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The construction of the Ram temple at Ram Janmabhoomi is going on at a rapid pace. After the inauguration of the temple, the temple will be open for about 12 to 14 hours every day. During this period, about 1.50 lakh devotees will be able to visit the Ram temple’s court every day. The construction of the Ram temple is to be completed in three phases. The final phase is to be completed by December 2025. According to the trust, the Prime Minister is kept informed from time to time about the progress of the temple construction.
The three-storied Ram temple will be 161 feet tall. The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust estimates that after the construction of the temple, around one to one and a half lakh devotees will come for darshan every day. The plan is for the temple to be open 12 to 14 hours every day. Each devotee will be able to have darshan in the sanctum sanctorum for 20 seconds only. The overview regarding crowd control has already started to be made. Trained priests will be posted in the Ram Temple.
According to the trust, the construction of the Ram temple will be completed in three phases. The first one will be ready in December 2023. The ground floor will be built in it and God will be installed there. The temple construction will be completed in the second phase. This will happen in December 2024. The third and final phase will be completed in December 2025. In this, the entire temple complex will be built, which also includes other important buildings and temples.
The PM is sure to attend the inauguration ceremony
According to information from reliable sources, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be present during the inauguration of Ramlala at Ramjanmabhoomi. Sages and saints will fulfill the responsibility of life and prestige. Although no date has yet been set for the inauguration, this program will run for 10 days. Lord Ram will sit in the new temple only after his life is sanctified. The Prime Minister will also be present on the final date of Pran Pratistha which will be decided by the saints. The Trust has asked him for this. This is yet to be confirmed from the PMO Temple Trust President Mahant Nritya Gopal Das has sent a request to invite the Prime Minister on behalf of the Trust. Considering his busy schedule, he himself has been asked to fix the date.
Ramkatha Museum will soon be under trust
A museum of Lord Ram and Ramayana is to be built in Ram Mandir. Earlier it was planned to be built on a 77-acre campus, but outside the campus there is a Ramayana museum for the UP government. The Trust asked the UP Government to transfer the entire museum to the Trust in its existing condition. Very soon there will be an agreement for transfer of the museum between the Trust and the UP Government.
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