Bero / Beror Pahar

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  J. Tatachari (guest)J. Tatachari (guest)

  This is known as Beror Pahar (hill of Bero). It shows three cliffs when viewed from the village, the highest one named Swarga Bati. On the day of Deepanwita i.e. Diwali, a servant from the mahal would climb this peak and light a big oil lamp which could be seen from the entire area. A large no of monkeys( Langurs) live onthe tree and the caves of the hill. In those days (in the sixties), during the Rama Navamee (April), people used to set fire on the dry leaves on hill of Panchakot(Panchet Pahar). The fire and smoke colld be seen from far off places. Some leopards used to stray into Bero Pahar at that time. The Raja of Kasipur would come in a Jeep to Bero for hunting these animals equipped with rifles and search lights. The young Mahaprabhu would also join him though it is doubtable whether hunting is permissible in Shri Vaisnava philosophy.

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  anaianai

  When I was a student in Bero High School in Class Eight, there was a great commotion one day among the students because there was a tiger in Beror Pahar that was visible from our school. I joined the crowd and just got a glimpse of the tiger before it went away. There were tigers in Senera Hill too earlier and I had heard many stories about tigers around Senera from my younger uncle. That was the only wild tiger that I had seen in our area before they became extinct.

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  raja achari (guest)raja achari (guest)

  Do you a photograph of Keshab Mandir. If yes, please post.

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  MUNNA ACHARI (guest)MUNNA ACHARI (guest)

  Please give your address i will send you.

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  MUNNA ACHARI (guest)MUNNA ACHARI (guest)

  Who is Raja Achari.Munna

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