Weight of bell used in Ram temple is more than 600 kg, specially brought here from Rameshwaram
The government is making special and concrete arrangements in this regard. If we talk about the special things installed in the temple, then its main bell has come from this place and these are its specialties.
After years of waiting, the consecration of Shri Ram temple is going to happen at Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya.
The construction of the temple is almost complete. Ram temple will be consecrated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 22 January 2024. Contributions have come to the Ram temple in different forms from India and abroad. The Uttar Pradesh government and the temple trust are busy in preparations for this day. Lakhs of devotees are expected to come.
The government is making special and concrete arrangements in this regard. If we talk about the special things installed in the temple, then its main bell has come from this place and these are its specialties.
The main bell (Ayodhya Ram Mandir Bell) installed in the Ram temple of Ayodhya has been prepared and brought to Rameshwaram in Tamil Nadu. The weight of this big sized hourglass is said to be more than 600 kg. Soon it will be installed in the temple. This hour has been kept for people to see in the workshop of Ayodhya.
Everything in the construction of Ram temple has its own specialty. If we talk about the throne of Lord Ram here, it has been made by the artisans of Rajasthan. Also, its main flag pole has been made in Gujarat. Ram's name is written on every stone used in the construction of the temple. Special Saligrama stones were brought from Nepal in early 2023 to make the idol of Shri Ram.
Prime minister Narendra Modi will be arriving in Ayodhya later in the day today and is expected to announce a slew of schemes for the development of the religious town. Security arrangements have been tightened in view of his visit.