Shadani Darbar

Shadani Darbar is a prominent Hindu temple and Sindhi community shrine located in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Dedicated to Sant Shadaram Sahib, it serves as a spiritual and cultural centre for devotees. The white-marble complex features a prayer hall, sanctum and community spaces. Known for daily aarti, festivals and charitable activities, it attracts visitors seeking darshan, peaceful surroundings and insight into Sindhi religious traditions in central Chhattisgarh.

Visitors can expect a clean, white-marble temple complex with a central prayer hall, sanctum with the deity and images of Sant Shadaram Sahib, and open courtyards for gatherings. The atmosphere is calm and devotional, with daily aarti, bhajans and community prayers. Facilities include seating areas and halls used for religious discourses and festivals. The site is accessible within the city and is visited for darshan, sightseeing and experiencing Sindhi cultural traditions.

Shadani Darbar in Raipur is associated with Sant Shadaram Sahib, a revered saint of the Sindhi community. The original Shadani Darbar was established in Sindh. Following the partition, devotees established branches in India, including the Raipur Darbar, which has since served as a centre for preserving Sindhi religious traditions and community heritage.

The Darbar is a major cultural and religious centre for the Sindhi community in Chhattisgarh. It hosts daily prayers, spiritual discourses, and festivals such as Cheti Chand and Guru Nanak Jayanti, and functions as a gathering place for community events, charitable meals and cultural programs.