Our Heritage & Mission

परिचय एवं समिति

Shri Jeen Dham Temple

Akhand Jyoti

Since Inception

Divine Heritage

श्री जीणधाम, रसूलपुर का पावन इतिहास

Shri Jeen Dham in Rasoolpur is a sacred place of worship dedicated to Maa Durga, manifested as Jeen Bhavani. For generations, this temple has stood as a beacon of hope, faith, and miracles for thousands of devotees who visit from across the region.

It is believed that those who come with a pure heart and seek the mother's blessings never return empty-handed. The temple complex radiates an aura of immense peace and spirituality. Every year, during the Chaitra and Ashwin Navratri, the temple transforms into a grand festival of devotion, featuring Akhand Kirtan, elaborate Shringar, and Maha Bhandaras.

Daily Aarti
Community Sewa

श्री जीणधाम सेवा समिति (रजि.)

"मानव सेवा ही माधव सेवा है" - Service to humanity is service to God.

The Shri Jeen Dham Sewa Samiti is a registered charitable trust dedicated to managing the temple's daily operations and spearheading various social welfare initiatives. Founded with the blessings of Maa Jeen, the committee ensures that the temple remains not just a place of worship, but a vibrant hub of selfless service.

Our key initiatives include operating a large-scale Gaushala (cow shelter), providing daily Annadaan (free meals to all visitors), running free medical camps for the underprivileged, and supporting the education of children in rural areas. The trust operates transparently, driven purely by the donations and voluntary service (Shramdaan) of the devotees.

समिति के सम्मानित सदस्य

Our Dedicated Trustees & Committee

अध्यक्ष

Shri Mahabir Prasad Dhaka

President

Shri Raj Pal

Chief Advisor

Shri Hari Prasad

Vice President

Shri Om Prakash

Chief Patron

Shri Anil Kumar Poddar

Prime Motivator

Shri Bajarang Lal

Vice Secretary

Shri Jagdish Singh

Secretary

Shri Madan Lal Dhanka

Treasurer

Shri Ranjeet Singh Shekhawati

Vice Treasurer

Shri Naveen Sharma

Information Officer

संरक्षक

Shri Jagdish Prasad Dhaka

Chief Coordinator