Ranchi: Taking a signal from the prasadam scheme managed from Tirumala Temple in Kerala, Hanuman Gadhi in Ayodhya and Baba Baidyanath Dham Temple in Deoghar, India Post Jharkhand Zone on Wednesday launched the Prasadam scheme for the Temple of Maa Chhinamasta Ramgarh.
Launching a Scheme from the Head of the General Postmaster Head, Jharkhand Zone Member (Personnel), Post Service Board, Mervin Alexander said: “This is a pleasure moment that our department will provide Prasad from one of the oldest temples of Jharkhand.
Residents throughout the country.
With The addition of the Chhinamasta Temple of Jharkhand, the total number of temples provided facilities to provide prasery from the temples to worshipers up to 57.
“The service was launched after the post India, the Hazaribag zone, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Maa Chhinamasta committee that managed the temple.
According to the scheme, each worshiper can get delivery of prasade houses from the Rajrappa temple by sending Wesel to support Postmaster, Gola Post Office.
Prasadam is available in two different numbers that include 200 and 500 grams of packages.
Because asked about the contents of the Package of Prasadam, the President of the Committee of Maa Chhinamasta Nyas, Ashesh Panda said: “The Prasadam package will consist of Maa Chinnamasta, Belpatra, Molly Thread, Peda.
We have made settings to package all these items in a special package that will be sent to The worshipers by speed.
“Alexander also handed over two packages of prasadam ordered by customers and sent by Gol Post Office as part of the inauguration of the service during the launch on Wednesday afternoon.
Speaking with Toi, Postal Zone Supervisor Hazaribagh, Rupak Kumar Sinha said: “The service has begun to keep Covid-19 times in mind where worshipers can get prasadam in front of their door without visiting the temple because the temple has closed a longer period of time.
This service will also help the temple and the post department get income.
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India Post to deliver Prasadam from Rajrappa Temple throughout the country
