The construction work of Ram temple in Ayodhya is going on at a fast pace. Work is being done at a fast pace for the consecration ceremony of Ramlala in January 2024. Meanwhile, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has released new pictures of the construction of Ram temple.
The work of the sanctum sanctorum of Ram temple is in the final stages. Marble floor is also ready in the ground floor. Almost 50 percent of the pillar work on the first floor has been completed. The ground floor will be completely ready by November.
Preparations are on to complete the first floor by December. Ramlala will be seated in the sanctum sanctorum in January. For this, an invitation has been sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It will be officially announced after the date is finalized by the PMO.
Ram temple is taking shape at a fast pace. Almost every week, photographs are released to give information about the construction work and from time to time, meetings of the Ram Temple Construction Committee are held, in which the construction work is reviewed.
This is an engraved statue of Ganesha in the interior of the under construction Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple. It is being said that Ram temple will be ready for inauguration in the next 100 days. Shri Ram Temple Construction Committee has set the time limit for the temple and the works related to the temple. The number of laborers in temple construction has also been increased.
Remains of many ancient temples have also been found during excavation at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi. It includes many statues and pillars. Around three thousand laborers are working day and night to shape the Ram temple. There is a plan to complete all the work by January 10.
Meanwhile, work is also being done at a rapid pace to develop passenger facilities. Along with the temple, facilities like passenger convenience centre, parking, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Path, overbridge etc. are also being completed in these 100 days. For this, meetings will be held every 15 days.
Meanwhile, Ashok Sinhal Foundation is preparing to install Shri Ram Pillars at 290 places on Ram Vanagaman Marg. Shri Ram Stambh will be hi-tech, as soon as you scan the QR code written on it, the entire saga of Ram Vanagaman Path will be visible.
The first Shri Ram Pillar will be installed on the mythological Maniparvat of Ayodhya, this pillar is reaching Ayodhya by 30th September. Shri Ram Pillar is being prepared in Rajasthan.
The pillars are being made from sandstone found in Rajasthan. Its specialty is that moss does not accumulate on it for many years and its lifespan is for hundreds of years. These stones have also been used to build the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor. This pillar will be made in three parts and will be taken together to one place and installed at the same place. A total team of 30-35 people is working and mainly the polishing work is done by women.