[LDevbhumi Dwarka, Feb. 25 (PTI)—On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi went scuba diving off the coast of Panchkui, Gujarat, and offered prayers while seeing the underwater temple of Lord Krishna, the ancient Dwar
To pray there was a "very divine experience," he is
Donning an ochre robe and a white diving helmet, Modi sat on the sea floor with his hands clasped in prayer. The Navy divers assisted him, and he waved peacock feathers to Lord
Once he emerged from the water, he remarked, "It was faith more than courage.
Divers can observe the underwater remains of ancient Dwarka that have been unearthed by archaeologists off the coast of Dwarka, close to Beyt Dwarka island.
Speaking about his experience at a gathering held here later in the day, Modi stated that as he touched the old city, a vision of 21st-century India's magnificence appeared before his eyes, and he stayed submerged in the waters for a considerable amount of t My ambition to see a flourishing India has been further bolstered by the vision of Dwarka in the sea," he remarked.
The PM also talked about his encounters with certain images on X.
It was a truly ama .
zing experience to pray in the water-submerged city of Dwarka. I was transported back in time to a bygone era of sublime spirituality and unending devotion. "May Bhagwan Shri Krishn
Speaking to the assembly here, Modi expressed his immense happiness at having realized his long-held desire to set foot in the ho
I saw the ancient Dwarkaji when I ventured far out into the water. Numerous writings by archaeologists have been written regarding the submerged Dwarka. In our texts, too, Dwarka has been discussed extensively. The PM stated, "There are rumors that Lord Vishwakarma personally constructed the ci
He claimed that the old Dwarka city was a prime example of the conception and growth of a great city, and that he had felt "the same ancient grandeur and divinity" when receiving his darshan in the water.
There, I bowed down to Lord Shri Krishna. He added, "I also brought peacock feathers, which I gave to Lord Krishna.
He opened "Sudarshan Setu," the nation's longest cable-stayed bridge, in the morning. It spans 2.32 kilometers across the Arabian Sea and connects Beyt Dwarka island to Okha, the mainland, in the Devbhumi Dwarka region.
Additionally, he dedicated and placed the cornerstones for projects totaling Rs 4,100 crore that span the districts of Porbandar, jam agar, and Devbhumi Dwarka.
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