Bengaluru: The Chairman of the Minister of Balasavaraj Bommai on Monday directing officials to revive the planned Anubhava Mantapa proposed in Basavakalyan, an important pilgrimage center for the dominant linglayat community in Bidar Regency.
He asked them to improvise with a larger digital library and auditorium to provide direct experience to the younger generation about the function of ‘first religious parliament’.
CM held a meeting with officials to oversee the progress associated with perpetuating the works of historic figures, including the Social Reformer of the Basaveshwara and Warrior Sangolli Rulanna.
An official statement said Anubhava Mangapa will appear in the area of 101 hectares.
The philanthropist has contributed 11.2 hectares of land and the remaining 69 hectares will be obtained from farmers.