Hyderabad: Narsingh Cloth Emporium has generously donated Rs 25 lakh for a new cultural and heritage project led by the Hare Krishna Movement in Hyderabad.
The upcoming project will feature a magnificent skyscraper temple and cultural center. The tower of this temple will be 430 feet (130 meters) tall. It will blend traditional Indian temple architecture with modern construction techniques.
This new landmark is set to become a cultural symbol for Telangana. It will be built on a six-acre campus that will also include temples dedicated to Radha Krishna and Srinivasa Govinda. The site is a Goshpada Kshetra, a land considered sacred by cows. The architecture of the project will draw inspiration from the Kakatiya, Chalukya, Dravidian, and other ancient styles. With its unique features, the project is expected to attract many visitors from both India and abroad.
Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa Prabhuji, the president of the Hare Krishna Movement in Hyderabad, expressed his gratitude for the donation. He emphasized the importance of such contributions in promoting cultural initiatives and highlighted the need for everyone to work together to preserve India’s rich spiritual heritage.
