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3D HD વ્યૂ: ભારતમાં 3D અને 360° ડિગ્રી દૃશ્ય વિશ્વના કેટલાક સૌથી પ્રખ્યાત સીમાચિહ્નો પર એક નજર નાખો.
Ayodhya Shri Ram Temple: See 3D view of the new divine Shri Ram Temple | Special information about New Ram Temple.
અયોધ્યા શ્રી રામ મંદિર: નવું દિવ્ય શ્રી રામ મંદિરનો 3D વ્યુ જુઓ | ન્યુ રામ મંદિર વિશે વિશેષ જાણકારી.
New Shri Ram Temple: Ayodhya New Divine Shri Ram Temple | How will the new Ram temple be built, how much will it cost? Learn.
નુતન શ્રી રામ મંદિર: અયોધ્યા નુતન દિવ્ય શ્રીરામ મંદિર | નુતન રામ મંદિર કેવું બનશે,કેટલો ખર્ચ થશે? જાણો.
⇛ Shri Ram Temple-Ayodhya:
Ayodhya is an ancient town in Faizabad district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Which was also the old capital of "Awadh". Ayodhya is considered a holy pilgrimage site for Hindus as it is the birthplace of Lord Rama. Ayodhya is 555 km from Delhi. The distant city is situated on the right bank of the river Saryu.
⇛ History of Shri Ram Temple-Ayodhya:
Ayodhya in Sanskrit means something like ... "against which war cannot be fought". In some Puranas like Brahmand Purana (4/40/91) Ayodhya is mentioned as one of the six holiest places of Hinduism.
In the time of Gautama Buddha, the city was also known as Ayojjhā (Pali language). Is. In 127, the town was known as Saket, which was conquered by the Kushan emperor Kanishka and became the administrative seat of the eastern province. A Chinese traveler named Hu-en-tsang When I visited this town in 636, the name of this town is recorded as Ayodhya.
The city and its environs were known as Oudh during the British Raj.
⇛ New Shri Ram Temple:
On 5th August 2020, the Prime Minister of India Hon'ble Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the new temple at Ram Janmabhoomi. New Ayodhya city is planned in 500-acre 2.0 km2 area on Faizabad-Gorakhpur Highway.
The construction of the new Shriram Temple in Ayodhya will take approximately three and a half years.
A total of 175 guests were invited to pay homage to the construction of Ram temple at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi. 175 guests were invited to perform Bhumi Pujan for the construction of Shri Ram Temple. The program also features 135 revered saints from 36 spiritual traditions. Hindu saints from Nepal were also invited. Some famous people of Ayodhya were also invited.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was accompanied by 4 others on the stage for Ram Mandir Bhumi Pujan. These are RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandi Ben Patel, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Mahant Nritya Gopaldas. Salil Singhal of Ashok Singhal's family will be the Chief Justice in Bhumi Pujan.
⇛ Find out how much the new Shriram Temple will cost:
The construction cost of the main Ram temple is estimated at Rs 300 to 400 crore. It is estimated that the entire complex will cost around Rs 1,100 crore. The construction of the magnificent and divine Shri Ram temple complex at Ramnagari Ayodhya is estimated to cost around Rs 1,100 crore including the main infrastructure.
But still this is a guess. More than that can happen. He said that construction of the temple has already started and experts from Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Guwahati, Central Building Research Institute, IIT Roorkee and special engineers from L&T (L&T) and TATA (Tata) Group have been involved in the construction of the strong foundation and temple complex. .
The Shriram Mandir Trust announced the launch of a public relations and fundraising campaign for the construction of the temple and also carried out a fundraising campaign. The world's largest public relations campaign began with Makar Sankrati. And it lasted till Madhi Purnima. Contributions were collected from the people by giving coupons of Rs. 10, 100 and 1000 under this fund dedication campaign. Receipts were issued to those who donated more than that. A picture of Shri Ram was placed on all of them and also information about the history of the temple was given. There will be an effort that every house needs a picture of Shri Ram.
After measuring Ram Janmabhoomi etc. for the construction of Shri Nutan Ram Mandir, it took a full three months to prepare the map of the proposed temple. The temples are usually square, but the sanctum sanctorum of the Shri Nutan Ram temple in Ayodhya will be octagonal, which will set it apart from other temples. Its orbit will be circular. Its apex will also be an octagon. It is estimated that the construction of this temple will cost 40 to 50 crore rupees. The area of Ram temple is about 77 acres. The proposed temple has two floors. This main temple will have temples of Sita, Lakshmana, Bharat and Lord Ganesha in front and behind. This temple will be built in the style of Akshardham temple. The temple will be 270 meters long and 140 meters wide. The height of this temple will be 125 meters. There will be five doors to enter the temple.
The Ram Janmabhoomi Trust had planned in 1992 to build a Ramakatha Kunj on about 45 acres. In which the form from the birth of Rama to the conquest of Lanka and then back to Ayodhya will be carved on stones. 125 statues are to be made. So far 24 sculptures have been completed. There will be idols in every form of Rama described in Ramcharitamanas. Mother Saryu is flowing next to Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanuman ji is sitting on the burning angle, Ayodhya resident and respected seekers will get the throne. Which has been conceived for the last five centuries. The temple will have five blocks. There will be a temple in the form of a church, Singhadwar, Nrityamandap, Rangmandap and Garbhagraha. The temple will have a total of 212 pillars. The first floor of the temple will have 106 pillars and the second floor will have the same number. The height of the pillars on the first floor of the temple will be 16 feet six inches while the height of the pillars on the second floor will be 14 feet six inches. On each column, 16 sculptures and other Yaksha-Yakshni art will be displayed. They will be four to five feet in diameter.
New Shri Ram Temple: Ayodhya New Divine Shri Ram Temple | How will the new Ram temple be built, how much will it cost? Learn.
