The historic consecration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya was not just an event confined to the Indian subcontinent; its repercussions were far-reaching, sparking discussion and celebration. Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not hesitate to participate in religious ceremonies and showcase Indian culture on the world stage. Since assuming power in 2014 and introducing welfare schemes, he has consistently emerged as a leader who showcases India’s rich cultural treasures and passionately promotes India’s vibrant culture.
Indian politicians have long been under the influence of Western powers, distancing themselves from the country’s glorious Hindu culture. However, Narendra Modi has spearheaded efforts to project symbolic gestures that establish India’s rich customs, diverse cultural heritage, and deep ties to India’s culture and traditions.
He may walk to Kashi Vishwanath for blessings, participate in Ganga Aarti, wear a Rudraksha ‘Mala’, take a bath in the Ganges, meditate at Kedarnath, or have previously Things like bathing in the waters of Rameswaram and Guruvayur Kund resonate deeply with the common people. Visit Lord Ram. Prime Minister Modi is deeply identified with the Hindu faith, and these rituals resonate with his own beliefs and deep-seated spiritual beliefs, triggering an emotional uplift among the common people.
During the Puranpratishtha ceremony, people witnessed Prime Minister Modi bowing respectfully before Lord Ram and applying holy earth on his forehead. The Saints could not hide their emotions either, and their tears were clearly visible. Prime Minister Modi has consistently prioritized Indian culture at home as well as abroad, aiming to eradicate any vestiges of post-independence cultural inferiority.
Under the pretext of so-called secularism, certain marks, statues and symbols of the Mughals and British were left undisturbed for a long time. Reminiscent of the Somnath temple, restoration of foreign-infiltrated areas required careful attention. The government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, has undertaken the important task of preserving India’s rich cultural heritage over the past nine years. With the completion of the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor in Varanasi, Kashi and its surrounding areas experienced rapid development. This corridor allowed devotees to seek the blessings of the Kashi Vishweshwara Temple and impressed foreign tourists with the beauty of Varanasi and the purity of the Ganges River.
Kashmir’s 2,400-year-old Sharadapis, founded by Jagadguru Adi Shankaracharya, has opened to tourists after almost 70 years, marking a significant cultural revival. The Modi government has also initiated steps to restore the Advait Kendra in Omkareshwar in Madhya Pradesh to its former glory. The Mahakal Corridor in Ujjain is another example of the Modi government’s efforts to preserve India’s rich heritage.
Whenever Prime Minister Modi travels abroad, he makes it a point to visit various religious places associated with Indian culture to showcase India’s diverse traditions. His government’s efforts to retrieve Guru Granth Sahib from Afghanistan during a period of tension demonstrated the government’s dedication to the Sikh community.
The Modi government has started the custom of giving copies of the Bhagavad Gita as souvenirs to leaders and diplomats from various countries visiting India. Thanks to Prime Minister Modi’s efforts, June 21st has been recognized as ‘International Yoga Day’, and his intentions to spread Ayurveda include establishing ‘Ayush Mantralaya’ and allocating a budget of 3.05 billion rupees. Deserves praise.
Efforts to recover India’s looted treasures have been successful, with around 235 items representing a rich cultural heritage being returned. This shows Prime Minister Modi’s pride in India’s culture and heritage and underlines India’s growing influence in the world.
The Modi government installed the historic and sacred ‘Sengol’ in the Parliament House to symbolize the transfer of power, an act reminiscent of the Chola dynasty. Emphasizing Indian culture that promotes equality and peace, the government has consistently showcased, reclaimed and proudly celebrated India’s rich heritage on the world stage. Unfortunately, while the Congress leaders who ruled the country for several years subtly instilled a sense of cultural inferiority in the Indian psyche, the Modi government has decided to reclaim and celebrate India’s rich heritage globally. Successful.
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