Konda Surekha invited to groundbreaking of ISKCON temple

Metro India News | Hyderabad 

Representatives from ISKCON have extended a formal invitation to Minister for Forest, Environment, and Endowments, Konda Surekha, to partake in the ground-breaking ceremony for the new ISKCON Cyberabad Temple and Maha Vantashala, which aims to provide sustenance to one hundred thousand individuals. This significant event is scheduled to take place on March 8 in Nalagandla.

The organisers acknowledged the essential role the Minister has played in securing land for this temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, highlighting that her support facilitated the swift organisation of the ground-breaking ceremony.

In her address at the event, the Minister commended ISKCON's contributions to both spiritual development and social service, with a particular emphasis on their food distribution programme for the underprivileged.

"I am pleased to have received an invitation to the ground-breaking ceremony of this substantial temple being constructed in our state. Furthermore, I kindly urge the organizers to extend invitations to the Chief Minister and other Ministers to join the ceremony," stated Konda Surekha.