Veerabhadreshwara Temple inaugurated

Mullur, May 17: Sri Mahant Shivalinga Swamiji of Ankanahalli Tapovan Manehalli Mutt said that the construction of temples in rural areas will help in preserving the religious culture of the next generation. He was speaking at a religious program held as part of the puja mahotsava and temple inauguration of the newly constructed Sri Veerabhadreshwara Temple in nearby Shunthi village. He said that today's generation is immersed in mobile phones and social media, and in such a situation, religious activities like the construction of temples and the re-establishment of temples are taking place, which is a good development. Sri Shambhunath Swamiji of Adichunchanagiri Hassan Kodagu branch Mutt said that it is commendable that the construction of the temple of Sri Swami with the cooperation of donors and its inauguration to the society is a commendable development.

The religious program presided over by Shuthi Bharatkumar was attended by Taluk Vokkaligara Sangha President Muthanna, Kalale Krishnagowda, Hanakodu Thammaiah, Shunthi Muddappa, former G.P.M. President Vijay, Hanakodu Suresh, Excise Department DySP Chaitra and others. Various homa and puja rituals were held as part of the temple inauguration.

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