At a time when religious places have been allowed to open, a question about social distancing and adhering to safety norms while worshipping still lingers. And while the authorities are doing all, from covering bells to timely saitizing the religious places, more of the same is welcomed.
So adding to the kitty of ensuring contactless worshipping, Mandsaur Pashupatinath temple, authorities have installed a sensor in temple bell so that it can be rung without touching it.
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And interestingly, the bell has been developed by a Muslim man named Nehru Khan.
“When I saw that ‘azaan’ was allowed in mosques after the coronavirus lockdown was relaxed and religious places were opened for devotees, I thought that people should also be allowed to ring bells in temples,” 62-year-old Nahru Khan Mev, the man behind the sensor-operated bell told PTI on Sunday.
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The bell works on proximity sensor (able to detect the presence of nearby objects without physical contact), he added. The bell had been prepared at Khan’s factory at a cost of Rs. 6,000. And people lauded his efforts.
Science helping religion. Wonderful ?
— Gopichand.A (@GopichandA8) June 15, 2020
Excellent work done by a true Indian… I think rather than thinking everything with religion perspective, we all must always believe We are one, We are all Indians…
— Naveen Rawat (@mavericknavi) June 13, 2020
Really appreciable job and his thinking. I am not appreciating bcoz as Muslim he helped hindu .i appreciate bcoz his thinking is for society and usage of science.same thinking needs to develop in all indians, be above all religions ,avoid media n Political old dvide n rule
— skybird (@mail2gyaan) June 13, 2020
What an idea! Thanks Sir! ?
— Vedant Digari (@VedantDigari) June 13, 2020
Modern problem requires modern solution ?
— Sush@18 (@Sush184) June 13, 2020
