On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted people on the first anniversary of the consecration of the Ram Lalla idol at the Ayodhya temple. In a post on X, he described the temple as a great heritage of Indian culture and spirituality, saying it was built following centuries of sacrifices, struggle and devotion.
“I am confident that this divine and grand Ram temple will be a big inspiration in realising the pledge of building a developed India,” he said. The first anniversary celebrations of the Ram Lalla idol consecration ceremony at the Ram temple here started on Saturday with a large number of devotees reaching the holy city to take part in various events.
The first anniversary celebrations of the Ram Lalla idol consecration ceremony at the Ram temple here started on Saturday with a large number of devotees reaching the holy city to take part in various events. Religious and cultural programmes will commence in the Ram Temple complex starting Saturday. The anniversary celebrations started with the recitation of the Yajurveda. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will perform the ‘abhishek’ of Ram Lalla. The grand ‘aarti’ of the deity will take place around 12.20 pm, followed by an offering of 56 dishes to the deity.
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Religious and cultural programmes will commence in the Ram Temple complex starting Saturday. The anniversary celebrations began with the recitation of the Yajurveda. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will perform the ‘abhishek’ of Ram Lalla. The grand ‘aarti’ of the deity will take place around 12.20 pm, followed by an offering of 56 dishes to the deity.Scheduled from January 11 to 13, the celebrations aim to include common people, who were unable to attend the historic ceremony last year, alongside 110 invited VIPs, according to the temple trust.
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