Madhya Pradesh Minister bats for ‘yagya’ to get rid of COVID-19
The Hindu
Amid the ongoing second wave of COVID-19, the Culture Minister Usha Thakur appealed to people to perform “havan” (a fire ritual) at one time.
Madhya Pradesh Culture Minister Usha Thakur has said ‘yagya’ is an ancient method of purifying the environment and claimed such a practice is being followed since ages to get rid of pandemics. Amid the ongoing second wave of , Ms. Thakur on Tuesday appealed to people to perform “havan” (a fire ritual) at one time. “We appeal to all to perform yagya and offer aahuti (oblation) and purify the environment because performing this sacred ritual to eliminate pandemics has been a tradition since ages,” she told reporters.
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