If Hindus can unite and build the Ram Mandir, why isn’t it possible to rebuild temples elsewhere? – Ramesh Shinde, National Spokesperson, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

• 2 day state level temple conference in Bengaluru concludes

• More than 500 representatives of temples attend conference

Bengaluru : The inauguration of the Shri Ram Mandir and the installation of Shri Ram’s idol there is a striking example of what Hindus can accomplish with unity. In 2016, a pillar of the temple was found while repairing the minar in Raichur. Similarly, while renovating a mosque in Mangaluru, ruins of a temple were found there. Why won’t it be possible to build temples elsewhere in the same way as the Hindu organizations united and built the Ram Mandir asked Mr Ramesh Shinde, the national spokesperson of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti.

He was speaking at the State Level Temple Conference organized by Karnataka Devasthana-Matha mattu Dharmika Sansthegala Mahasangh (Federation of temples-monastaries and religious organisations, Karnataka) and Hindu Janajagruti Samiti on 16th and 17th December at ‘Gangamma Thimmaiah Inn & Convention Centre’, Bengaluru. H.H. Shri Shri Soumyanath Swamiji (of Adichunchangiri Math), H.H. Dr. Maharishi Guruji (of Bharatiya Sampradaya Trust), Advocate Ashok Haranhalli and H.H. Ramanand Gowda (of Sanatan Sanstha) inaugurated the conference.

Hindu Janajagruti Samiti successfully organised Two Days Temple Convention in bengaluru & 800+ TEMPLES Delegates attended this convention

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1.Govt should reserve funds for renovations of Ancient temples

2. Govt. Should utilise Temples Money only for development of Temples pic.twitter.com/HJ6iDM6ofI

— 🚩Mohan gowda🇮🇳 (@Mohan_HJS) December 17, 2023

Let’s resolve to implement dress code in 500 temples of the state! – Mohan Gowda, State Spokesperson, Hindu Janajagruti Samiti

Today there is an etiquette in every field. People have to wear a prescribed uniform to many places including police stations, government offices, schools. So there should be a dress code even when visiting Hindu temples. If the dress code is enforced for the temples, the devotees can get the full benefit of the Sattvikata (divinity) of the temples. Let us all unite and resolve to implement dress code in 500 temples in the state.

Messages of Saints

Messages by various Saints were shared with the attendees during the inaugural session. These included the video messages by Sri Sri Vidhushekhar Bharati Swamiji (Jagadguru Shankaracharya Dakshinamnaya Shri Sharada Peetha, Sringeri) and Srimad Jagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Raghavendra Bharati Swamiji of Ramchandrapur Mutt, and a message sent by Sachchidananda Parabrahman Dr Jayant Athavale (Founder, Sanatan Sanstha).

Kannada Sanatan Panchang 2024 App launched

On this occasion Kannada Sanatan Panchang 2024 app was launched by the dignitaries.

Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’s Kannada website launched

On this auspicious occasion, the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’s Kannada website was also launched by the dignitaries. Due to this, after English, Hindi, and Marathi, Kannada speaking nationalists and devout Hindus will also be able to get guidance in their mother tongue about the attacks on Nation & Dharma, unification of Hindus, etc. Along with this, they will be able to easily participate in the awareness campaigns conducted by the HJS website.

The Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has been functioning since the year 2007 and for the last 16 years, has successfully created awareness in the minds of millions of Hindus. Thousands of Hindus have also started contributing to the cause through the website. There are many Hindus working in various fields such as advocates, doctors, engineers, professors, industrialists, retired army officers, students who are a part of this. Not only India, but devout Hindus based in Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Britain, Sweden, America, Canada and many other countries have contacted the website. This is indicative of the faith that the Hindu community has about the Samiti’s mission.

Website Link : HinduJagruti.org/kannada