The idol of Shri Ram Lala will be consecrated in the grand temple in Ayodhya on 22 January 2024. For this grand event, 300 metric tons of rice will be sent from Lord Shri Ram’s maternal home i.e. Chandkhuri in Chhattisgarh. On December 28, Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai will flag off trucks filled with rice of Chhattisgarh Rice Millers Association.
State President of Chhattisgarh Rice Millers Organization, Yogesh Aggarwal said that there is enthusiasm across the country regarding the consecration of Lord Shri Ram Lala. All the rice millers of the state will come together and send good quality rice to the Bhandara to be organized in this grand event. Rice is being sent for the Maha Bhandara.
Bilaspur Rice Millers Association Secretary Sanjay Dua said that a large number of devotees from all over the world will reach Ayodhya for the Pran Pratishtha program. For which Maha Bhandara has been organized by the organizing committee. For this, all the rice millers of the state have together decided to send more than 300 metric tons of rice to Ayodhya. On December 28, rice will be sent through more than 15 trucks. Akshat Kalash Yatra welcomed at various places.
To commemorate the consecration ceremony of the idol of Ram Lala in the grand temple in Ayodhya, intact i.e. yellow rice is being distributed from house to house across the country. Akshat Kalash Yatra is also being taken out in Chhattisgarh. The intact Kalash is being welcomed and worshiped at various places.
Processions are also being taken out in the villages. Intact urns have been prepared from Ayodhya Dham and sent to every village to invite them for the Pran Pratistha ceremony.
Know about Shri Ram Temple of Ayodhya…
Ramlila will be held during the consecration of Ramlala.
On the occasion of the consecration ceremony of Ramlala, a grand Ramlila will be held from 17 to 22 January. Ramlila in Ayodhya will be held at Ramkatha Park Naya Ghat from 4 pm to 8 pm. Its live telecast will be shown on YouTube and many satellite channels. Bollywood actors will also be seen acting in it.
Roof work in Ramlala temple 90% completed
More than 90% of the roofing work in Ramlala’s temple has also been completed. After this, the construction work of the floor including carving of the idols on the pillars of the ground floor is going on. Final touch is being given to the temple under construction. The construction of the temple will be completed in three phases.
The construction of the temple is going on since 5th August 2020 or even 2 or 3 months before that. This work will be completed in three phases.
First- will be completed in December 2023. Ground floor will be constructed in it and God will be installed there.
Second- Temple construction will be completed in this. This will be done by December 2024.
The third and last phase will be completed in December 2025. In this, the entire temple complex is to be constructed, which also includes other important buildings and temples.
Read information related to Ram temple in graphics. Possibility of 1 crore devotees coming to Ayodhya by March 2024.
From January 15 to March 2024, one crore devotees can reach Ayodhya to have darshan of Ramlala. This number may increase further, which is estimated to reach 5 crores.
1. Devotees set out on foot to see Ram Lalla: Youths from Chhattisgarh will participate in the inauguration of Ayodhya Ram temple, will travel 750 km on foot. Manoj Sahu and Narayan Vaishnav, residents of Datan, Sarra village near Kharora in Balodabazar district of Chhattisgarh. Have set out on a journey on foot to attend the inauguration ceremony of Ayodhya Ram temple and have darshan of Lord Shri Ram. Giving the message of unity and integrity of Sanatan Dharma, these devotees have set out for Ayodhya on foot. Read the full news here…
2. Ram temple of Ayodhya in Kankali pond complex: Creations of Ram and Shiva in 75 thousand square feet on the walls of houses in Raipur. Raipur’s historical Kankali pond, new colors of faith. It is beginning to appear. The sentiments of the people living near the pond and the temple are now visible on the walls of their homes in the form of artwork. Paintings of Lord Ram, Shiva and Hanuman have been made on these in about 75 thousand square feet.
