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Lakshmi-Ganesh on currency notes: Kejriwal writes to PM Modi 

"Tremendous support has been received on this issue. There is massive enthusiasm among the people and everyone wants this to be implemented immediately," Kejriwal claimed.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who created a political flutter with his appeal to incorporate images of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha on currency notes, has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushing forward the demand.
Claiming that the Indian economy was not in good shape, Kejriwal had on Wednesday said the country needed a lot of effort to get the economy back on track along with the "blessings of our gods and goddesses".
It's a wish of 130 crore Indians that there should a picture of Mahatma Gandhi on one side of currency notes and the photos of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi on the other side, he wrote in the letter on Thursday.
"Tremendous support has been received on this issue. There is massive enthusiasm among the people and everyone wants this to be implemented immediately," Kejriwal claimed.
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The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener said in the letter that Indian economy is passing through a very bad phase and India and is listed among developing countries despite 75 years of Independence.
"On the one hand, all countrymen need to work hard and on the other, we also need blessings of the deities so that our efforts bear fruits," Kejriwal wrote.
The country will progress only with a confluence of correct policy, hard work and blessings of the gods, he said.
Kejriwal's demand has evoked sharp reactions from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which called it an unsuccessful attempt to hide the "ugly anti-Hindu face" of the AAP in view of upcoming elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh.

The Qutub Minar complex is home to many Hindu and Jain idols. 'Ulta Ganesh' and 'Ganesh in cage', two such idols, were the subject of a letter sent by the National Monuments Authority (NMA) to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The letter says the idols should be given a 'respectable' place at the NMA as the Authority’s chairman says the current 'placement of the idols is disrespectful'.
According to NMA chief and BJP leader, Tarun Vijay, the placement of the idols is near the feet of the mosque visitors. Vijay also said that after Independence, statues of British rulers were removed from prominent places and names of roads changed to remove traces of colonial past. The same should be done for the Mughal cultural genocide by righting the wrongs.
The idols were allegedly taken after demolishing 27 Jain and Hindu temples built by Anangpal Toman. 
In December 2021, a Delhi court had rejected a petition seeing the restoration of Hindu and Jain deities and the right to worship within the Qutub Minar complex. The judgement was appealed and will now be heard on May 11. 

National Museum Authority writes to Archaeological Survey of India, wants Ganesh idols out of Qutub Minar complex

The National Museum Authority in a letter to the Archaeological Survey of India has asked for two Ganesh idols to be removed from the Qutub Minar complex and be housed in the museum

National Museum wants Ganesh idols out of Qutub Minar

The Qutub&nbsp;Minar&nbsp;complex is home to many Hindu and Jain idols. 'Ulta&nbsp;Ganesh' and 'Ganesh&nbsp;in cage', two such idols, were the subject of a letter sent by the National&nbsp;Monuments Authority (NMA) to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The letter&nbsp;says the idols should be given a 'respectable' place at the NMA&nbsp;as the current 'placement of the idols is disrespectful'.
According to NMA&nbsp;chief and BJP&nbsp;leader, Tarun&nbsp;Vijay, the placement of the idols is near the feet of the mosque visitors. Vijay&nbsp;also said that after Independence, statues of British rulers were removed from prominent places and names of roads changed to remove traces of colonial past, the same should be done for the Mughal&nbsp;cultural genocide by righting the wrongs.
The idols were allegedly taken after demolishing 27 Jain and Hindu temples built by Anangpal&nbsp;Toman.&nbsp;
In December 2021, a Delhi court had rejected a petition seeking the restoration of Hindu and Jain deities and the right to worship within the Qutub&nbsp;Minar&nbsp;complex. The judgement was appealed and will now be heard on May 11.&nbsp;

The National Museum Authority in a letter to the Archaeological Survey of India has asked for two Ganesh&nbsp;idols to be removed from the Qutub&nbsp;Minar&nbsp;complex and be housed in the museum

The Qutub&nbsp;Minar&nbsp;complex is home to many Hindu and Jain idols. 'Ulta&nbsp;Ganesh' and 'Ganesh&nbsp;in cage', two such idols, were the subject of a letter sent by the National&nbsp;Monuments Authority (NMA) to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The letter&nbsp;says the idols should be given a 'respectable' place at the NMA&nbsp;as the current 'placement of the idols is disrespectful'.
According to NMA&nbsp;chief and BJP&nbsp;leader, Tarun&nbsp;Vijay, the placement of the idols is near the feet of the mosque visitors. Vijay&nbsp;also said that after Independence, statues of British rulers were removed from prominent places and names of roads changed to remove traces of colonial past, the same should be done for the Mughal&nbsp;cultural genocide by righting the wrongs.
The idols were allegedly taken after demolishing 27 Jain and Hindu temples built by Anangpal&nbsp;Toman.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/watch-thief-gets-stuck-in-hole-drilled-by-him-to-steal-from-temple-1649324688922" target="_blank">Thief gets stuck in hole drilled by him to steal from temple</a>
In December 2021, a Delhi court had rejected a petition seeking the restoration of Hindu and Jain deities and the right to worship within the Qutub&nbsp;Minar&nbsp;complex. The judgement was appealed and will now be heard on May 11.&nbsp;

After migrant mother, Durga idol inspired by Covid frontliners

After migrant mother, a Durga&nbsp;idol in Kolkata&nbsp;has been re-imagined as a doctor fighting Covid-19

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Durga&nbsp;idol in Kolkata&nbsp;reimagined&nbsp;as doctor fighting Covid-19
Entourage of other deities&nbsp;portrayed as frontline workers

After the migrant mother avatar of goddess Durga went viral in Kolkata, yet another artist's rendition of the goddess is now making a splash online. This time, Durga has been depicted as a doctor fighting coronavirus, while Lakshmi, Saraswati, Kartik and Ganesh are depicted as essential workers. Instead of her customary trident, Durga has a vaccine in hand which she uses to kill Mahishashur, who is depicted as the coronavirus. Images of the pandal were shared on social media and instantly went viral.
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Barbaric: 3 priests found brutally murdered at Mandya temple

In a barbaric incident, three priests were found brutally murdered in the courtyard of&nbsp;Sri Arakeshwara Temple on the outskirts of Mandya city on Friday morning. The bodies of the priests, identified as Ganesh, Prakash and Anand, were found in a pool of blood with their heads crushed with boulders. The bodies were spotted by the villagers after they found the temple door open.

Three priests murdered in&nbsp;Mandya city
Priests identified as Ganesh, Prakash and Anand
Bodies found with head crushed with boulders
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In a barbaric incident, three priests were found brutally murdered in the courtyard of&nbsp;Sri Arakeshwara Temple on the outskirts of Mandya city on Friday morning. The bodies of the priests, identified as Ganesh, Prakash and Anand, were found in a pool of blood with their heads crushed with boulders. The bodies were spotted by the villagers after they found the temple door open.

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