PM Unveiled The 216 Feet Tall Statue Of ‘Statue Of Equality’

PM unveiled the 216 feet tall statue of the ‘Statue of Equality’ in Shamshabad Telangana.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday unveiled the 216 feet tall statue of ‘Statue of Equality in the memory of 11th-century Bhakti saint Sri Ramanujacharya in Shamshabad.

On this occasion, a child who came to seek blessings from Prime Minister Modi bowed down to him.

In fact, in this ceremony, a child who came to seek blessings from Prime Minister Narendra Modi lay down right near his feet.

Seeing him bowing down, the Prime Minister bowed down and raised him with both his hands.

The Prime Minister unveiled the statue and said, “Today the ‘Statue of Unity’ of another Sardar Saheb (Vallabhbhai Patel) is reiterating the oath of unity.

While Ramanujacharya’s Statue of Equality is giving the message of equality. This is the age-old feature of India as a nation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also offered prayers at a temple in Hyderabad ahead of the unveiling of a 216-feet tall statue of 11th-century social reformer and saint Ramanujacharya.

Before unveiling the statue, the Prime Minister performed Vedic rituals and offered prayers at the Yagyasala.

After PM Modi, President Ram Nath Kovind will unveil the golden statue of Sant Ramanuja, which weighs 120 kg, in the inner chamber on February 13.

This statue of Vaishnava saint Sri Ramanujacharya, located in a grand temple complex spread over 45 acres at Shamshabad on the outskirts of Hyderabad.

This is the second tallest statue in the world in a sitting posture.

It is constructed from ‘Panchloha’, in which five metals – gold, silver, copper, brass, and zinc have been used.

Its height is 216 feet. The Buddha statue in Thailand is the tallest. The height of the Buddha statue is 302 feet.

The Anti-Neet bill will be sent again to the Governor in Tamil Nadu, political parties agree.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has accused Governor RN Ravi of not fulfilling his constitutional duty.

The governor did not forward the state’s anti-NEET bill to the Center for the assent of the President.