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Swami Brahmaviharidas updated the Prime Minister about the next international centers of Baps Mandirs and Cultural in Bahrein, Paris, Dar Es Salaam, Johannesburg, Melbourne and Sydney
Swami Brahmaviharidas with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (BAPS)
Swami Brahmaviharidas or Baps Swaminarayan Sanstha with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his residence in New Delhi on April 10.
After offering to Garland and prayers, swami brahmaviharidas updated the prime minister about the future development of the abu dhabi mandir and the genus support of the ruler of abu dhabi, as well as the current upcoming international baps mandirs and cultural center in bahrain, paris, give salam, give Johannesburg, Melbourne and Sydney – All Guided and Inspired by HH Mahant Swami Maharaj.
The inspiring goodwill also lived in universal values that promote greater morality, national unity and spiritual harmony.
The Baps temple, opened by Prime Minister Modi, is the first traditional Hindu temple in the capital of the EAU, considered as a symbol of interreligious harmony and the cultural ties of India-Uae.
The Baps temple is located in the district of Abu Mureikhah, near the Abu Dhabi-Dubai road, and extends through the land endowed by the leadership of the EAU. The complex includes a visiting center, prayer rooms, exhibitions, learning areas, sports area for children and young people, thematic gardens, water features, a food court, books and gift shops and other facilities.
No iron or steel reinforcements have been used in the temple, which has been carved in stone, according to media reports. More than 20,000 tons of stone and marble have been sent from 700 containers to Abu Dhabi in the last three years. Flying ashes have been used to fill the base, replacing 55% of the cement in the concrete mixture, reducing the carbon footprint of the temple, said the spokesman to mandate previously.
In December last year, Prime Minister Modi praised the service dedicated by BAPS volunteers, a spiritual and voluntary communion, and asked them to make India a nation developed by 2047.
