JAMMU: Dr Karan Singh, former Sadr-e-Riyasat of Jammu and Kashmir and Chairman Trustee of the J&K Dharmarth Trust, on Saturday presented an antique Rudraksha Aasan, a carpet made of Rudraksha beads, to the historic Shri Ranbireshwar Temple in Jammu, reaffirming his spiritual association with the shrine and commitment to preserving the region’s religious and cultural heritage.
On the occasion, Dr Karan Singh, accompanied by his family members, including M.K. Ajatshatru Singh, Kunwarani Dr Ritu Singh, Ranvijay Singh and Adishree, performed a special Abhishek and offered prayers to Lord Shiva amid traditional Vedic chants and religious rituals.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Karan Singh said Shri Ranbireshwar Temple holds immense spiritual and historical significance and represents the glorious religious traditions of Jammu and Kashmir.
He observed that temples are not merely places of worship but living symbols of civilisation, spiritual wisdom and timeless cultural values, stressing that preserving this invaluable heritage for future generations was a sacred responsibility.
Dr Karan Singh also prayed for lasting peace, harmony, prosperity and the well-being of humanity.
