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'RAM-MAY' NATION WAITS FOR 'PRAN PRATISHTHA - Vimarsana News

'RAM-MAY' NATION WAITS FOR 'PRAN PRATISHTHA

The much-awaited ram temple consecration will be held here on monday in a grand ceremony with prime minister narendra modi attending the rituals, following which the shrine will be opened for the public a day later. the “pran pratishtha” ceremony will begin at 12.20 pm and is expected to end by 1 pm. the prime minister will then address a gathering of more than 7,000 people, including seers and prominent personalities, at the venue. lakhs of people are expected to watch the event live on tv and online platf

From 'Ram ki Rasoi' to langar by Nihang Sikhs: Ayodhya devotees getting free hot meals | - Vimarsana News

From 'Ram ki Rasoi' to langar by Nihang Sikhs: Ayodhya devotees getting free hot meals |

Various community kitchens, including 'Ram ki Rasoi' and langar by Nihang Sikhs, are providing free hot meals to Ayodhya devotees as the Ram Temple consecration ceremony approaches. Nihang Sikhs, ISKCON, and temple trusts from across the country, along with locals, are running these community kitchens to serve langar food to devotees. The langars offer a variety of dishes such as khichdi, aloo puri, kadhi chawal, achar, and papad. The service aims to honor the sacrifices made by Nihangs for the construction of the Ram temple.

Ram Mandir: From 'Ram ki Rasoi' to langar by Nihang Sikhs: Ayodhya devotees getting free hot meals - Vimarsana News

Ram Mandir: From 'Ram ki Rasoi' to langar by Nihang Sikhs: Ayodhya devotees getting free hot meals

As the consecration ceremony of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya draws near, a multitude of community kitchens have emerged to provide 'langar' food to devotees. These kitchens cater to a diverse range of people, from Nihang Singhs to ISKCON members and temple trusts from different parts of the country. Even locals in Ayodhya have taken part in this initiative.