Ram Mandir Ayodhya There is a continuous process of brainstorming over the construction of the grand Ram temple. The eight-member committee constitute
Ram Mandir Ayodhya There is a continuous process of brainstorming over the construction of the grand Ram temple. The eight-member committee constituted by the temple construction committee has given its report about the pillars to the trust. Now on December 29, a decision can be given in this matter.
Highlights:
- Committee of 8 members submitted report to Trust on construction of Ram temple
- Now the foundation pillars will replace ancient stones instead of cement pillars
- Meeting will be held on December 29 to brainstorm on the report of the committee
- Under the foundation of the temple, there was known to be sandy soil.
Sanjeev Azad, Ayodhya
There is a continuous churning phase in Ayodhya for the construction of the grand Ram temple. Plans are being made to ensure that the Ram temple building does not have any ill effects for centuries. On how to build the pillars of the foundation of the temple, an eight-member committee constituted by the Ram Mandir Construction Committee submitted its report to the trust. Now this can be decided in the trust meeting to be held in Delhi on 29 December.
Cement pillars will not be installed in the foundation
According to experts, according to the report submitted by the eight-member committee to the trust, cement pillars will no longer be used in the foundation of the Ram temple. For this, ancient temple building style stones will be used. If the treasurer of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust Govind Dev Giri is to be believed, a meeting will be held in Delhi to discuss the committee’s report in detail. In this meeting, the strength of the foundation of the Ram temple can also be decided on its grandeur.
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Investigations for the construction of the temple revealed that there is sandy soil under the foundation. Experts say that sandstone does not conform to the standards on which construction is to be done. This means that the soil that is needed to carry the burden of a huge temple made of stone, cannot be found below the base of the temple. This was revealed when the stone in the foundation of the temple for the piling test slipped from its place.
a total of 1200 columns are to be built here under the plan for the construction of the Ram Janmabhoomi temple. Before making these pillars, a total of 12 columns were made by the team of IIT Chennai for the test. When the load was put on the columns, they slipped a few inches from the ground. After this it was confirmed that the soil on which the pillars are to be made is sandy soil.
tell that the central and state governments are committed to the development of Ayodhya. This is the reason why emphasis is being laid on development of other places as per the grandeur of Ram temple. Recently there is a plan to run a Ramayana cruise on the Saryu coast of Ayodhya, so that the tourists coming to know about the mythology of Ayodhya and the leela of Shri Ram can also be introduced.
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