
Khushal Bharti Maharaj informed that the Chaturmas celebrations will be blessed by the presence of Jagadguru Shankaracharyas Nishchalananda Maharaj, Kailashananda Maharaj, and Avdheshananda Maharaj, along with saints representing all seven Akharas. For the first time, a Maa Lalita Amba Baglamukhi Mahayajna will also be organized during the event.
Grand Arrival in Navi Mumbai
The ceremonial Mangal Pravesh of Maharaj will take place on 27 July 2026, while the Chaturmas will continue until 22 November 2026 at Central Park, opposite Gurudwara, Sector-29, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.
The four-month spiritual congregation is expected to attract Peethadheeshwars, Mahamandaleshwars, Mahants, saints, monks, and devotees from across India and abroad. Organizers have also arranged daily Prasadi for nearly one to two lakh devotees throughout the event.
Four Months of Spiritual Celebrations
The Chaturmas Mahotsav will feature an extensive series of religious, spiritual, and cultural programmes, including:
Guru Purnima Mahotsav & Grand Bhajan Sandhya – 29 July
45-Day Daily Parthiv Shivling Worship & Abhishek – 29 July to 10 September
Maha Shiv Purana Katha by Acharya Shubham Vyas (Mathura) – 2 to 12 August
Janmashtami 56 Bhog Mahotsav – 4 September
11-Day Shwetark Ganapati Worship & Rituals – 14 to 27 September
Navratri Festival, Shrimad Devi Bhagwat Katha & Sahastra Chandi Path – 11 to 19 October
Shrimad Bhagwat Katha by Acharya Vishalmani – 28 October to 4 November
108-Kund Maa Baglamukhi Mahayajna – 12 to 22 November
Shri Ram Katha by internationally renowned storyteller Acharya Prem Bhushan Maharaj – 14 to 22 November
Grand Sant Sammelan and Mahabhandara – 22 November
Call for Universal Participation
The grand spiritual festival is being organized jointly by the Chaturmas Mahakal Sarv Samaj Seva Samiti, Mumbai, and the Sanatani Hindu Sangathan, Mumbai. The organizers have appealed to people from all sections of society to participate in large numbers, receive spiritual blessings, and contribute to the successful celebration of this historic religious gathering.
With lakhs of devotees expected to attend, the 2026 Chaturmas promises to become one of the country's most significant spiritual congregations dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and celebration of Sanatan Dharma.
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