Shri Ram Janmabhoomi - श्री राम जन्मभूमि

Shri Ram Janmabhoomi () - Ayodhya Uttar Pradesh

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Key Highlights
◉ Birth / Avtaran Place of Lord Shri Ram.
◉ The top of the temple is covered with gold.

Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Temple is the incarnation / birthplace of Shri Ramchandra ji, the seventh incarnation of Bhagwan Vishnu. His incarnation happens in Treta Yug.

The people of India consider Prabhu Shri Ram as their ideal man, and his administrative skills are considered to be the best in the world, and this skill is known as the name of Ram-Rajya. The river situated near the temple is considered as the departure point of Vaikuntha lok, abandoning the human form of Bhagwan Shri Ram.

The responsibility of maintaining the temple will be done by the newly formed Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust. Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Bhai Modi Ji has started the process of temple construction in Ayodhya on 5th August 2020. Chandrakant Sompura of Ahmedabad has been doing the responsibility of the temple's architecture since the year 1949.

Learn more about temple!
Material: Stone
Floor : 3
Floor height: 20 feet
Length: 360 feet
Width: 235 feet
The height of the temple from the ground floor: 16.5 feet
Height of major peak: 161 feet
Under Earth the Earthquake Test: 200 feet

The construction of the temple is being carried out by the Larsen Toubro Company and as consultant, Tata Consulting Engineers to trust.

Description of the Shikhara of the Ram Temple
❀ The temple is built in the Nagara style.
❀ The total maximum height of the temple is 161 feet.
❀ It is a three-story structure; each floor is approximately 20 feet high.

According to Bhaktibharat, the temple's spire is gilded, giving it a \"golden peak\" appearance from above. The view from above is spectacular as the spire glistens in the sunlight.

Number of Shikharas
❀ The temple has three shikharas: one main shikhar and two subsidiary shikharas.
❀ The main shikhar is approximately 128 feet high, and the other two are approximately 76 feet tall.
❀ The temple's spire and walls are adorned with intricately carved sculptures and artefacts, combined with elements of the Maru-Gurjara style of architecture.
❀ The temple platform (\"jagati\") is elevated, allowing the spire and mandapa to be more clearly visible.

Flag Size and Design
❀ The flag is said to be approximately 22 feet long by 11 feet wide.
❀ The flag's color is saffron, and it will feature symbols such as the Sun, Om, and the Kovidar tree.
❀ The design incorporates religious and historical symbols, which have been specially crafted.
❀ A polished bronze flagstaff is installed at the top of the temple. It is approximately 42 feet long.
❀ The total height of the temple is now approximately 203 feet, thanks to the flagstaff.
❀ The flagstaff has a special 360° rotating chamber and ball-bearing structure, so that the flag remains secure and stable in the wind.
❀ The flagpole and flag are engineered to remain stable in extreme weather (wind) (pulley system, steel wire, bull-bearings).
❀ Flag design: Saffron colour, with the sun and \"Om\" symbol on it.
❀ The flag measures approximately 22 feet × 11 feet.
❀ The flag is said to weigh ~11 kilograms.

Symbolic Significance
❀ Dharma Dhwaja: The hoisting of the flag at the Ram Temple symbolizes devotion, victory, and spiritual elevation.
❀ Saffron color: This color represents power, sacrifice, and devotion in Hinduism.
❀ Symbols (Sun, Om, Kovidar tree): These symbols have religious and historical significance and are associated with the Ramayana or Hindu philosophy.
❀ Shikhara: The main shikhar of the temple represents the “supra-divine” height, like the nuclear center of the deity.