Ram lalla idol

Ayodhya (UP), June 11 (IANS) The Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust has decided to use the two extra idols of Ram Lalla in the temple complex itself at suitable locations so that their sanctity is maintained. Out of three idols of Ram Lalla being carved in Ayodhya, only the best will be installed at the sanctum-sanctorum of the temple. The Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust is consulting various priests to finalise the place to install the remaining two idols of Ram Lalla. A member of the trust said, "Two remaining idols of Ram Lalla will not be sent outside the temple. They will be respectfully installed at a suitable location within the temple complex." According to the member of the Trust, one idol each could be installed on the first and second floors of the temple that will come up at a later stage. "The first and second floors of Ram Temple will be equally magnificent. They could be perfect locations for the remaining two idols of Ram Lalla," added the member. Construction work of the entire ground floor of the temple, including its sanctum-sanctorum, will be completed by the end of this year. Thereafter, construction of the first floor will start. The Trust will send an invite to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the week-long long pran-pratishtha ceremony for installation of Ram Lalla's idol which is proposed in January 2024. Disclaimer: This story has not been edited by the Sakshi Post team and is auto-generated from syndicated feed. Amaravati, June 16 ...

Ayodhya, May 31: Authorities with Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust on Tuesday (May 30) shared a big update on the construction of Ram Lalla idol that would be installed at the Ram temple being built in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya. General Secretary of the Trust, Champat Rai, said that construction work of the BhagwanRam Lalla idol has begun and three sculptors are involved in the making of the idol. "The construction of the idol of Ram Lalla has started. Three sculptors are making idols at three different places in Ayodhya on three different stones," Rai said. He said that of the three sculptors, two are from Karnataka, and one is from Jaipur. "Ganesh Bhatt from Karnataka, his disciple Vipin Bhadoria, they have selected a stone from Karnataka. Satya Narayan Pandey and his son from Jaipur have selected an 'A-class' stone from Makrana. Whereas the third sculptor, Arun Yogiraj, is also from Karnataka, has also brought a different stone from Karnataka for the idol," he said. Construction works including the installation of a sewerage treatment plant (STP), an underground water tanker for the fire and emergency service, and a power sub-station are also being built, the General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust added. Earlier, Rai informed that Bhagwan Ram Lalla's idol will be placed at the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. "The idol of the garbhgrah is an idol of the child Rama, here the deity will be worshipped in his child form," he told reporters. I...

Lucknow: Sculptors will test the sacred rocks from Nepal to find out whether they may be used for carving out Ram Lalla’s idol for the temple coming up in Ayodhya. Celebrations in Ayodhya for the grand opening of the Ram temple will begin in December and end with the installation of the Ram Lalla idol at the sanctum sanctorum of the temple on Makar Sankranti on January 14 or 15, 2024. (Pic for representation) The idol will be placed in the sanctum -sanctorum of the temple and on the first floor in the Ram Darbar. The two rocks from Nepal are referred to as Devshila (sacred rocks). Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust also has other stones as options for chiselling Ram Lalla’s idol and has sourced stones from Odisha and Karnataka as well. “Most likely, the sacred stones from Nepal will be used for carving out Ram Lalla’s idol. However, the Trust will take the final decision,” said Kameshwar Chaupal, member of the Trust. But sculptors would first test the two rocks from Nepal to find out whether they may be used for Ram Lalla’s idol, Chaupal added. Devshila, not Shaligram The two rocks that reached Ayodhya from Nepal are 14-tonne Calcite and 26-tonne Quartzite. According to geologist Dr Kulraj Chalise of Nepal, who had come from Nepal to Ayodhya with the rocks, pointed out that the two rocks were Devshila and not Shaligram. Rocks lying in close proximity to Shaligram rocks were referred to as Devshila, Kulraj added. Of the two rocks, Calcite is most likely to be used for...

