Abu Dhabi temple priest receives copy of Ramayana

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Karnal, Updated At : 02:12 AM Oct 13, 2025 IST

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Under the ‘Har Ghar Valmiki Ramayana’ campaign, a copy of the epic was presented to Swami Uttam Nilai Maharaj, a priest at the BAPS temple in Abu Dhabi, by campaign coordinator Tajinder Singh Teji. The campaign was launched on March 6 this year by Union Minister of Energy and Urban Housing, Manohar Lal Khattar, at his residence in New Delhi.

Teji, a resident of Samora village in the district, said that the Ramayana was the world’s oldest epic and inspired everyone.

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