Ayodhya News: Ramlala provided yogurt, papad with khichdi on the Makar Sankranti, devotees gathered

Sanjiv Azad, numerous devotees who reached Ayodhya on the Ayodhyamkar Sakranti, took a shower within the river Saryu and worshiped Sri Ramalala, seated within the non permanent temple of Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhavan and Ram Janmabhoomi. Sri Ramlala with grandeur for the primary time amidst the Ram temple development was made with yogurt, papad, ghee and khichdi bhog within the temple. The pageant of Makar Sankranti was celebrated with nice gaiety within the monastery temples of Ayodhya together with Lord Sri Ramlala, seated within the non permanent temple of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi complicated. Numerous devotees reached Ayodhya to have fun this pageant. Devotees bathed on the Sankranti within the Saryu River and donated garments and grain. It is believed that on today yellow garments and grains are donated, which brings happiness and prosperity within the household. For the primary time in 28 years, Ramlala was provided Bhog on the Makar Sankranti with particular dishes within the monastery temples of Ayodhya within the sanctum sanctorum of the Lord. At the identical time, Lord Sri Ramlala, who’s enshrined within the Ram Janmabhoomi complicated, was additionally provided khichad prasad together with curd, papad, pickle, on Makar Sankranti this yr. This time the work of establishing a grand temple within the complicated has began, for which the Lord has been enshrined within the grand non permanent temple. After 28 years, Lord Sri Ramlala has acquired khichdi on the pageant of Makar Sankranti. People are enthusiastically cooperating to construct the temple. This yr, Lord Shri Ramlala sits within the non permanent stunning constructing within the Ram Janmabhoomi complicated. For the primary time, Khichdi Prasad is obtainable on the pageant of Makar Sankranti on this constructing. He mentioned that in the identical means, devotees are being fed as prasad with the providing to the God who’s seated in all of the monasteries and temples of Ayodhya. .