Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Following more than a year of Ram Lalla’s “pran pratishtha,” the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, is scheduled to undergo another consecration this month, according to The Indian Express.

Later this month, Ram Dabar (toral court), the god in King form with Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshaman, and Hanuman, will be installed on the temple’s first level as the most recent dedication.

The trust and temple management are getting ready for the event. According to those with knowledge of the preparation, the event will take place on a smaller scale than the one that was staged on January 22 of last year. More than 8,000 individuals attended the 2024 Ram Lala consecration, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over.

The temple’s construction, which began in 2020 after the Supreme Court’s ruling, will likewise be finished with the impending dedication.

Nripendra Misra, the former Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, is presently in charge of the building committee.

Mishra recently said that the complex’s development will be finished by the end of this month. However, before the year is out, the remaining “parkota” work on the compound wall will be finished.

In an interview with the media, Mishra said, “The temple still needs around 20,000 cubic feet of stone to be put. The temple’s construction will be finished by April 15 at the latest.

“All the statues in the temples that are outside or inside the rampart will be here by April 30, and almost all of them will be installed between March 25 and April 15,” he said.

A group of 20 people led by Jaipur-based artist Prashant Pandey created the Ram Darbar idols. This piece is made of white Makrana marble. Notably, Karnataka-based Arun Yogiraj sculpted the 51-inch-tall idol of Ram Lalla.

Additionally, a massive monument of Saint Tulsidas, author of the Ramcharitmanas, is being erected inside the compound.