Telangana has been the subject of debate in the Yadadri rock pillars, including the Chief Minister’s KCR image and the TRS government’s plans. KCR Sarkar has presided over the rebuilding of the Yadadri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple. Construction work on the temple has reached its final stage. The walls of the temple and the stone pillars are splendidly related to the history, culture and lifestyle of Telangana. The temple gate valves also reached Yadadri on Thursday (September 6).
However, some of the stone pillars include KCR image, KCR kit, greenhurst etc. CM KCR image on the stone pillar of the octagonal courtyard. On the other side of the pillar are government schemes for Telangana, Telangana Bird Palapitta, state animal Krishna deer and national bird peacock.
Many people mistake the KCR image on the Yadadri dark rocks. Saru is raining the social media platform saru .. car .. government schemes millennial millennials have been criticized for the end of history. If anyone scripts their history, it is not history .. Eddeva is saying that it is not a sculpture.
The pisa, two, three, five and twenty paisa coins which are not in circulation are inscribed on the octagonal pillars. In addition, the image depicting the Batukamma festival, the plow carved figures like plow farmer.
On the stone pillars on the south side of the courtyard, the Telangana modern history, the official emblem of the state and the government schemes are inscribed.
The ancient temples are rich with history, culture and lifestyle, as well as the architectural styles of the time, the coins used at that time, the agricultural practices, the rituals, and the tools used in the stone pillars. The walls and stone pillars of centuries-old historical structures reflect the life, culture and traditions of the people of that time. CM directed the KCR officials to adopt a similar approach in the rebuilding of the Yadagirigutta Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy Temple. Yadadri is undergoing renovation work under the leadership of Chief Stupati Anandasai.
The stone pillars in the temple have become a hot topic, incorporating culture and tradition as well as political elements. However, did the Chief Minister suggest that KCR film and TRS schemes should be inscribed on these pillars? Or whether the temple sculptors are eagerly arranging them.
