LG Manoj Sinha Hails Ayodhya as Global Fountainhead of Consciousness at 8th Ayodhya Parv
NEW DELHI/JAMMU, April 03, 2026 — Highlighting the profound cultural and spiritual legacy of India, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha addressed the 8th Ayodhya Parv in New Delhi, describing the sacred city as the cradle of civilization and an eternal fountainhead of human consciousness.
Speaking at the event organized by Shri Ayodhya Nyas at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), the Lieutenant Governor emphasized that invoking Ayodhya is an act of summoning the divine benediction of Prabhu Shri Ram, which has provided meaning to human history for millennia.
He observed that understanding Ayodhya transcends geographical boundaries, representing instead a journey toward self-realization and a living compass for the future.
By internalizing the ideals of Lord Ram—rectitude, dharma, duty, and sacrifice—the world can learn that those who walk the path of truth ultimately prevail, making Ayodhya a dynamic inspiration for the entire nation and a guide for the modern global climate.
The Lieutenant Governor further articulated that Ayodhya serves as a vital pillar of India’s global identity, economic strength, and cultural continuity, proving that progress does not require abandoning one’s roots.
He noted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the civilizational power of Ayodhya has been rekindled, positioning it as a center where nature is viewed as a living force rather than a mere resource.
LG Sinha asserted that the true strength of a nation lies in its cultural depth, and by presenting these ancient roots in a contemporary idiom, India becomes both culturally richer and economically stronger.
The event, graced by prominent spiritual and political leaders including Mahant Kamal Nayan Das Ji Maharaj and Rajasthan Deputy CM Diya Kumari, underscored the message that Ayodhya’s greatest strength is its unbroken continuity—an eternal flame of faith and values that will continue to illumine generations to come.