Parakota will bring ayodhya from jaipur before 30th April Sapta Mandir and Ram Darbar Idols also be included – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live
Post published:February 20, 2025
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The ongoing construction work of Ram temple. – Photo: Dialogue
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The three -day meeting of the Ram Temple Construction Committee in Ramnagri Ayodhya concluded on Thursday. After the meeting, Nripendra Mishra, chairman of the construction committee, said that all the idols will reach Ayodhya from Jaipur between March 15 and April 30. Whether it is a statue of Parkote or the Sapt Temple or Ram Darbar, all the idols will reach Ayodhya from Jaipur.
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Told that after this all the idols will be installed in temples. The technical system of Ram temple, called SOP Standard Operating Procedure, was discussed in the meeting. Request proposal will be sent to the temple for Fasad Lighting. Work is going on on this. The hybrid model will be used for fasting lighting in the Ram temple. It will also have a projector.
The projector Parkote is being considered to light the statue and the temple by placing a projector of the hybrid model. Four companies have shown interest in the request for proposal. There was no shadow during the lighting on the idol and the temple. Therefore hybrid models will be used.
Nripendra Mishra said that when the hybrid model is used, there will be no shade during that lighting. Companies which will be able to give hybrid models, only request proposals will be sent to them. They will be evaluated by receiving technical offers from them in the next 15 days.