The 'pran paratishtha' (consecration) of Ram Lala idol at the sanctum-sanctorum of the under-construction Ram Temple at Ayodhya is likely to take place on January 22 next year. According to sources close to the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Khestra Trust, which was overseeing the Ram Temple construction work at Ayodhya, an invitation has been sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his response is awaited. Sources said that several dates for the 'consecration' ceremony were under consideration. ''Of the few dates, all in January next year, 22nd is the most auspicious.....we would like the consecration ceremony to take place on that day,'' said an office bearer of the Trust in Ayodhya. Read | He said that around 85 per cent work on the ground floor of the Ram Temple has been completed, and the sanctum-sanctorum was likely to be completed by October this year. Sources said that three idols of Ram Lala were currently being constructed and the best among them would be installed at the sanctum-sanctorum. Preparations for the consecration ceremony would start in the next few months. ''It is going to be a grand event and will be telecast live so that millions of Ram Bhakts can witness the ceremony from wherever they are,'' the official said. Several other religious events would also be held at all important temples across the country on that day, he added. Earlier, the Trust general secretary Champat Rai had said that the cost of the construction of the Temple was estimated to be aroun...

Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 31 (ANI): Authorities with Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust on Tuesday shared a big update on the construction of Ram Lalla idol that would be installed at the Ram temple being built in Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya. General Secretary of the Trust, Champat Rai, said that construction work of the Lord Ram Lalla idol has begun and three sculptors are involved in the making of “The construction of the idol of Ram Lalla has started. Three sculptors are making idols at three different places in Ayodhya on three different stones,” Rai told ANI. He said that of the three sculptors, two are from Karnataka, and one is from Jaipur. “Ganesh Bhatt from Karnataka, his disciple Vipin Bhadoria, they have selected a stone from Karnataka. He further said that the construction of the Ram Lalla idol will be completed as per the scheduled time. “It seems that the idol will be built within the stipulated time, there is no thought about the other idols yet. Discussion about the construction of He further said that a two-day meeting of the temple construction committee concluded on Tuesday, wherein Nripendra Mishra, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was also present. Construction works including the installation of a sewerage treatment plant (STP), an underground water tanker for the fire and emergency service, and a power sub-station are also being built, the General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust added. ...

Ayodhya, May 31: Authorities with Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust on Tuesday (May 30) shared a big update on the construction of Ram Lalla idol that would be installed at the Ram temple being built in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya. General Secretary of the Trust, Champat Rai, said that construction work of the BhagwanRam Lalla idol has begun and three sculptors are involved in the making of the idol. "The construction of the idol of Ram Lalla has started. Three sculptors are making idols at three different places in Ayodhya on three different stones," Rai said. He said that of the three sculptors, two are from Karnataka, and one is from Jaipur. "Ganesh Bhatt from Karnataka, his disciple Vipin Bhadoria, they have selected a stone from Karnataka. Satya Narayan Pandey and his son from Jaipur have selected an 'A-class' stone from Makrana. Whereas the third sculptor, Arun Yogiraj, is also from Karnataka, has also brought a different stone from Karnataka for the idol," he said. Construction works including the installation of a sewerage treatment plant (STP), an underground water tanker for the fire and emergency service, and a power sub-station are also being built, the General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust added. Earlier, Rai informed that Bhagwan Ram Lalla's idol will be placed at the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. "The idol of the garbhgrah is an idol of the child Rama, here the deity will be worshipped in his child form," he told reporters. I...

The 'pran paratishtha' (consecration) of Ram Lala idol at the sanctum-sanctorum of the under-construction Ram Temple at Ayodhya is likely to take place on January 22 next year. According to sources close to the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Khestra Trust, which was overseeing the Ram Temple construction work at Ayodhya, an invitation has been sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his response is awaited. Sources said that several dates for the 'consecration' ceremony were under consideration. ''Of the few dates, all in January next year, 22nd is the most auspicious.....we would like the consecration ceremony to take place on that day,'' said an office bearer of the Trust in Ayodhya. Read | He said that around 85 per cent work on the ground floor of the Ram Temple has been completed, and the sanctum-sanctorum was likely to be completed by October this year. Sources said that three idols of Ram Lala were currently being constructed and the best among them would be installed at the sanctum-sanctorum. Preparations for the consecration ceremony would start in the next few months. ''It is going to be a grand event and will be telecast live so that millions of Ram Bhakts can witness the ceremony from wherever they are,'' the official said. Several other religious events would also be held at all important temples across the country on that day, he added. Earlier, the Trust general secretary Champat Rai had said that the cost of the construction of the Temple was estimated to be aroun...

Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 31 (ANI): Authorities with Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust on Tuesday shared a big update on the construction of Ram Lalla idol that would be installed at the Ram temple being built in Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya. General Secretary of the Trust, Champat Rai, said that construction work of the Lord Ram Lalla idol has begun and three sculptors are involved in the making of the idol. “The construction of He said that of the three sculptors, two are from Karnataka, and one is from Jaipur. “Ganesh Bhatt from Karnataka, his disciple Vipin Bhadoria, they have selected a stone from Karnataka. He further said that the construction of the Ram Lalla idol will be completed as per the scheduled time. “It seems that the idol will be built within the stipulated time, there is no thought about the other idols yet. Discussion about the construction of He further said that a two-day meeting of the temple construction committee concluded on Tuesday, wherein Nripendra Mishra, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was also present. Construction works including the installation of a sewerage treatment plant (STP), an underground water tanker for the fire and emergency service, and a power sub-station are also being built, the General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust added. Earlier, Rai informed that Lord Ram Lalla’s idol will be placed at the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. “The idol of the garbhgrah is an ...

Ayodhya (UP), June 11 (IANS) The Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust has decided to use the two extra idols of Ram Lalla in the temple complex itself at suitable locations so that their sanctity is maintained. Out of three idols of Ram Lalla being carved in Ayodhya, only the best will be installed at the sanctum-sanctorum of the temple. The Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust is consulting various priests to finalise the place to install the remaining two idols of Ram Lalla. A member of the trust said, "Two remaining idols of Ram Lalla will not be sent outside the temple. They will be respectfully installed at a suitable location within the temple complex." According to the member of the Trust, one idol each could be installed on the first and second floors of the temple that will come up at a later stage. "The first and second floors of Ram Temple will be equally magnificent. They could be perfect locations for the remaining two idols of Ram Lalla," added the member. Construction work of the entire ground floor of the temple, including its sanctum-sanctorum, will be completed by the end of this year. Thereafter, construction of the first floor will start. The Trust will send an invite to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the week-long long pran-pratishtha ceremony for installation of Ram Lalla's idol which is proposed in January 2024. Disclaimer: This story has not been edited by the Sakshi Post team and is auto-generated from syndicated feed. Amaravati, June 16 ...

Lucknow: Sculptors will test the sacred rocks from Nepal to find out whether they may be used for carving out Ram Lalla’s idol for the temple coming up in Ayodhya. Celebrations in Ayodhya for the grand opening of the Ram temple will begin in December and end with the installation of the Ram Lalla idol at the sanctum sanctorum of the temple on Makar Sankranti on January 14 or 15, 2024. (Pic for representation) The idol will be placed in the sanctum -sanctorum of the temple and on the first floor in the Ram Darbar. The two rocks from Nepal are referred to as Devshila (sacred rocks). Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust also has other stones as options for chiselling Ram Lalla’s idol and has sourced stones from Odisha and Karnataka as well. “Most likely, the sacred stones from Nepal will be used for carving out Ram Lalla’s idol. However, the Trust will take the final decision,” said Kameshwar Chaupal, member of the Trust. But sculptors would first test the two rocks from Nepal to find out whether they may be used for Ram Lalla’s idol, Chaupal added. Devshila, not Shaligram The two rocks that reached Ayodhya from Nepal are 14-tonne Calcite and 26-tonne Quartzite. According to geologist Dr Kulraj Chalise of Nepal, who had come from Nepal to Ayodhya with the rocks, pointed out that the two rocks were Devshila and not Shaligram. Rocks lying in close proximity to Shaligram rocks were referred to as Devshila, Kulraj added. Of the two rocks, Calcite is most likely to be used for...