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Shree Kshetra Asalpha

Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Devasthana

Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Marg, Subhash Nagar, Asalpha, Ghatkopar (West), Mumbai - 400084

Namastetu Grama Aadi Shakti Dattatreya Durgambika Subhe|

Asalphasthite Jaganmaata Sarvesam Mangalam Kuru ||

About Our Temple

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In the year 1964 at Shree Kshetra Asalpha, "Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Devasthana" was eastablished. Since then, the Devasthana is managed by a Trust called "Shree Dattatreya Mitra Bhajana Mandali (R.)". The devasthana is located at Shree Datatreya Dugambika Mandir Marg, Subhash nagar, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai - 400 084. Our Devasthana is a Religious and Charitable trust and it comprises of five Deities Shree Adi Shakti Durgambika, Shree Dattatreya, Shree Nagashesha, Shree Anjaneya & Shree Chamundi Daiva. The divine power of these deities has spread far & wide for the betterment of the devotees. Numerous devotees irrespective of caste, creed & religion come together to offer their prayers at the Devasthana.

The Trust is committed towards social, religious & educational causes. We conduct various activities such as Medical & General Assistance for needy like free eye checkup, blood donation camp, health checkup & raise medical assistance to the needy, we extend Annadana Seva to all devotees and needy, we also encourage women empowerment, we impact cultural and traditional education to instill values and awareness among the youth, we distribute school books & other basic necessities to needy and underprivileged, we grant scholarship for deserving & poor children, we also provide Devasthana's open air ground & hall to the poor in concessional rate for Marriage & other occasions. In addition to these ongoing initiatives, we plan to renovate the temple and construct a Kalyana Mantapa in front of the temple, within which we intend to establish a free computer training centre, library, and reading room to promote learning and skill development.

We step forward & request all the devotees and well-wishers to extend their generous support and donations to help us achieve these noble objectives. With your cooperation, we are confident that our collective efforts will lead to success. Having come a long way, we were very proud to celebrate the Devasthana’s 50th glorious year. The Golden Jubilee Year (2014–2015) was celebrated with great pomp and devotion, concluding on 8th February 2015. During the fortnight-long celebrations, we organized several social, religious, and cultural programs. The Devasthana created history by organizing the ‘Naga Mandala Seve’ for the very first time in Mumbai, Maharashtra, marking a remarkable and cherishable milestone in our journey

The temple follows all traditional rituals and customs while maintaining cleanliness and discipline for the comfort of devotees.

Devasthana's History

Decades back about 300 years ago Devidas Maharishi used to worship Durgambika mata on the hills of Asalpha village. With time Devidas Maharishi got absorbed in the feet of God. In the year 1964 few people from Mangalore stayed at Asalpha Village, Subhash Nagar, Ghatkopar (w), after coming back from work these people used to utilise their spare time by performing bhajans. In the beginning, they used to worship Lord Shree Dattatreya. After several days, they decided to appoint an Archaka to perform pooja on a daily basis. One fine Saturday one of the members brought Shree Durga Mata's image, then they all started worshiping Shree Durga Mata as well. Days went on some more people joined them in performing bhajan and pooja. They then formed a Bhajana Mandali in the name of "Shree Dattatreya Mitra Bhajana Mandali"

One day while the archaka was performing mangalarti to Lord Shree Dattatreya and Goddess Shree Durgambika Mata, suddenly Durga Mata entered his body and said that "she appreciated their Bhajan and Pooja and that's why she has come to bless us all". All the members present there were scared and astonished. The next Saturday again the same incident happened while they were performing the mangalarti, but this time they questioned her Who are you & what do you need? for this she replied "that she has appreciated their Bhajan and Pooja and that's why she has come in 'SHILA ROOPA' she is situated in the hill in front of their chawl since time immemorial under sun and rain she requested them take her a place where she will help and protect people as she was becoming unholy in this hill now". Accepting this they informed her about their inability of not having sufficient funds and suitable place to make her shila sthapana.

