Ayodhya: Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple is not only a symbol of spirituality, but it is also becoming an example of modern technology and unique coordination of ancient faith. It is the first temple in the world, in which advanced metal like titanium is being used to further strengthen the structure. 32 Jalis made of titanium are being installed in the temple. On Saturday, a mesh was approved as a test, which has been approved by the trust.
According to Nripendra Mishra, Chairman of Ram Temple Construction Committee, this is the first temple in the country, where titanium metal is being used. Titanium jales will be installed on the ground floor, first and second floor of the temple. The age of titanium is more than one thousand years. An institution of the Government of India has built these nets. A total of 32 jalis will be installed on the three floors, and this work will be completed by 15 August. He said that the progress of temple construction is quite satisfactory. The work of Ramkatha on Plint and Parkota is expected to be completed by the end of July.
Nripendra Mishra further said that about 14 lakh cubic feet of Vanshi Paharpur stone was to be used in the temple and Parkota, out of which only one lakh cubic feet stone work remains. He informed that a new temple will be built with teak wood in the size of the temporary temple. A glass cover will be installed to preserve it, which will ensure the safety of the temple in every season. On Saturday, Nripendra Mishra inspected the construction works. During this, Ram Mandir Trust General Secretary Champat Rai, Trustee Dr. Anil Mishra, construction in -charge Gopal Rao, Architect Ashish Sompura and others were present.
Ramkatha’s engraving up to 500 feet complete
The chairman of the Construction Committee said that Ramkatha is being engraved at a length of 800 feet on the lower plinth of the temple, out of which murals of Ramkatha have been installed at 500 feet. In these murals, the entire story from the birth of Shri Ram to the coronation is shown alive. The dignity and ideals of Shri Ram are being highlighted through various episodes. A total of 80 murals of bronze will be installed in Parkota, out of which 45 murals have been installed so far. These murals are based on the history and Ramakatha of Ayodhya.
