The Ayodhya Ram Mandir is not just a temple, but a symbol of faith, unity, and cultural heritage. The construction of the temple is a landmark event in the history of India, signifying the triumph of truth, justice, and righteousness. The temple is a testimony to the enduring spirit of the Hindu community and their unwavering devotion to Prabhu Shriram. As Bharat prepares for the inauguration of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir on 22nd January 2024, the temple promises to be a place of spiritual and cultural awakening. It is a monument to Bharat’s rich cultural and religious heritage, and a testament to the enduring legacy of Prabhu Shriram. Come, participate in this Anandotsav and welcome Shriram into the Ram Mandir and into our hearts! And rest not, for now we have the Ram Mandir, and Ram Rajya awaits…

Participate in Anandotsav

Welcome Shriram with lamps aglow

Hoist the Bhagwa flag, let bhakti flow

Invoke Shriram through rangolis divine

Offer prayers for Ramrajya to shine

This auspicious moment is the right time to pledge to…

Chant ‘Shriram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram |’

Press for passage of Hindu welfare laws

Keep every temple neat and clean

Devote an hour daily to serve Dharma

Contribute for establishing Ram Rajya (Hindu Rashtra)…

Donate to organisations working to establish the Hindu Rashtra

Organise lectures to educate my family and friends on Dharma

Organise Balsanskar varg to mould nationalist & Dharmik children

Organise exhibitions to awaken my fellow Hindus to their duty

Sponsor & distribute books on topics of National & Dharmik importance

Sponsor & distribute pamphlets on topics of National & Dharmik importance

Set up and regularly update informative boards to create awareness

Utilise my social media group to share posts of National & Dharmik importance

Learn self defense to protect my family and community

Let’s build Ram Rajya in one self and be a ideal devotee of Shriram !

THE MISSION OF

HINDU RASHTRA

NEEDS YOU

THE MISSION OF

HINDU RASHTRA

NEEDS YOU

 

Shriram Returns

1528

The temple dedicated to Prabhu Shriram is believed to have been demolished during the reign of Mughal tyrant Babar

1853

The first recorded dispute arises when Hindus claim the site as the birthplace of Prabhu Shriram and attempt to build a chabootra (platform) for worship

1857

The colonial British administration puts a fence around the site, denominating separate areas of worship for Hindus and Muslims

1885

Mahant Raghubir Das files plea in Faizabad district court seeking permission to build a temple on Ram chabootra. Court rejects plea

1949

Idols of Prabhu Shriram appear inside the disputed structure in 1949. The government terms the premises a disputed area and locks the gates. Legal battle for the Ram Mandir intensifies

1950

Two suits are filed in Faizabad Court by Gopal Simla Viharad and Paramhansa Ramachandra Das, seeking permission to conduct Hindu pujas to Ram Lalla. The Court grants permission to conduct pujas. The Court orders the inner courtyard gates to remain locked

1959

Nirmohi Akhara file a third suit, seeking possession of the land

1961

UP Sunni Wakf Board files a suit seeking possession of Babri Masjid site. They also demand the removal of idols of Prabhu Shriram from Babri Masjid

1983

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) starts Ram Janmbhoomi Movement for construction of temple at the disputed site in Ayodhya

1 February, 1986

A lawyer UC Pandey appeals before the Faizabad Session Court for the gates to be unlocked, on the grounds that the Faizabad district administration, and not a Court, had ordered its closure. District Judge orders the locks to be removed to allow Hindu “pooja and darshan”. Muslims constitute a Babri Mosque Action Committee (BMAC) in protest

1989

Retired High Court Judge Deoki Nandan Agarwal, then the vice president of VHP, files suit number five claiming ownership of the disputed land and seeks sanction to build a new building in place of the old structure in the name of Ramlalla Virajman

November, 1989

VHP carries out Shilanyas ceremony in Ayodhya and the first stone of the planned Ram Mandir is put in place

September, 1990

BJP leader LK Advani launches a Rath Yatra from Somnath (Gujarat) to Ayodhya (UP) to gather support for the Movement. Advani gets arrested in Bihar during the yatra

November, 1990

Karsevaks under VHP leaders clash with Uttar Pradesh police in Ayodhya, police uses force to control the crowd. Scores of karsevaks are killed

6 December, 1992

A watershed moment. Babri Masjid falls. Karsevaks construct a make-shift temple on the site

1994

The Supreme Court says in the historic Ismail Faruqui Judgment that mosque are not integral to Islam

April 2002

The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court begins hearing Ayodhya title dispute. The court orders Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to excavate the site to determine if a temple lay underneath the mosque

March – August 2003

ASI excavates the land underneath the disputed site and finds remnants of a 10th century Hindu temple 

30 September, 2010

Allahabad High Court delivers its judgment, dividing the land between three parties: one third for the Sunni Wakf Board, one third for the Nirmohi Akhara and one third to Ramlalla Virajman

9 May, 2011

SC stays the verdict of the Allahabad High Court order splitting the disputed site in three parts and says that status quo will remain

6 August, 2019

A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, and comprising Justices Sharad Arvind Bopde, Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and Abdul Nazeer begins day-to-day hearing of the case

9 November, 2019

The centuries old dispute ends. The Constitution bench unanimously hands over disputed area to the Hindus and orders the government to set up a Temple Trust

5 February, 2020

The Union Cabinet approves the setting up of Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra trust to monitor the construction of the Ram Mandir at the site

5 August, 2020

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lays the foundation stone of the proposed Ram Mandir at Ayodhya 

 

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