The celebration of the consecration of the Ram Temple will not only take place in India but also overseas, including in the United States. In American temples, a week-long program will be organized during the inauguration of the Ram Temple. A female officer representing these temples mentioned that preparations are underway for a week-long event in North America, coinciding with the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. She further stated, "It is our privilege and blessing to be a part of this event, and the temple of our dreams is taking shape after centuries of anticipation and struggle."
Tejal Shah, from the Hindu Mandir Executive Committee (HMEC) in America, informed the agency that the sentiments of everyone in the United States and Canada are deeply devoted to the Ram Temple. Devotion and faith have been instilled, and all are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Lord Rama in their temples. It is noteworthy that HMEC leads over 1,100 Hindu temples in the United States.
Tejal Shah explained that a festival lasting a week will commence in small and large temples across North America from January 15th, culminating on the night of January 20th with the live broadcast of the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. She expressed hope that thousands of Hindu temples will participate in the inauguration program based on the reactions received so far. It is worth mentioning that on January 22nd, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be joining as the chief guest in the consecration ceremony. All preparations for this momentous event are being expedited. Champat Rai, the Secretary-General of the Ram Temple Trust, provided several details about the Ram Temple. He mentioned that Prime Minister Modi will enter the Ram Janmabhoomi complex at precisely 11 AM and will participate in the consecration ceremony for Lord Ram Lalla until approximately 11:30 AM.
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