Massive crowd in Ayodhya for Ram temple, traffic chaos escalates
Ayodhya's Ram Temple has witnessed a massive influx of devotees on Monday morning, severely straining the city's police and administrative arrangements.
Ayodhya's Ram Temple has witnessed a massive influx of devotees on Monday morning, severely straining the city's police and administrative arrangements.
Pilgrims from across the country are arriving in large numbers, bringing immense joy to local residents.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday said that truth ultimately prevails and no one can keep it blurred for long.
This was revealed by Ram Mandir Construction Committee chairman Nripendra Mishra here on Friday after three days of a brainstorming session on the progress of the works.
In the last financial year, Ram Lalla received donations of Rs 363 crore through different sources.
Ram Mandir Building Construction Committee Chairman Nripendra Mishra said here on Saturday that they would like to complete the construction of the temple in 2025 but due to inclement weather and festivals, this work may be delayed by one or two months.
Nitish Kumar left the Indi alliance on January 28 and became the Chief Minister from NDA. " We had decided that we would go to Ayodhya and offer Muraitha at the feet of Shri Ram," Choudhury said.
Sadhus and saints also joined in the celebrations as people burst crackers in the city to celebrate India's precious victory at midnight.
The clarification was issued by Trust’s general secretary Champat Rai here on Wednesday after the reports alleged that the temple built at a cost of crores of rupees could not withstand the first rain.
The construction work of the Ram temple is expected to be completed by March next year.