They requested her to guide them on what should be done to meet her requirements. Shree Durga Mata replied that she has appreciated and accepted their Bhajana and come by herself, she would be satisfied in any condition they kept her. She asked them to meet the landlord of the place right in front of their chawl. She also said that, there is a Mango tree there they can place her 'Shaktishila'. Mandali members did exactly what Shree Durga Mata said. They met the landlord, Mr M.S.Khanna and narrated the whole incident to him, but he did not give them any reply. The next Saturday during devi darshana, mandali told Durga Mata that they had met the landlord, but he did not respond to their request, so Shree Durga Mata asked them, to request him once again. The mandali members approached him again, at this time he readily said ”I will not be able to provide the place situated near the mango tree but as donation from my behalf I shall give some other land” (the land where Devasthana is situated at present). They went back to Shree Durga Mata and said that he was not willing to give the land near the mango tree but was ready to provide some land instead. Shree Durga Mata agrees to this and blesses Mr. M.S.Khanna for this noble contribution and instructs the mandali to build the Devasthana in this donated place and then get her Shaktishila from the hills. She told them there are five shilas out of which the middle shila is her 'Shaktishila, and instructed then to perform her shilasthapna.

On 19 February 1965 the Devasthana was built and named "Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Devasthana". All the mandali members gathered and brought Durga Mata’s Shakti Shila from the hill with a grand procession and performed the Shakti Shila Prathishthapna. Since then regular and hi systematic pooja and devi darshana have been conducted every Saturday. Later, three other shakti peeta's were recognised to have their presence around the Devasthana which were Anjanaya, Naga Shesha and Daiva Chamundi. Now the Devasthana has five shakti peetas along with Dattatreya and Durgambika. The divine power of the deity has spread for the betterment of the people and huge number of devotees, irrespective of caste, creed, and religion, gather here to offer their prayers.

Our Divine Gods

Lord Dattatreya

Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Amma

The divine union of Lord Dattatreya (the combined form of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) with Goddess Durgambika Amma (the protective mother goddess). Together they represent the perfect balance of masculine and feminine divine energies.

Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Amma Pooja: Every Saturday
Lord Ganapathi

Lord Ganapathi

The remover of obstacles and the lord of beginnings. Worshipped first in all rituals and ceremonies.

Special Pooja: Ganesh Chaturthi
Rama Parivar

Laxman Seetha Rama Hanumanta

The divine family representing righteousness, devotion and loyalty. Lord Hanuman is the epitome of devotion.

Special Pooja: Ram Navami
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Temple Complex

Our beautiful temple complex provides a serene environment for meditation and prayer, away from the hustle of city life.

Open daily from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Nagashesha

Nagashesha

The divine serpent god who protects the temple and blesses devotees with prosperity and protection from evil.

Special Pooja: Nagara Panchami
Chamundi Daiva

Chamundi Daiva

The fierce form of Goddess Durga who destroys evil and protects devotees from negative energies.

Special Pooja: Every Sankranti and Last Saturday of Every Month

Seva Details

Annadana Seva

  • The Devasthana conducts Annadaan Seva every Saturday and during festivals. Devotees who wish to donate towards Annadaan can book their Annadaan Seva on the day and date of their choice by paying Rs. 7,001/-. They can book it for occasions such as birthdays, wedding anniversaries, or any other special events, including in loving memory of their dear ones. Devotees can also contribute towards Annadaan Seva either in cash or in kind.

Sashwata Pooja

  • Our Devasthana conducts "SHASHWATA POOJA" for devotees who pay Rs. 2001/- This Pooja will be offered annually in their name on their birthday or any other day of their choice. In the absence of the devotee the prasadam would be dispatched on their postal address.

Paniyara Seva

  • At our temple, Paniyara Seva to Goddess Chamundi is performed every month on the occasion of Sankramana. Devotees can offer a contribution of Rs. 501/- to participate in the seva and receive Theertha Prasada along with the divine blessings.

