Petrol Pump Mandir - Hindu temple in Delhi - North, India

organisms trapped in sediments as they were deposited on the sea-bed. Some scientists believe that when an accumulation of sedimentary rocks in the ocean depths is compacted, the pressure generates heat which transforms the decaying matter into tiny droplets of oil. Others think that oil may have formed relatively rapidly after the organisms were trapped in the sediments and that heat or pressure were not necessary to the process. Oil formation in sedimentary rocks has been going on since the beginning of geological time and is probably continuing today, and unlike many other minerals which require special conditions for their occurrence, oil can be found in many different rocks of various ages and is very widely distributed. Wherever there are areas of marine sedimentary rocks such as mudstone, shale, sandstone or limestone oil may be found in some of the strata. The oil is trapped in the pore-spaces of the rocks and thus rocks such as sandstone with a high proportion of spaces are most likely to contain oil. Compacted mud and shale have very tiny pore spaces which either prevent the presence of oil or make it very difficult to obtain, e.g. from oil shales, if it is present.

Divine experience

Nice temple

Loved the temple it's the bestest temple ever

One of the most rare temple which have maa kali statue in it.. Wonderful

Known as mata vaishno devi mandir, gulabi bagh is the biggest temple in the vicinity,spread over 2 floors with ample parking space.

SATVIK TEMPLE WITH SPIRITUAL VIBRATION

The largest temple around this area. The place is loacted on the side of main road but you will always find peace and calmness in the temple. Do spend few minutes in front of Mata Durga on the first floor.