Nepal sends special gifts including different types of jewellery, utensils, clothes and sweets for Ayodhya
Reportedly nepal will send special gifts including different types of jewellery, utensils, clothes and sweets, media reports said. Next month, a grand ram mandir will be inaugurated in Uttar Pradesh's ram Janmabhoomi, Ayodhya. In this background, Sita's hometown nepal will send various kinds of gifts, media reports said. nepal will send special gifts including different types of jewellery, utensils, clothes and sweets, media reports said. Nepal's My Republica newspaper reported that Janakpur Dham - ayodhya Dham journey will be undertaken to deliver these gifts.
Meanwhile the journey, which will begin on january 18, will end in ayodhya on january 20 and the gifts will be handed over to the Sri Rama Janmabhoomi ram mandir Trust on the same day, said Ramaroshan Das Vaishnav, Joint Mahanta of the Janaki Temple. maha Mastaka Abhisheka of ayodhya will be held on january 22. It will reach ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh via Jaleshwar Nath, Malangwa, Simraungadh, Gadhimai, Birgunj via Betia, Khushinagar, Siddharthnagar, Gorakhpur from Janakpurdham. Earlier, Shaligrama stones collected from the banks of Kaligandaki river in nepal have already been sent to Ayodhya. The paper also said that an idol of Lord Rama made of these stones will be installed in the temple on the inauguration day.
Champat Roy, general secretary of 'Ramajanmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust', which is responsible for the construction of the temple, said that the final decision will be taken in the first week of january regarding the idol of Rama, which is scheduled to be installed on january 22 in the grand ram mandir in Ayodhya. Three idols are currently being carved. Champat Roy has informed that a high-level committee will meet in the first week of january to decide which of these idols will be placed in the sanctum sanctorum.
Meanwhile the journey, which will begin on january 18, will end in ayodhya on january 20 and the gifts will be handed over to the Sri Rama Janmabhoomi ram mandir Trust on the same day, said Ramaroshan Das Vaishnav, Joint Mahanta of the Janaki Temple. maha Mastaka Abhisheka of ayodhya will be held on january 22. It will reach ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh via Jaleshwar Nath, Malangwa, Simraungadh, Gadhimai, Birgunj via Betia, Khushinagar, Siddharthnagar, Gorakhpur from Janakpurdham. Earlier, Shaligrama stones collected from the banks of Kaligandaki river in nepal have already been sent to Ayodhya. The paper also said that an idol of Lord Rama made of these stones will be installed in the temple on the inauguration day.
Champat Roy, general secretary of 'Ramajanmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust', which is responsible for the construction of the temple, said that the final decision will be taken in the first week of january regarding the idol of Rama, which is scheduled to be installed on january 22 in the grand ram mandir in Ayodhya. Three idols are currently being carved. Champat Roy has informed that a high-level committee will meet in the first week of january to decide which of these idols will be placed in the sanctum sanctorum.