What is Time Capsule? Ram Janmbhumi Trust to place it in Mandir foundation...

Lucknow: What is Time Capsule?

Next week PM Modi will attend the Bhumi Pujan function in Ayodhya. All preparations for grand infrastructure of Ram Mandir are going on. From top security to top architect everyone is in Ayodhya.

It is once again being discussed under the Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirthakshetra Trust to place time capsule. This time capsule will be fixed about 200 feet in the ground at the Ram temple construction site.

The purpose of this time capsule is that even after years, if anyone wants to know about Shri Ram's birthplace, then he can know it.

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A packed answer to future problem:

According to Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirthakshetra Trust, the long battle that has to be fought in the court to prove the history. It is need of time to place a TIME CAPSULE below the ground for future. If anyone wants to know about facts and truth then this would be helpful.

Earlier, time capsules have been placed at different places in the country. It has been housed in IIT College and Agricultural University, Red Fort, Kanpur. Now the time capsule is being kept in the construction of the historic Ramjanmabhoomi temple. Time capsules are also being used in other countries of the world.

Time capsule in Ram Mandir:

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In past, Former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi also placed a Time Capsule in Red Fort.

It was 32 feet below the ground. These time capsules includes some proofs. It is a cache which contains information, signs to tell future people about the particular place. It could be in any shape or form. It aims to communicate with future generation if they need to know any fact.

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