Ayodhya Ram Temple : 5 Domes, 1200 Pillars & 3 Years to Build; Only Stones Will Be Used, Will Stand For 1000 Years
New Delhi : It will take at least three years to build the Ayodhya Ram Temple in Ayodhya. For this, construction company Larsen & Toubro is working closely with Central Building Research Institute (CBRI) and IIT Madras. Champat Rai, General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirth Trust, gave this information. He also said that only stones will be used for building the Ram Temple in Ayodhya and it will stand for over 1,000 years.
While Larsen & Toubro is broadly looking after the construction of the temple, IIT-Chennai has been consulted for testing soil strength and CBRI services are being used to make sure the building is earthquake-resistant, he told reporters here.
Iron will not be used in the temple
The general secretary of the trust said that professors of the Central Building Research Institute (CBRI) and IIT Madras have jointly measured earthquake-related themes and impacts. He said that iron will not be used in the temple. The temple will be built on about 3 acres of land and there will be about 1200 pillars.
Around 10,000 copper rods are required for building the temple. Since people want to be a part of the construction process, they can do so by donating copper, Rai said. Using only stones, it will be built in such a manner that decay due to air, sun and water will not happen and the temple will last for at least 1,000 years, he added.
Rai said, “All the work going on is related to the experts. There is no hurry in these tasks. We are thinking and moving forward.” When asked how long it would take to build the Ram temple in Ayodhya, Champat Rai said, “It will take at least three years. Three years i.e. 36 months. It can take 36 months to 40 months but not less than this. You have to be so patient.” In response to a question about the collection of funds for the construction of the temple, he said that there is a system to contribute online, in such a way anyone can contribute.
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