Tamil Nadu: Ban on Mobile Phones in Temples Come Into Effect, Rs 5 Deposit Fee at Designated Entrance Counters
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As part of the implementation, dedicated counters have been established at temple entrances to keep mobile phones brought by devotees, and a uniform token fee of ₹5 per phone will be charged.
Minister Ramesh has announced that mobile phones have been banned in 52 temples under the administration of the Hindu Religious Endowments Department. The post “Banned from carrying mobile phones in 52 temples” – Minister Ramesh appeared first on News7 Tamil.
Cellphones barred from Sri Kapali Temple. Counter opened for temple-goers to deposit them
People who visit temples now cannot take their cellphones inside. This is a recent regulation issued by the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments department of the state and it applies … The post Cellphones barred from Sri Kapali Temple. Counter opened for temple-goers to deposit them appeared first on MYLAPORE TIMES.
Mobile phones have been banned in 52 temples in Tamil Nadu from today. That is, Murugan temples in Tiruttani, Thiruparankundram, Vadapalani, Kundrathur, Periypalayam, Kanchipuram, Thiruverkad, Thiruvallikeni, Thiruvettyur Viayudai Amman Temple, Vallakottai Murugan Temple, Mangadu Kamakshi Amman Temple, etc., have been banned from today in 52 major temples in Tamil Nadu. For the devotees to safely hand over their mobile phones, a mobile phone saf…
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