Bell from Gujarat, wood from Maharashtra, black stone from Karnataka for Ram Mandir, know what came from which state
Today is a very special day for the entire country. There is an atmosphere of celebration in the entire country. Today Ram Lala’s life is to be consecrated. Everyone is celebrating Diwali today. The whole country is shining. There is an atmosphere of enthusiasm and joy about Ram Mandir even in foreign countries. People say that the wait of 500 years is now over. The fire for the Ram temple in Ayodhya was contributed by citizens and various states. Let us know what gift has been given to Ram temple from which state.
Use of Makrana of Nagaur, Rajasthan
Makrana from Nagaur, Rajasthan has been used in the construction of Ram Mandir. The throne in the sanctum sanctorum of Ram temple was made from Makrana marble. Lord Ram will sit on this throne. The throne of Lord Shri Ram has been coated with gold. The sanctum sanctorum and floor have white Makrana marble. Makrana marble has also been used in making the pillars of the temple.
Astadhatu bell for Ram Mandir came from Gujarat
The carvings of the deities in Ram Mandir have been done on Charmothi sandstone of Karnataka. Apart from this, pink sandstone from Bansi Paharpur of Rajasthan has been used in the grand shapes of the state gate. 2100 kg Astadhatu bell has been given by Gujarat.
The black stone of Ram’s idol came from here
Black stone for making the idol of Lord Shri Ram has come from Karnataka. Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura have sent carved wooden doors and hand-made fabrics.
This came from Maharashtra and UP
The brass utensils have come from Uttar Pradesh. The polished teak wood came from Maharashtra. Bricks have come from about 5 lakh villages for the construction of the temple.
