Gopal Mandir Jhabua
About Gopal Mandir Jhabua
Gopal Mandir is a Hindu temple and religious institution located in Gopal Colony, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh. Established in 1970 with the instrumental involvement of Vishwanath Trivedi (Mota Bhai) and devoted community members, the temple is associated with three venerated spiritual figures: Ramshankar Jani (Bade Bapji), Ghanshyam Jani (Chhote Bapji), and Ravikantaben Jani (Gopal Prabhu). The temple complex includes the Shri Gopal Vachanalaya library, which contains approximately 20,000 books covering religion, culture, history, and literature. Regular religious programs are conducted, including daily aartis and an annual four-day festival held in May featuring temple decoration, devotional programs, and community meals. The temple also hosts cultural and educational gatherings.
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