Seva Price List

Seva Name Price (₹)
Sarva Seva 25,001/-
Maha Pooja 15,001/-
Purna Alankara Seva 10,001/-
Deepalnkara Seva 7,001/-
Maha Naivedya 5,011/-
Alankara Seva 2,001/-
Navadurga Pooja 1,001/-
Pushpa Pooja 501/-
Durga Pooja 301/-
Dattatreya Pooja 301/-
Anjaneya Pooja 301/-
Gaddige Pooja 251/-
Kalasasthana 251/-
Laxmi Kayee 251/-
Prashne 201/-
Naga Tanu 151/-
Kumkum Archane Seva 101/-
Karpoora Aarati 51/-
Annadana 7,001/-
Shaswata Pooja 2,001/-
Dosha Nivarane (Single) 2,500/-
Dosha Nivarane (Family) 3,500/-
Chamundi Paniyera Seva(Only on Sankrant of every month) 501/-
2 Wheeler Pooja 251/-
4 Wheeler Pooja 501/-

All sevas are subject to availability. Please contact temple office for booking and more details or Book the Seva Online on Online Seva Booking .

Online Seva Booking

Devasthana Timings

Regular Daily Schedule

Morning Darshan 6:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
Temple Closure 12:00 Noon - 5:30 PM
Evening Darshan 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Morning Aarti 7:00 AM
Afternoon Aarti 10:30 AM
Evening Aarti 8:00 PM

Saturday Seva

Bhajan

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Maha Mangalarthi

8:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Devi Darshana

9:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Chamundi Darshana(Every Month Last Saturday)

9:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Annadana & Theertha Prasada

9:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Annadana served to all devotees

Mangalarathi & Mukthaya

10:00 PM

Please contact temple office for details.

Yearly Pooja and Programme’s Details

Shree Datta Jayanti

December

Special Pooja celebrating Lord Dattatreya's birth.

Navaratri

September/October

Nine nights of special pooja of the Navdurga.

Shree Hanuman Jayanti

March/April

Celebration of Hanuman Jayanti and Special Poojas.

Annual Mahapoojotsav

January

Grand annual celebration with Special Abhishekas, Homas and Cultural programs which starts from Abhisheka on Friday and Ends on Sunday with Chamundi Daiva Kola.

Ekka Bhajana

During Holi Festival

Devotional singing and bhajans chanting the name of God Vithhal and Rukmini which starts from 7:00 am of first day to 7:00 am of second day.

Shree Krishna Janmashtami

August

Celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna and Special Poojas.

There are many Pooja and Programmes like Haldi Kumkum, Angarika Sankasti, Satyanarayana Pooja, Guru Poornima, Ganesh Chaturthi, Narayani Guru Jayanti, Dassera, Kojagiri Poornima, Shani Pooja, Laxmi Pooja, Tulsi Pooja. Please check with temple for current year schedule.

Future Developments

Ratha Utsava

Ratha Utsava

Devasthana has planned to have a "Ratha Utsav" and "Pallaki Utsav" of Shree Durgambika Mata in a grand procession. Devasthana has also proposed to make a 'Kalyana Mantapa' where the underprivileged can perform marriage ceremony in concessional rates as per their budgeted limits.

Devasthana Renovations

Devasthana Renovation

Renovation of the Devasthana is also planned; it will be done as per 'Agamashastra'. The Devasthana will be constructed in Shila Maya (black Stone) as found in most of the Devasthana in Southern India.

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Contact & Location

Temple Address

Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Devasthana
Shree Dattatreya Durgambika Marg, Subhash Nagar
Asalpha, Ghatkopar(W), Mumbai-400084

Contact Details

Temple Office: 07777078349

Email: dattatreyambm@gmail.com

Office Hours

Monday - Friday 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Donations & Support

Your generous donations help us maintain the temple, conduct daily rituals, and organize annadana seva for the community.

Bank Account: Shree Dattatreya Mitra Bhajana Mandali
Bank: HDFC Bank
Account Number: 50200076361677
IFSC: HDFC0000239

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is photography allowed inside the temple?

Photography is allowed in the temple premises but not inside the Garba Gudi. Please respect the sanctity of the place.

Is there parking available?

Temple Ground parking is available near the temple. On Festival days, it's recommended to use public transport.

How can I participate in Saturday Annadana?

You can contribute groceries, vegetables or funds for the annadana. Please contact temple office before Thursday to coordinate.

Can we perform special poojas for personal occasions?

Yes, special poojas can be arranged for birthdays, anniversaries etc. You can also Book the Hall. Please contact Temple Office and Temple Bhat at least 2 days in advance.

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