Lucknow: The foundation stone for the proposed ‘Namo Digital Temple’, dedicated to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will be laid in Bihar soon.This was announced by Rajan Singh, former vice-chairperson of the Kinnar Welfare Board, at the UP Press Club here on Thursday. Singh expressed admiration for the PM and said, “Modi’s leadership has inspired me, particularly in the context of the rights and social participation of the transgender community.”The Namo Temple, proposed to be built in Bihar, will have an online devotional platform for the proposed Bhagwan Shri Narendra Modi Temple. The Namo App will enable devotees to participate in daily aartis at 7 am and 7 pm, accompanied by a special Modi Chalisa highlighting Narendra Modi’s notable contributions and achievements over the past 14 years, the organisers said.Devotees will be able to virtually visit the temple, offer digital flowers, break coconuts and participate in other devotional rituals through the app. Once the physical temple is constructed, it will also live-stream these digital ceremonies. The temple will have a merchandise store offering Modi-themed T-shirts, cups, diaries, pens and photographs, the organisers added.At the event, Ghaziabad-based BJP functionary Namah announced a contribution of Rs 11 lakh towards the construction of the proposed temple. He said the amount represented the first instalment of his earnings under a government entrepreneurship scheme.
