“Kashi has been the center of spiritual gravity of our country for thousands of years,” says Governor Ravi

The governor of Tamil Nadu, Rnravi, launches the book “Kashi Kumbabishekam” in a function held in Chennai on Wednesday. | Photo credit: Mr. Raghunathan

The governor of Tamil Nadu, RN Ravi, said on Wednesday that Kashi has been the spiritual center of the severity of India for thousands of years and that Tamil people have played such an important role in maintaining their glory.

Launch of the book entitled ‘Kashi Kumbabishekam‘He is the author of Subbusundaram, a pattern of several temples, in Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Chennai, Mr. Ravi said that almost 40,000 Tamiles have made Kashi his home. “We know that Bharat was created by our Rishis, who not only gave us Sanatana Dharma but also created institutions throughout the country. These institutions remained largely due to people, especially the commercial and business community. In Sanatana Dharma, creating wealth is a duty and the responsibility of all, not for selfish reasons, but for sharing it with others in a dharmic way, ”he said.

“For a long period, we suffer from foreign occupation. But unfortunately, even after independence, we lost direction. Bharat’s central force as Rashtra was none other than Sanatana Dharma … It was built on Dharmic principles. When you deny these principles and ignore the institutions that nourish those principles in everyday life, attention will go to another place, ”he said.

S. Gurumurthy, editor of Thuglak magazine, said Nagurathars donated a sum of ₹ 25,000 in the 1870s, out of profit through his trade, to the Kashi Vishwanath temple for daily bids. In his speech, Ar.L. Sundaresan, an additional attorney, reminded his father and the former judge of the Supreme Court, Art Lakshmanan, the association with the author.

V. Kamakoti, director, Iit Madras spoke about Kashi Tamil Sangamam 3.0 and said that the relationship between the people of Tamil Nadu and Kashi should grow even more. In his speech, Mr. Subbusundaram explained how he had overcome several challenges by organizing the consecration of the Kashi Vishwanath temple. N. Ravi, president, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Chennai Kendra and Pichai Gurukkal de Pillayarpatti were among others present.