The longest road on this radio, from Delhi up to Katra, with Mata's bhajans playing. This channel has four moods — Vaishno Devi bhents, and bhajans of Durga and Kali Maa.
Listen to this channelFree • no ads • around the clockDelhi to Katra is about 640 kilometres and takes roughly eleven hours on NH 44, the longest drive on this radio. The road passes Panipat, Ambala, Ludhiana and Jammu before reaching Katra.
The real journey begins at Katra. It is around thirteen kilometres of climbing to the Bhawan, and the call of Jai Mata Di carries the whole way up.
The shrine is in a cave on the Trikuta hills in Reasi district, Jammu. There is no idol in the sanctum but three pindis — Mahakali, Mahalakshmi and Mahasaraswati — and the Mata is worshipped in those three forms.
Ardhkuwari lies partway up, with the narrow Garbh Joon cave. Above the Bhawan is the temple of Bhaironnath, and tradition holds that the yatra is not complete without darshan there. Navratri is the busiest time on the track.
There are four moods. Jai Mata Di brings everything together. Mata ka Bulawa carries the Vaishno Devi bhents, Durga holds the compositions for Durga Maa, and Kali Maa the bhajans addressed to her.
It suits a jagran, and it suits leaving on through the nine nights of Navratri.
Yes, that is what the channel was built for. It can run Mata's bhajans without a break across all nine days.
Yes, Kali Maa is its own mood carrying only the bhajans addressed to her.
Some owners block their video from playing on other websites. Those are skipped automatically and the next bhajan starts.
Yes, from anywhere in the world. The screen keeps showing your own country's time.