Mumbai (Maharashtra): The Central Government tried to break ‘Ram-setu’ the bridge, in Arabian Sea, which is as old as more than one and a half million years, between India and Sri Lanka with a machine but the machine did not work. The Government is therefore, planning to demolish it with the help of explosives. So far about 3% bridge has been demolished; this was declared in the press conference held by Prof. Vyankatesh Abadev, Mahamantri of VHP.
‘Ram-setu’ does not belong only to India; but its historical significance is acknowledged by the whole world. The Government gives protection to Qutub Minar, Taj Mahal, Haji Ali Durgah but is very keen to demolish the ‘Ram-setu’ although it is known that its demolition can cause many problems. The Government is going to spend Rs. 2740 crores towards demolition of the ‘setu’.
Source: ‘Daily Sanatan Prabhat’
ASI says ‘parts of pre-existing temples converted into a mosque’ in scientific report on Bhojshala complex
Fanatics attack Hindus in Bangladesh’s Dhaka, 60 injured
‘Majority will become minority if conversions continue’ : Allahabad HC
Attempt to convert Hindus to Christianity in Prabhadevi, Mumbai
Vaishvik Hindu Rashtra Mahotsav strongly condemns the decision to ban worship in Bharatmata Temple in Sambhajinagar’s Devagiri Fort
Hindu activists demand ban on Film Maharaja for showing sadhus negatively; ‘Boycott Netflix’, ‘Ban Maharaj Film’ trend on X