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Saint Rudranath reached Anantnag: Administration prevented him from worshiping in Martand Sun Temple
Peethadhishwar Rudranath Mahakal Vishal Maharaj of Rashtriya Anahad Mahayog Peeth, located in Navlapura village of Dang area, was stopped by the Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday from offering prayers at the ancient Martand Sun Temple in Anantnag. Later Saint Rudranath took out Prabhat Pheri Sankirtan and offered prayers at the deserted houses of the displaced Kashmiri Pandits of Anantnag. Let us tell you that on Tuesday, on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Adi Guru Shankaracharya, Saint Rudranath had announced to perform Rudrabhishek of Lord Shiva in the ancient Martand Sun Temple. For this, Saint Rudranath had reached Anantnag on Tuesday with a group of about four dozen Pandits. But the Jammu and Kashmir administration did not allow worship at the temple citing security reasons and restrictions on religious activities since the temple is under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Saint Rudranath has strongly objected to the administration’s ban on worshiping in the temple. Saint Rudranath said that the purpose of worshiping him in the temple is to awaken the consciousness of Maa Bharti, to establish Sanatan Dharma and to develop an atmosphere of peace and love among the displaced Hindus from Kashmir.
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Bharatpur News: When the responsible did not listen to the complaint, the villagers themselves were building the road
This village is situated on Bharatpur-Karauli border- Saint Rudranath Mahakal told that Navlapura, Danda village, Gyani Ka Beda, Ghazipur, Kolhupura, Tali, Ghunaini etc. villages are located on the Bharatpur-Karauli border. Even after 75 years of the country’s independence, this village is deprived of basic facilities like roads. Whose main roads are rough and have to travel on foot. The situation is that pregnant women are brought to Bayana hospital for delivery, then due to these routes the woman gives birth on the way. On the other hand, the villagers have to come earnestly from the village for everyday work, facing extreme difficulties in transportation. Due to lack of road, the journey of half an hour has to be covered in 2 hours. On the other hand, people in these villages shy away from getting their daughters married and their condition becomes miserable during the rainy season.
Sun Temple, Shankaracharya hosted prayer on Adi Shankaracharya Jayanti
Srinagar : Special prayer was reported to be held on the occasion of Adi Shankaracharya’s visit to Kashmir. While one ceremony was reported from Srinagar’s Shankaracharya temple, the other took place at the ruins of the ASI-protected Martand temple.
News aggregator ANI said the prayer was part of a five-day event organized by One India Strong India in collaboration with the civil administration and various religious and social groups of Kashmiri Hindus. “Around 200 saints from South India are camping in Srinagar,” the news agency said. Organizer Vidhu Sharma said Shankaracharya’s visit “contributed greatly to the philosophical and spiritual revival of Hinduism” and that in Kashmir, he “engaged in debate with scholars”.
