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About Shri Baglamukhi Mandir, NalkhedaShri Baglamukhi Mandir at Nalkheda, on the banks of the Lakhundar in Agar-Malwa, Madhya Pradesh, is held by long tradition to be a Mahabharata-era shrine and one of the principal Baglamukhi Pitambara peeths of Bharat. Maa Baglamukhi, the eighth Mahavidya, is the Devi of stambhan — the stilling of enemies — and of vaak-stambhan, the silencing of hostile speech. On Maha Ashtami, the peak night of Navratri, devotees come to seek her stambhan and her victory over the foe.
How the ritual is performedThe Navratri Ashtami stambhan sankalp is carried at the Baglamukhi Mandir, Nalkheda, in your naam-gotra, on Ashwin Shukla Ashtami, the Maha Ashtami of Navratri.
Why DivyachadhavaDevotees want the sankalp carried with care, a clear ritual, a clear video, and a clear naam-gotra spoken before Maa Baglamukhi at Nalkheda.
Navratri Ashtami, the Maha Ashtami of Sharad Navratri, is the peak night of the Devi, and Maa Baglamukhi is the Pitambara Mahavidya of stambhan, who stills the enemy. On this Navratri Ashtami of 18 October 2026, a stambhan sankalp is offered in your naam-gotra to Maa Baglamukhi at Nalkheda, for the enemy stilled, the slanderer silenced, a case won and the Devi’s shield.
