Bengaluru, Oct 3 (UNI) The ISKCON, Bengaluru Temple is all set to reopen for the visitors on Oct 5, after nearly six months of closure since the imposition of the lock-down due to the pandemic.
The decision to reopen comes in the wake of the lifting of restrictions on religious congregations as per the Unlock guidelines issued by the Center, according to a release here on Saturday.
It is mandatory to follow strict protocols. Wearing masks is compulsory for all visitors. As a precautionary measure, people aged below 10 years and above 65 years/ pregnant women are advised not to visit the temple keeping their safety in mind.
Measures such as sanitization of hands and feet, the thermal screening process will be done at the premises for all the visitors. Lifts will be operational in a limited capacity and only for the needy. The gifts and book counters will be open. Temple Kalyana mandapas will be available to the public for bookings.
Madhu Pandit Dasa, President of ISKCON-Bangalore temple said: “We heartily welcome you to visit us and re-experience the spiritual ambience of the ISKCON Sri Krishna Temple. In these times of gloom and despair, open your heart to the divine blessings of Lord Sri Krishna in the ISKCON Sri Radha Krishna Temple - Krishna darshana, hearing bhajans and kirtans and honouring Krishna prasadam. May Krishna consciousness bring spiritual joy and enlightenment to all.”
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