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Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Ram Mandir, Ayodhya.

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You will see in this article:

1) Everything about Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple:
2) The master plan for the next three years related to Ram Mandir is ready:
3) Ram temple will be made of which stones?
4) The discussion has been on making the temple eco friendly:
5) Nakshatra Vatika in Ram temple complex:
6) What is a Nakshatra Vatika (constellation garden)?

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Everything about Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple:

The Supreme court accepts the truths of history related to the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple. The Government of India set up a trust for Sri Ram Janmabhoomi, under the name of "Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra."

Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Bhai Modi has accelerated; the process of temple construction by worshiping in Ayodhya on 5th August. The responsibility of the temple's architecture rests with Chandrakant Sompura Ji of Ahmedabad.

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He has been looking after the construction of the Janmabhoomi temple since the year 1949. To "Larsen and Toubro Company" has been given the task of temple construction; the Trust has selected "Tata Consultant Engineers" as a consultant to the manufacturer.

The entire temple will be made of stones. The temple will be three floors. The height of each floor will be 20 feet, the length of the temple will be 360 feet, and the width will be 235 feet.

The temple floor will be built 16.5 feet high, from the ground floor, the height of the sanctum sanctorum from the ground floor will be 161 feet. Soil testing up to 200 feet deep under the earth and the impact of future possible earthquakes have been studied.

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Friable sand has been found up to 200 feet under the ground, the Saryu river flows, only some distance to the west of the sanctum sanctorum.

In this geographical situation, IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Chennai, IIT Guwahati, Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee, on drawing a strong and durable foundation that can bear the weight of 1000 years old stone temple, Larsen Toubro and Tata engineers are consulting each other.

The master plan for the next three years related to Ram Mandir is ready:

The master plan has also been prepared for the Ram temple for the next three years. Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust General Secretary Champat Rai said that the construction of the foundation of the Ram temple, which is about 55 feet deep, will be completed by September.

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For this, it has been discussed through video conferencing from IIT Chennai. On the consultation of IIT Chennai, some major changes in the engineering field material have been doing along with that, the work of filling the foundation has been started.

In 55 feet deep foundation, 1 foot thick, 44 layers will make; on which Ram temple will stand. 1 lakh 25 thousand cubic meters backfilling will be done in the foundation. For a 1-feet layer, two different rollers will be used.

Ram temple will be made of which stones?

Ram's temple will be made of carved stones of Rajasthan. Work has been started to create a locking system of the stones of Mirzapur. The temple plinth will be constructed with the red stones of Mirzapur.

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On the top of the temple plinth, with the carved stones of Bansi Paharpur Rajasthan, the temple of Ram will be built. In the Ram Janmabhoomi complex, to preserve and use the rainwater, work will be done.

The work will be done in the Ram Janmabhoomi complex to preserve and use the rainwater. Due to which the devotees coming inside the temple could not face any problem with water.

The discussion has been on making the temple eco friendly:

Important discussions were held to make the Ram temple eco-friendly and to preserve the environment in the meeting of the Ram Mandir Construction Committee.

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Trust's Minister Champat Rai says that after the construction of the temple; about, 2 lakh devotees will come to see Ramlala. Experts from Larsen and Toubro, Tata Consultancy, Design Associate were also involved in the committee construction work in this meeting.

Nakshatra Vatika in Ram temple complex:

Champat Rai said that there will also be a Nakshatra Vatika (constellation garden) in the Ram temple complex. 27 trees will be planted for 27 Nakshatras.

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Ram temple complex will be green; greenery will be, taken care of in the entire 70 acres of land. The Trust's General Minister said that by PM Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, one tree each has been planted in the constellation Vatika.

Champat Rai said that after paper preparation, a map of 70 acres of land will be filed with the Ayodhya Development Authority.

What is a Nakshatra Vatika (constellation garden)?

The Nakshatra Vatika consists of trees belonging to 27 Nakshatras. Nakshatra Vatika has also been installed in the Ram temple complex of Ayodhya. In this, PM Modi and CM Yogi have planted one plant each.

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Kuchala (Ashwini) in this garden, Indian gooseberry (Bharani), Sycamore (Kritika), Jamun (Rohini), Khair (Mrigashira), Sheesham (Ardra), Bamboo (Punavasu), Peepal (Pushya), Nagakesar (Alesha), Banyan (Magha), Palash (Purva Phalguni), Pakad (Uttara Phalguni), Reetha (Hand), Bell (Figure), Arjun (Swati), Vikankat (Bisakha), Maulashree (Anuradha), Cheed (Jyeshtha), Saal (Mool), Jalavetas (Purvashadha), Jackfruit (Uttarasadha), Madaar (Shravan), Shami (Dhanishtha), Kadamb (Shatabhishak), Mango (Purva Bhadrapada), Neem (Uttara Bhadrapada), Mahua (Revathi) trees will be planted.