Patent World Clock handed over to Champat Rai, General Secretary of Ram Mandir Trust
Ayodhya: There is an atmosphere of enthusiasm in the entire country regarding Ram Temple. Everyone is offering something for Ram Lalla at their own level. In this series, Anil Kumar Sahu, a vegetable seller from Lucknow, has handed over a patent world clock to Champat Rai, general secretary of Ram Mandir Trust. Its specialty is that this clock tells the time of 9 countries simultaneously.
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This unique world clock has been dedicated to Ram Temple, Ayodhya Junction and Hanumangarhi Temple. In this, time of nine countries is visible simultaneously. The World Clock has been handed over to Champat Rai, General Secretary of Ram Mandir Trust.
Ram Mandir Trust President Nripendra Mishra had a special conversation with India TV.
Today Ram Mandir Trust President Nripendra Mishra had a special conversation with India TV. During this, he has told the entire inside story of the construction of Ram temple. He told how a stone was added, how the construction of the temple became possible, how the devotees would get the darshan of Ramlala.
He told, ‘God is one, idols are different. The present idol will be brought to the sanctum sanctorum on January 21-22. The old statue was in a sitting posture, the new statue is in a standing posture. A new idol of Ramlala has been made on the basis of age of 4-5 years. The sun’s rays will fall on the idol of Ramlala. The idol of Ramlala is 71 inches high from the ground level. After all the lab testing, three stones have been selected for making the idol.
He said, ‘The form of Ramlala was selected through a competition. Only Phase-1 work will be completed by January 22, 2024. In Phase-1, work on ground floor, sanctum sanctorum, pavilion, dome and ramparts will be done. The entire construction of the temple will be completed by December 2024.
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Exclusive: Exclusive interview of Ram Mandir Trust President Nripendra Mishra, told the entire inside story of the construction of the temple.
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