Sharvani Devasthan

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Sharvani Devasthan is the temple of Shri Devi Sharvani (Sharavani) and Vetoba (Vetal). It is located near the town of Bicholim in North Goa district in the Indian state of Goa. Vetoba is worshipped in the form of Shiva (Siva). [1]

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Location

The temple is situated in Salgaonwada of Adavalpal village. The original temple of Goddess Sharvani was located at Saligaon.

Devotee

The deity is the patron deity of Salgaonkar, Prabhus, Naiks, Shenai/Sinai s (Shenoys), Dhonds and Petkars.

Notable people

15°38′18″N73°54′9″E / 15.63833°N 73.90250°E / 15.63833; 73.90250

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References

  1. "Sharvani Temple, Advalpale in Bicholim, Goa".