Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha:  Netizens celebrate 'Second Diwali' as Ram Lalla's idol gets consecrated at Ayodhya Temple, check reactions

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Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha:  Netizens celebrate ‘Second Diwali’ as Ram Lalla’s idol gets consecrated at Ayodhya Temple, check reactions

While some are remembering the efforts of those who struggled for decades to witness this day, others are sharing numerous pictures & videos of Pran Pratishtha while marking this day as "January ki Diwali"

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January 22, 2024 13:34 IST
Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha:  Netizens celebrate ‘Second Diwali’ as Ram Lalla’s idol gets consecrated at Ayodhya Temple, check reactions
Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha:  Netizens celebrate ‘Second Diwali’ as Ram Lalla’s idol gets consecrated at Ayodhya Temple, check reactions

New Delhi: The eagerly awaited Pran Pratishta ceremony of Ayodhya’s historical Ram temple finally took place on 22 January 2024, gripping the entire nation in joy & celebrations.

Ending over 500 years of wait & struggle of the devotees, Ram Lalla finally graced the throne of his hometown Ayodhya City with an 84-second-long concentration ceremony led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself during Abhijeet Muhrat (a sacred & auspicious window of time between sunrise & sunset that occurs once per day when Sun is at its zenith).

Meanwhile, netizens are now buzzing with the excitement of Ram Temple’s inauguration on social media, sharing various kinds of reactions to mark this monumental event.

While some are remembering the efforts of those who struggled for decades to witness this day, others are sharing numerous pictures & videos of Pran Pratishtha while marking this day as “January ki Diwali”.

Netizens celebrates Ram Mandir Pran Pratishta ceremony on Social Media 

Besides Ayodhya, the homecoming of lord Rama is also being observed & celebrated across various temples in different corners of the world. From Temples to shops to homes, cities across India have been decorated with bright festive lighting & people are seeing this day as the second festival of Diwali which marks lord Rama’s return to Ayodhya after a long exile of 500+ years.

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