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    Many Come Forward to Help Restore Ancient Temples

    A Hyderabad businessman, RK Jain, is on a mission to restore ancient temples. After his interview was published in The Hans India, many people have come forward to support his cause.

    Ravi Kumar, chairman of the All India Old Temples Renovation Trust Board, said that the response has been overwhelming. People from different backgrounds are eager to help in preserving these historic temples. He also mentioned that a well-known businessman and politician from the state reached out to appreciate Jain’s efforts. The interview about RK Jain’s dedication to temple restoration was published on February 28.

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    One of the major contributions came from Jasmat Patel, Chairman of the Love for Cow Foundation. He donated Rs 5 lakh to support RK Jain’s mission. On Thursday, Patel, along with Kamlesh Maharaj, Mahendra Singhi, Ridesh Jagirdar, and AB Krishna Das, handed over the cheque to Jain.

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    Additionally, renowned Indian archaeologist Ravinder Singh Bisht has assured his full support for the conservation of ancient temples. Bisht is well known for his research on the Indus Valley Civilisation and his efforts in preserving Indian monuments. Another strong supporter is Padma Shri awardee Dr. Velu Anandachari, an expert in traditional temple sculpture and Indian temple architecture. He has also pledged his assistance to Jain’s noble work.

    Ravi Kumar emphasized the importance of more philanthropists joining the cause. He explained that he can restore only three or four temples a year due to the time and effort required. However, with more people supporting the initiative, many more temples can be conserved and renovated.

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