
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari (Credit : India Posts English)
New Delhi – Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari stated, “There is no cleanliness in Hindu temples in the country. Even our Dharamshalas are not in habitable conditions”.
Gadkari further said that after going abroad, seeing the atmosphere of gurdwaras, mosques and churches there, I felt that our places of worship should be also in good condition. When I got an opportunity to do something about it, I built Rs 12,000 crore ‘Palkhi Marg’ in Maharashtra.
(Credit : HW News English)
Palkhi Marg in Maharashtra
(Credit : The Dawn)
| Editorial Viewpoint
When humans do not feel good in an unclean place, how will God feel good there ? Keeping in mind that God resides where there is cleanliness; Hindus must maintain cleanliness in temples. For this, it is necessary to give education to Dharma to Hindus. |
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