Ayodhya: While Ram Lalla will increase in Sanctum Sanctorum, six other gods of gods will be built along the edge of RamjanMabhoomi, according to the 70-hectare complex final blueprint released by the temple trust.
Working on the foundation of the temple continuing the war foothold and is expected to be completed in October late or the first week of November, paying the way the construction of ‘Garbh Griha’ which is scheduled to be opened to pilgrims at 2023-end.
Six temples will be sanctified for gods – Lord Surya, Lord Ganesh, God of Shiva, Dewi Durga, Lord Wisnu and Lord Brahma (second after pushkar).
Talk to Toi, Temple Trust Member, Dr.
Anil Mishra said, “These temples will appear on the outskirts of the RAM temple.
Along with RAM, worship these important gods in Hinduism.” Construction of the base (base) of the super structure will begin From the first week of November after several layers foundation was launched.
During the Candi Construction Committee meeting chaired by Nripendra Mishra at the end of last month, it was decided that the Foundation Area was excavated – a width of 1.2 lakh sqft and 50-foot inside – will be raised to 107m above sea level with an additional four layer launch.
Previously, 44 layers of engineered fields were placed on the foundation.
For the placement of in-situ marble stones and carved, four towering cranes will be installed in four different locations.
The top source in the temple trust said, a seven-foot concrete assembly will be established after the charging training is complete.
Semen will be used for the first time in a raft casting.
So far, cement is not used in engineered filling material, which is brought out of stone dust and flying ash.
Trust General Temple Secretary Champat Rai said, the use of cement minimum will ensure fewer heat absorption.
Super structural base will be built with cubic stone 3.5lakh of Mirzapur, where two private companies have been given a contract to cut and form pink stones.
The source said, the uncertain power supply in Mirzapur slowed the procedure.
RamjanMabhomi Complex Final Print
