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With the visionary efforts of the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF), the restoration project of ancient temples, some nearly 70 years old, in Erragauntla village, Dornala Mandal, Nandyal District, Rayalaseema, has heralded a new spiritual era. As the National General Secretary of GHHF Bharat, Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh visited the village to oversee this crucial project. This visit not only spurred the revival of temples but also ignited a spiritual and social awakening in the village.

Warm Welcome and the Revival of Ancient Shrines
Upon Rajesh arrival in Erragauntla village, he was greeted with immense warmth and affection by the village elders, committee members, and the local residents. Their respect and love clearly demonstrated the villagers' dedication to the work being done by GHHF. From there, Rajesh was led directly to the ancient Sri Anjaneya Swamy Temple and Sivalayam, which have been revered by the villagers for generations, dating back almost 70 years.

These temples, once on the verge of dilapidation and disappearance into oblivion, have miraculously come back to life through GHHF's initiative. Following the comprehensive repair and restoration work carried out under GHHF's aegis, these temples have regained their former glory and divine aura. Witnessing these shrines, transformed from a state of disrepair to newfound splendor, Rajesh expressed profound satisfaction. He described it not just as the restoration of a building but as bringing life back to a spiritual center that has existed for generations.

Dharmic Gathering: Spiritual Programs and Social Responsibilities
Following the temple visit, a small Dharmic gathering was organized at the temple premises. In this meeting, Rajesh delivered a crucial message to the villagers and the village committee members. He urged the entire Hindu community to take the lead in organizing and promoting spiritual programs within the village. He emphasized that temples are not merely places of worship but rather spiritual hubs for the community, serving as platforms for fostering Dharmic values.

Similarly, Rajesh highlighted the urgent need to raise awareness about religious conversions, a critical issue prevalent in society today. He explained the importance of preventing attempts to mislead innocent people into converting and urged efforts to bring back those who have converted for various reasons, back into the Hindu Dharma.

Rajesh reminded the attendees that GHHF's work in this village extends beyond just temple renovations. The foundation is also implementing several comprehensive programs such as the establishment of Bala Samskara Kendras (children's cultural centers), door-to-door Dharma Prachar, the formation of village committees, and inscribing Bhagavan's name on every house. He noted that through these multifaceted efforts, a Dharmic atmosphere has been established in the village, and spiritual sentiments are strengthening in every family.

Growing Trust and Dedication Among the People: A Success Story
The growing trust and dedication among the people towards GHHF's selfless service and multifaceted efforts were clearly evident in this meeting. Villagers and village committee members expressed their full support for the initiatives undertaken by GHHF. The revival of the temples and the positive social changes brought about by the Dharmic programs are a testament to GHHF's endeavors. This is not just the story of one village, but a wonderful example of GHHF's magnificent work towards spiritual revival across the entire society.

Watch this video to witness the 70-year-old ancient temple restored by GHHF in Erragauntla village and the spiritual awakening it has brought to the community. You can show your support for GHHF's great efforts in preserving Dharma and protecting temples. 

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