“The hidden message in PM Modi’s spiritual sojourn in the South ahead af Ram Mandir consecration”, The Commune Mag, January 18, 2024:
“In a recent visit that has sparked curiosity and contemplation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a spiritual journey, making stops at iconic religious sites across India. From Nashik in Maharashtra to Lepakshi in Andhra Pradesh to Guruvayur and Thriprayar in Kerala to Srirangam in Trichy, Tamil Nadu the Prime Minister’s itinerary has raised curiosity about the intersection of religion and politics.
His visit to Guruvayur in Kerala on 17 January 2024, and the Srirangam visit on 20 January 2024 in particular, have ignited discussions about the more profound message behind these pilgrimages.
The Prime Minister’s pilgrimage began in Nashik, at the Kalaram temple which is located in the Panchavati area along the banks of the river Godavari. Panchavati holds a unique significance, being the location where several pivotal events of the Ramayana unfolded. Lord Ram, Sita Devi, and Lakshmana resided in the Dandakaranya forest, situated within the Panchvati region, for a span of a few years. This Panchavati region sees its association with the Aranya Kandam of the Ramayana. It is also said that Shoorpanaka, Ravana’s sister’s nose was cut off here…..”
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