Hyderabad, jan 20 (Hydnow): Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan visited the Hanuman temple in Khairatabad. The temple premises were cleaned and offered prayer to Lord Sitaram and Navagraha.
On the call given by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi for cleaning all the temples in the country in view of the opening ceremony of Ayodhya Ram mandir on January 22. In this background, Swachh Abhiyan was undertaken in the Hanuman temple.
Prime Minister Modi requested the people of the country to clean the temples across the country on the occasion of Prana pratishta of Sri Rama Mandir in Ayodhya. he called to clean all the shrines and temples in the country by January 22 and organize a cleanliness campaign. As part of this, it is known that the Prime Minister, who visited Nashik in Maharashtra on 12th of this month, cleaned the Sri Kalaram temple. (Hydnow)
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