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– Dr. Durgesh Keswani

There are some personalities in Indian politics who, instead of just getting trapped in the equations of power, become a symbol of ideology, culture and unshakable faith. Former Home Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra, known as a “troubleshooter” in Madhya Pradesh politics, is one such personality. His life and work give us the message that politics is not limited to mere opportunism, but it is also a sacred responsibility to protect the cultural and religious values ​​of the society.

Born on 15 April 1960 on the historical land of Gwalior, the personality of Dr. Narottam Mishra has a unique combination of the fierceness of Chambal and the cultural dignity of Gwalior. His education and early struggles in life not only empowered him academically but also planted within him the seeds of nationalism, unwavering devotion towards Sanatan culture and religion. Dr. Mishra’s entry into politics was not just a professional choice, but a determination to serve society and protect Indian culture.

Dr. Narottam Mishra has always said that the soul of India resides in its temples, scriptures and traditions. During his tenure as Home Minister, the initiatives taken to promote religious tourism and renovate temples in Madhya Pradesh are a strong testimony of his vision. From ‘Mahakal Lok’ of Ujjain to ‘Ram Raja Lok’ of Orchha, he recreated the dignity of Sanatan at every step. These efforts not only revived the cultural heritage of the state but also established a new center of faith for millions of devotees.

Dr. Mishra’s biggest political weapon was his clear vision and bold decisions. Whenever forces attacking Sanatan culture came forward, he always raised his voice against them. Be it implementing a strict law on Love Jihad or making a law to ban religious conversion, Dr. Mishra ensured that the law to protect the dignity of religion was as strict and clear as it is on other issues of society.

Dr. Mishra’s love for Sanatan Dharma can be seen alive in the Navagrah Temple built in Datia. He has contributed immensely in giving Datia the status of ‘Laghu Vrindavan’, and the construction of Navagraha temple is an unprecedented and historic act of his life. This temple is not only a symbol of reverence but also a unique combination of astrological and architectural sciences of Sanatan Dharma.

The Navagraha Temple of Datia is the only temple in the world, where grand statues of the presiding deities of the nine planets have been installed as per the scriptures. This temple is not only a center of spiritual peace, but it also presents a unique fusion of Indian culture and astronomy. The architecture of the temple is a blend of North and South Indian art, which reflects the artistic vision and cultural outlook of Dr. Mishra.

This Navagraha temple gives Datia a prominent place on the international religious map. Lakhs of devotees come here to offer prayers for planetary peace and spiritual progress. This has not only given a boost to religious tourism but has also led to an unprecedented increase in local employment opportunities.

Dr. Mishra is also known for his impressive speeches and eloquence. Be it in the Assembly or in a press conference, he demolishes the anti-Sanatan Dharma narrative with facts and arguments. He always says, “Eternal is that flow which no one can stop.” His speeches inspire the youth to be proud of their cultural heritage and promote it through politics.

Dr. Mishra has always raised his voice for the protection of culture. Be it insult to Sanatan symbols on OTT platforms, or anything against Sanatan elsewhere, Dr. Mishra always stood against it. He believes that politics should be conducted only under the control of dharma (duty).

Setting an example of simplicity and traditionalism, Dr. Mishra has proved that despite being at the top of power, one cannot break the connection with one’s culture and traditions. Their traditional costumes and rituals reflect their unwavering devotion to Sanatana Dharma. Today, on the birthday of Dr. Narottam Mishra, best wishes are being given to him from Madhya Pradesh and the country. He is not just a politician, but he is a source of inspiration for crores of Sanatani youth who want to see their culture empowered through politics. The Navagraha temple built in Datia is a symbol of his great personality and unwavering devotion towards Sanatan Dharma, which will continue to remind him of his contribution for centuries to come.

Dr. Mishra’s life teaches us that even in the race of modernity, we should remain connected to our roots. He is the bearer of the flag of Sanatan, who understands the balance of development and heritage. His ideological strength and unwavering devotion to religion will provide a new direction to politics. Best wishes to Dr. Narottam Mishra on his birthday!

-The author is the state spokesperson of BJP Madhya Pradesh.