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Chit Sabha | Raj Sabha | What do you think is the reason for Ayodhya Ram Mandir issue?
Recent news have been reported by multiple media sources that donations worth over tens of millions of Rupees have be embezzled from the Grand Ayodhya Ram Temple. The temple's daily donations reportedly plummeted from Rs 12-14 lakh to less than Rs 1 lakh. The temple is one of India's richest, with over Rs 327 crore collected in the last financial year. There are multiple debates and discussions ongoing as to what could be responsible for this.
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Lets take a look at the larger picture and the current statistics Today over 110,000 Hindu temples in just 10 states of India are not in the control of Hindus themselves and over tens of thousands of acres of temple lands have been lost due to illegal encroachment. For the last many years – over 11,999 Hindu temples do NOT have enough money even to perform a single ritual due to the deliberate looting and destruction of Hindu temples by Anti Hindu elements. The loss of Hindu temples is estimated over decades to be in hundreds of millions of Dollars. Unfortunately though, as Hindu temples and the temple driven ecosystems are being assaulted and systematically dismantled - Hindus remain silent. The SPH is the last and only standing, unapologetic voice for Hindus, with the nearly 5 decades of hard work, The SPH has revived over 400+ temple ecosystems in over 150 countries and is continuing this great revival through the world's first nation for Hindus – KAILASA, and through this revival The SPH is bringing awareness about this issue at large, to the Hindu community.
Results
51 votes- Hindu temples are not under the control of Hindus70.6% · 36
- Hindus are not educated enough about Hindu temples and Hinduism66.7% · 34
- The next generation is moving away from Hinduism58.8% · 30
- Hindu Gurus who are the backbone of the Hindu Civilization, are being targeted and persecuted against the revival of Sanatana Hindu Dharma.Most votes84.3% · 43
People could pick more than one option, so each percentage is the share of voters who picked that option and together they can add up to more than 100%.
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