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Divine Janmashtami adornment of Lord Jugalkishor in Panna with diamond‑set flute
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 07:17 PM
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On Janmashtami, the deity Jugalkishor in Panna will be decorated with a lavish diamond‑encrusted flute, a spectacle expected to draw devotees from across the region.
Panna, a historic town in Madhya Pradesh, is preparing a special celebration for Janmashtami, the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna. The focal point of the festivities will be the deity Jugalkishor, a youthful representation of Krishna, which will be adorned with an opulent decoration.
According to local reports, the idol will be equipped with a flute studded with diamonds, the value of which runs into crores of rupees. The diamond‑set flute is intended to highlight the divine aura of the deity and enhance the visual splendor of the ceremony.
Authorities have arranged for the idol to be displayed in the main temple premises, where devotees are expected to gather for darshan. The event underscores the region's tradition of elaborate religious observances during Janmashtami, drawing both local worshippers and visitors from neighboring areas.
The temple management has emphasized that the adornment is part of a broader effort to honor the deity and preserve cultural heritage, while ensuring that the celebrations remain orderly and safe for all attendees.
The Janmashtami observance in Panna, featuring the diamond‑encrusted flute, is set to become a memorable highlight of the year's religious calendar.
According to local reports, the idol will be equipped with a flute studded with diamonds, the value of which runs into crores of rupees. The diamond‑set flute is intended to highlight the divine aura of the deity and enhance the visual splendor of the ceremony.
Authorities have arranged for the idol to be displayed in the main temple premises, where devotees are expected to gather for darshan. The event underscores the region's tradition of elaborate religious observances during Janmashtami, drawing both local worshippers and visitors from neighboring areas.
The temple management has emphasized that the adornment is part of a broader effort to honor the deity and preserve cultural heritage, while ensuring that the celebrations remain orderly and safe for all attendees.
The Janmashtami observance in Panna, featuring the diamond‑encrusted flute, is set to become a memorable highlight of the year's religious calendar.