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Man builds temple in the memory of his dead wife in Siddipet
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A retired government employee is set to join the list of men who built monuments in the memory of their wives. The man, identified as Chandra Goud, a retired employee of the Telangana electricity department, has built a temple for his dead wife, Rajamani, who passed away due to ill health. The temple was constructed in Gosanipalli of Siddipet district and the monument has now become a huge attrac
A retired government employee is set to join the list of men who built monuments in the memory of their wives. The man, identified as Chandra Goud, a retired employee of the Telangana electricity department, has built a temple for his dead wife, Rajamani, who passed away due to ill health.
The temple was constructed in Gosanipalli of Siddipet district and the monument has now become a huge attraction point in the remote village with residents praising Goud's love for his wife.
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