North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: The faith of us Indians is amazing. We book train tickets months in advance, travel long distances and stand in queues for hours to have the darshan of Lord Venkateswara (Tirupati Balaji) at Tirumala in South India. But just think, what if that holy place comes to your own city Patna?
Yes, this dream is now going to come true. A news has come from the corridors of politics and faith of Bihar, which has won everyone’s heart. Nitish Kumar government has completely cleared the way for construction of Tirupati Balaji temple in Patna, that too with a historic decision.
Gave 10 acres of land for just 1 rupee!
We often hear that land prices are skyrocketing, but the government has opened both its treasury and heart for the work of religion. The news is that the state government has decided to build a temple in Patna. 10 acres of land Has given. And the price? You will be surprised to know 1 rupee (as security/lease).
This land will not be for 30 or 40 years, but for the entire 99 years Has been given on lease. It means clearly that now no one can stop a grand and huge temple from being built here.
Where will this divine abode be built?
The first question in people’s mind is where will this temple be located in Patna? According to information, this land Bihta-Sarmera Road (Dumri Mauza) Is given near. A little away from the hustle and bustle of the city, so that devotees can meditate on the Lord in peace. This place will develop as a big religious tourist spot in the coming times.
Elderly people will get great relief
The biggest benefit of this decision will be to the elders of our house. It is not everyone’s cup of tea to undertake a long journey to South India at an advanced age. Now people of Bihar, Jharkhand and surrounding states will be able to easily go to the court of ‘Balaji’ with their wishes.
It is said that where religion works, development follows automatically. The construction of this temple in Patna will not only strengthen the faith but will also increase employment and tourism in the area. So get ready, soon the cheers of “Govinda Govinda” are going to echo in the winds of Patna.
