Raj Pandya, CEO of Quantum Integrators and Advisory Chairman of the India Business Association, spearheaded a delegation of prominent figures from the Indian-American community on a visit to Ayodhya, India. This delegation, which included leaders from various sectors, embarked on this journey with the intention of paying homage and seeking blessings for prosperity and global harmony at the revered Ram Temple.
Arriving in Ayodhya on Wednesday morning, Pandya underscored the significance of Ayodhya not only within the Hindu faith but also in Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism. He emphasized that the legacy of Lord Ram transcends religious boundaries, serving as a symbol of India's rich cultural heritage and universal values of love and sacrifice cherished by millions worldwide.
Dhiren Amin, President of the Indian Business Association, Inc. in the US, joined Pandya as part of the delegation, expressing his deep sentiment of nostalgia during the visit.
Speaking to the media after offering prayers at the temple, Pandya reiterated the inclusive nature of Lord Ram's worship, highlighting its unifying essence across different faiths and nations. He also mentioned the widespread celebration among Indian-Americans in the US upon the reconstruction of the temple.
Pandya further emphasized the importance of strengthening the relationship between the US and India, emphasizing the potential for collaboration in areas such as employment opportunities and mutual business ventures. He stressed the value of India's skilled manpower for the advancement of both nations, advocating for closer cooperation between the world's two largest democracies.
The delegation's visit to Ayodhya is viewed as a meaningful gesture of cultural and spiritual exchange, aimed at fostering greater understanding and harmony among nations and diverse belief systems.
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