News Desk, Kolkata : In a grand ceremony, the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya was inaugurated last night. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged every household to illuminate with lamps to celebrate the festival of lights, Deepavali, in conjunction with the Ram Mandir inauguration. He announced that Deepavali celebrations with the lighting of lamps would take place in every corner of the country. Additionally, along the banks of the mighty Mahanadi River in Sambalpur, a large number of lamps will be lit. The central minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, personally took part in the construction of the lamps for the Sambalpur event, emphasizing the importance of this grand celebration.
On Monday, an impressive display is planned along the Mahanadi River in Sambalpur, with 111,111 lamps to be lit. Dharmendra Pradhan, the central education minister, personally contributed to the lamp-making efforts, showcasing a hands-on commitment to the event. He later shared pictures on his Twitter handle, expressing his dedication to the cause and the upcoming festival. The tweet read, “Ignite the lamp of faith, let’s celebrate another Diwali with grandeur.”
In a notable event today, the Parashuram Bhavan in Sambalpur hosted the worship of Lord Ram and Sita, with central minister Dharmendra Pradhan actively participating. The festivities included a special puja dedicated to the divine couple.
Adding to the fervor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to perform the consecration ceremony at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya at 12:20 PM sharp on Monday. The consecration rituals will continue until 1 PM and will be followed by special prayers and rituals until 1:30 PM. Apart from spiritual leaders and monks, eminent personalities from various fields, both nationally and internationally, are expected to grace the occasion.
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The consecration of the Ram Mandir has become a focal point, inspiring the decoration and preparation of temples dedicated to Lord Ram across the country. Temples everywhere are adorned with devotional songs, chants, and arrangements for special prayers. The enthusiasm for this momentous occasion is not confined to Ayodhya but resonates throughout the nation, creating an atmosphere of collective celebration.
Moreover, the Deepavali celebrations are not just limited to traditional lamp-lighting. In Sambalpur, a meticulous effort is underway to construct and arrange a spectacular display of lamps along the Mahanadi River. This symbolizes the unity and festive spirit that transcends geographical boundaries.
The ongoing developments showcase a blend of cultural, religious, and political significance, with leaders like Narendra Modi and Dharmendra Pradhan actively participating in the preparations and ceremonies. Their hands-on involvement adds a personal touch to the festivities, emphasizing the shared cultural heritage and the importance of unity in celebrating such momentous occasions.
As the nation gears up for the Deepavali celebrations and the consecration of the Ram Mandir, the spirit of unity, faith, and festivity is palpable. It goes beyond religious affiliations, encompassing people from diverse backgrounds who come together to celebrate a shared cultural heritage. The luminous glow of lamps symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness, and this grand celebration is a testament to the enduring cultural and spiritual values that resonate across the nation.
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