Ayodhya, 19

March (HS): The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya witnessed a new moment

in history today. President Draupadi Murmu installed the Shri Ram Yantra on the

second floor of the temple. On this occasion, she visited Ram Lalla and

performed aarti. The consecration of the Ram temple and the hoisting of the

flag at the temple are golden dates in our history, said President Draupadi

Murmu. Addressing the event, President Draupadi Murmu extended Navratri

greetings to all countrymen. She said, Being in Ayodhya today is a

fulfilling moment in my life. I am honored to be here. The Ram Temple connects

us to our rich cultural heritage.

She said,

After 500 years of struggle, we have received this moment of good

fortune. The consecration of the Ram Temple and the hoisting of the flag at the

temple are golden dates in our history. I have been given the opportunity to

install the Shri Ram Yantra. This is a symbol of Lord Shri Ram's grace upon me.

I believe so.

She said

that paying homage to Lord Shri Ram is the same as paying respect to Mother

India. On this occasion, let us resolve to take Mother India's honor and glory

to the highest level.

UP Governor

said, Ayodhya has become a center of global consciousness.

Addressing the program, Governor Anandi Ben Patel wished everyone a happy

Chaitra Navratri. On this occasion, she said, The temple of Lord Shri Ram

has now become a national temple. This is a moment of immense pride for us.

This fortunate moment has been made possible by the struggle and sacrifice of

millions of Ram devotees. Today, Ayodhya has become a center of global

consciousness.

CM Yogi

said, The feeling of Ramrajya is felt in Ayodhya. Chief Minister

Yogi said that while wars are raging across the world today, we are

participating in this joyous event of installing the Shri Ram Yantra in the Ram

Temple. This is the feeling of Ramrajya; that is why it is said that India is

the land of saints and sages. He said that today the Ram Temple is connecting

our youth with our culture. This is why, when the New Year begins, young people

visit the temple instead of going anywhere else to begin their New Year.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi