Suryavansh Flag Displayed at Ram Temple, To Be Hoisted on Nov 25

Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh: In a moment filled with devotion and pride, a magnificent flag made of parachute fabric, measuring 22 feet long and weighing 11 kilograms, has been prepared and displayed at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, marking another symbolic milestone in the temple’s celebrations. Representing strength, grandeur, and unwavering faith, the flag stands as a proud emblem of Lord Ram’s legacy and India’s cultural unity.

Crafted with precision, the flag blends traditional symbolism with modern engineering, designed to withstand strong winds while retaining its elegance. With the assistance of the Indian Army, an advanced automatic flag hoisting system has been installed at the temple. The system, connected to a computerized control unit, will raise the flag with the push of a button, ensuring both safety and precision.

Around 8,000 guests are expected to attend the grand ceremony, which marks the completion of the temple’s construction. The event will be broadcast live on large LED screens across the complex, allowing thousands of devotees to witness the sacred moment.

As the flag ascends to the 119-foot-tall spire, the air will echo with Vedic chants, creating a divine atmosphere. Bearing the Suryavansh (Solar Dynasty) emblem, the flag pays tribute to Lord Ram’s royal lineage.

This technologically advanced and spiritually uplifting event reflects the perfect harmony of faith, innovation, and national pride that defines the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.