What body part of goddess Sati fell on Dakshineswar Kali temple and Kalighat Kali temple of 20 km from each other?
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the body of your question does not correspond to the title of your question. Unclear what you are asking.– Swami VishwanandaAug 2, 2018 at 13:47
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1Which is ur real question? the one in the body or the one in the title? both are entirely different questions. Pls edit to make it clear.– RickrossAug 2, 2018 at 14:42
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@YDS You should not change the question entirely without knowing what the actual question of the OP is. We don't know what is their original question. Don't d such edits which conflict witth OP's intent. That is the most important thing. You should at least leave a comment and a reason what steps OP should take next as they are new to site. We should not edit as we wish.– SarvabhoumaAug 2, 2018 at 18:24
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@Sarvabhouma look at tags and Q body..the appropriate title was not chosen..It's better to make new user's Q more clear than closing it..– YDSAug 3, 2018 at 1:20
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@YDS New users don't know how to tag questions or write questions on the first day itself. Those tags could be used for mantra question too. Just look at the tags. They are still wrong. We should know which question they want to ask first and then edit. Knowing their intent is important first. It's fine to put on hold because it doesn't take much effort to roepen again.– SarvabhoumaAug 3, 2018 at 1:56
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In the Kalighat temple region the fingers (some source says only 4 fingers) of Devi's right foot fell. Here the Devi is called Kalika and the Bhairava is called Nakuleswara.
Here is a relevant verse:
Nakulishah kalipithe dakshapadaanguli cha me |
Sarvasiddhikari devi kalika tatra devata ||
Source is one the Devi related books that I have. Same thing is stated in the hard copy Panjika that I have too. I am not sure which scripture is the source of the above verse though.
Note- "Dakshapadanguli" means "fingers of the right foot".
