Navi Mumbai – At a meeting held in Nerul, trustees from 25 temples passed a resolution to implement a dress code in their respective temples.
The gathering of temple trustees and representatives was organized by the Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh at the Mata Amritanandamayi Math in Brahmagiri, Nerul. The event was attended by Swami Avyayamritananda Puri, head of the Mata Amritanandamayi Math in Nerul, along with Sunil Ghanwat, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh Coordinator of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, and other dignitaries.
In unity lies our strength – Swami Avyayamritananda Puri
Our efforts have the blessings of Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi). It is crucial for everyone to unite. As the saying goes, ‘Sanghe Shakti Kaliyuge’ (In the age of Kali, strength lies in unity), we must set aside differences of caste and sect to come together.
Devotees must lead temple management – Shri. Sunil Ghanwat
Through the Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh, as many as 17,000 temples have been organized so far. Temples in the state face numerous challenges. The government has brought only Hindu temples under its control, but not mosques or churches. True and effective management of temples is possible only when they remain under the control of devotees. For this reason, temple trustees must remain united. To advance this goal, the fourth state-level conference of the Maharashtra Mandir Mahasangh will be held in Satara on March 22. Trustees are urged to attend in large numbers.
Additionally, Shri. Balwant Pathak of the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti informed participants about the upcoming festival ‘Shankhnaad Ramrajya Ka’, organized by the Sanatan Sanstha in Mumbai on May 23 and 24, and appealed to all to participate actively.
