Mexico: Mexico got its first temple dedicated to Lord Ram on Sunday ahead of the 'Pran Pratishtha' (consecration) ceremony of Ayodhya's Ram Temple. The temple was inaugurated after the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony was performed by an American priest with Mexican hosts and the idols brought from India.
The Pran Pratishtha ceremony, marking the consecration of the idol of Ram Lalla, begins at 12:20 pm and is expected to conclude by 1 pm.
Approximately 13,000 personnel, including anti-bomb squads and snipers, have been deployed for the security cover. The city is equipped with advanced technology, featuring 10,000 CCTV cameras and AI-powered drones to monitor and enhance security.
Ahead of the momentous occasion of the Pran Pratistha ceremony in Ayodhya, acclaimed sand artist Sudarshan Patnaik achieved a remarkable feat by creating a sand art masterpiece featuring Lord Shri Ram and the Ram temple. Patnaik, known for his exquisite sand sculptures, created a new world record by installing 500 miniature replicas of Shri Ram Temple as part of his creation.
As the historic inauguration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya approaches on January 22, Bollywood luminaries Anupam Kher, Madhur Bhandarkar, and Vivek Oberoi have been captured by leaving the city to partake in the two-day event.
As the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya approaches, the Uttar Pradesh police have intensified their efforts to combat cyber crimes.
This development comes a day after the premier healthcare facility declared a half-day break for staff in non-critical services. While the official note did not specifically mention if Out Patient Department (OPD) services would be available, it was feared that outdoor patients would not be able to consult specialists during the break.
Companies Linked to Ayodhya's Development Witness Significant Stock Gains.
Witness the Dawn of a New Era in Ayodhya. The much-anticipated moment has arrived as Ayodhya gears up for the Pran Pratistha ceremony at the Ram Temple.
In a controversial move, a fringe group identifying as "Hindu Sena" defaced the signage for Babar Road in Central Delhi, advocating for its renaming. Activists from the group affixed a poster with the inscription 'Ayodhya Marg' on the existing signage.
