Mangaluru: In the first temple, Kukke Sri Subrahmanya, who witnessed a large number of footsteps, will observe the Swachhata Day in all Ekadashis.
Under Swachha Mandira Seva Abhiyana, the temple management will do Swachhata (cleanliness) of the drive in the afternoon in all Ekadashis with the support of worshipers, temple committees, staff, and units of NSS / Scouts nearby.
More than 1,000 volunteers will clean the temple and premise of the city of the temple in Ekadashis in the future.
President Committee Managing Temple Mohanram Sulli told TII that Abhiyana aims to create awareness about cleanliness among worshipers.
“We have launched this scheme by involving temple staff, educational institution students, and other organizations.
The worshipers will also be given the opportunity to participate in this Swachchata trip as SEVA (community service) during Ekadashis.
We have released the calendar of the Swachchata event to be taken at Ekadashis until March next year.
At least two days Ekadashi is in a month.
At that time, the drive will be held between 14:00 and 3:30, “he explained.
At present, worshipers offer ‘Urulu Seve’ at the temple as part of their oath, he said.
“In the future, the Swachchata Seve can also be part of their adequacy.
Besides keeping a clean temple place, it will also provide opportunities for worshipers to offer voluntary services.
The response to the first Swachchata campaign, which has just been held, good.
Minister of Fisheries Angara and Dakshina Kannada MP Nalin Kumar is part of the first drive, “he said.
The temple, which is located at the foot of West Ghats foot, recently held a ‘Hasiru Kukke’ campaign by planting 2,000 puppies in 14 locations in Kukke Village.
Kukke Temple to observe Swachhata Day in Ekadashis
