Shaligram stones from Nepal arrive Ayodhya, to be used for idol construction
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Ram Temple in Ayodhya: What are the sacred shaligram stones from Nepal to be used to make the Ram idol?
Two large shaligram stones from the Kali Gandaki waterfall in Nepal have been brought to Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya. They are likely to be used to carve the idols to be placed inside the Ram temple. These rocks from centuries ago are considered to be a form of Lord Vishnu
Rare rocks for Lord Ram idol reach Ayodhya from Nepal
Special rocks from which the idol of Lord Ram will be carved out and placed in the sanctum sanctorum of the Ram Temple has arrived from Nepal, a senior functionary of the temple trust here said. The rocks or 'shilas' arrived here late on Wednesday night. Special prayers were held on Thursday afternoon following which the rocks were presented to the Shri Ram Janambhoomi Teerth
Ram Temple Construction: Rare Rocks or ‘Shilas’ for Lord Ram Idol Reach Ayodhya From Nepal (Watch Video)
Special rocks from which the idol of Lord Ram will be carved out and placed in the sanctum sanctorum of the Ram Temple has arrived from Nepal, a senior functionary of the temple trust here said. The rocks or 'shilas' arrived here late on Wednesday night. Ram Temple Construction: Rare Rocks or ‘Shilas’ for Lord Ram Idol Reach Ayodhya From Nepal (Watch Video).
Rare Shaligram rocks reach Ayodhya from Nepal, will be used to construct Lord Ram idol
Two Shaligram stones, that will be dedicated to Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust in Ayodhya, have reached the pious town. These stones are 60 million years old. One rock weighs 26 tonnes and the other weighs 14 tonnes.
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