The endeavor to build the Ram Mandir has become a symbol of collective faith and cooperation, transcending regional boundaries.
The construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is a historic moment that unites the diverse cultural and religious fabric of India. This sacred project, dedicated to Lord Ram, has witnessed contributions from people across various states, showcasing the spirit of unity in diversity. To subscribe please click tau.id/2iy6f and access our live channel.
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From snow-capped peaks in Kashmir to sun-drenched beaches in Kanyakumari, the echoes of Ram’s name have woven a tapestry of devotion across India. Now, this devotion is taking a tangible form in the shape of the historic Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. Let;’s delve into the details below.
Rajasthan
The core of the temple stands majestic, covered in the pristine white elegance of Rajasthan’s Makrana marble. While pink sandstone from Rajasthan’s Bansi Paharpur has been utilized in entrance gate’s imposing figures.
Karnataka
Karnataka’s Charmouthi sandstone, when it comes to the the exquites carvings of deities, takes centre stage. Black stone used for Lord Ram’s idol originates from this state.
Gujarat
The state’s generosity extends to the divine melody that will echo through its halls, gifting a majestic 2100 kg Ashtadhatu bell. It has also presents a 700 kg chariot carrying a special ‘nagada’ crafted by the All India Darbar Samaj.
Arunachal Pradesh & Tripura
The Himalayan Foothills have offered intricately carved wooden doors and handcrafted fabrics, standing as gateways to the divine realm.
Uttar Pradesh
The list of contributions doesn’t end here. Brassware, hails from Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh.
Maharashtra
Polished teakwood, from the thick forests of Chandrapur and Gadchiroli on the 16-km stretch between Ballarpur forest depot and Chandrapur arrives from Maharashtra.
Hyderabad
Anuradha Timbers, a century-old firm based in Hyderabad, has been entrusted with the task of crafting these doors, many of which will be adorned with gold plating.
The majestic temple stands tall as a symbol of India’s unity and devotion, not just in grandeur, but also in the tapestry of contributions woven across states and borders. PM Modi’s ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ initiative resonates deeply with this notion and is a testament to the unwavering faith and generosity that transcends state borders, uniting a nation in the pilgrimage for a temple.
