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KATHMANDU, FEBRUARY 2Stones gathered from the Kalingandaki River to be used for building an idol of Hindu lord Ram to be placed in the under-construction temple of Sri Ram in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh of India have actually been handed to the Indian side.
The objects were turned over to the Indian side in the middle of an unique event at the temple building and construction website Ramsewakpur today.Ram Janaki Temple Janakpurdhams Mahantha (priest) Ramtapeshwor Das turned over the stones to Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Trust basic secretary Champat Ray.
The 2 huge stones were carried on truck trucks from Nepal to India.Receiving the gifts, basic secretary Ray stated the relations in between Janakpur and Ayodhya was inexpressible and the minute would include a measurement to this relations.Nepali Congress leader and former Home Minister Bimalendra Nidhi said the Nepalis are proud to visit the birthplace of Ram and get an opportunity to turn over the stones for the building of his idol.The rocks were drawn out on January 26 from the bank of Kaligandai river at Thulo Pahiro-6 of Beni municipality-6 in Myagdi.
It will be put in the sanctorum of the temple.
The temple construction task is anticipated to be by January, 2024.
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The black-colored Shaligram stones drawn out from the River are mythically thought about spiritual.
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