KATHMANDU: This morning, President Ramchandra Paudel and First Lady Sabita Paudel went to the Dakshinkali Temple, where they prayed to the goddess Dakshinkali Mata and accepted tika and prasad from the priest. One of the most significant Shaktipeeths, or goddess temples, in the Kathmandu Valley, is the temple, which is situated in the Dakshinkali Municipality to the south of the capital.
A popular destination for pilgrims, the Dakshinkali Temple draws a lot of people, particularly during the Dashain celebration.
While he visited there, Dakshinkali Municipality Mayor Mohan Basnet provided an overview of the damage caused by the most recent floods to the temple region. He pleaded with the President to support the efforts being made in the area for reconstruction and to help provide aid to the victims.
The Dakshinkali Temple is a popular destination for devotees, drawing a lot of people, particularly during the Dashain celebration.
Mohan Basnet, the mayor of Dakshinkali Municipality, gave a summary of the damage done to the temple area by the most recent floods while he was there. He implored the President to assist in providing relief to the victims and to back the reconstruction initiatives taking place in the area.
In order to maintain continuous traffic flow, Basnet further emphasized how urgently the highways between Makwanpur and Kathmandu must be rebuilt.
The area's landslides and floods have caused property losses, which President Paudel lamented. He promised to raise the government's attention to the problems surrounding the temple area, including road construction and assistance for the victims, to the mayor and other local officials.
President Paudel was greeted warmly by the residents and members of the temple management committee when he arrived at the Dakshinkali Temple, demonstrating how much the community respected and valued his visit.kshinkali Municipality, Mohan Basnet, presented an overview of the damage caused by recent floods in the temple area. He urged the President to facilitate relief for the victims and support the reconstruction efforts in the region.
Basnet also highlighted the urgent need to reconstruct the roads connecting Kathmandu and Makwanpur to ensure uninterrupted traffic flow.
President Paudel expressed his sorrow over the property losses due to the floods and landslides in the area. He assured the mayor and local officials that he would bring the government's attention to the issues surrounding the temple area, including road construction and aid for the affected victims.
Upon his arrival at the Dakshinkali Temple, President Paudel received a warm welcome from locals and officials from the temple management committee, underscoring the community's respect and appreciation for his visit.
