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In a momentous occasion, Ayodhya is set to host three esteemed guests: Pro Wangchuk Dorje Negi, retired justice V.N. Khare, and the knowledgeable businessperson Gyan Prakash Singh. All will grace the forefront of the Sab Prana Pratishtha ceremony, symbolizing the highest reverence for all living beings.
The Gathering of 235 Guests from Kashi Region:
Connected to 27 districts in the Kashi region, the RSS organization has extended invitations to 235 individuals to participate in the Prana Pratishtha ceremony. A well-coordinated effort ensures that all attendees will converge in Ayodhya on January 21, with RSS facilitating the transportation and assigning two volunteers to accompany each person. Notably, the revered Hathiyamath Gajipur's Peethadheeshwar Yati Nandan Maharaj has also received an invitation.
Remembering Ram Bahadur and Family:
Honoring those who sacrificed their lives during the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, the kin of Sultanpur's Ram Bahadur have been invited to the Prana Pratishtha ceremony. RSS spokesperson Ramesh visited Sultanpur to extend the invitation, highlighting Ram Bahadur's martyrdom during the Ram Janmabhoomi agitation. A memorial tribute was also paid to his statue during the ceremony.
Vihip's Offering on Makar Sankranti:
Vihip, in its endeavor to celebrate Ram Utsav and illuminate the Ram Jyoti, is generously distributing akshat (sacred rice) and invitations. A special Shivir will be organized in Prayagraj on January 15, coinciding with Makar Sankranti, where 2 lakh people will receive akshat and invitation letters. Over 2000 volunteers are actively involved in this initiative. So far, RSS and its affiliated organizations have provided akshat rice to 35 lakh families.
Mission to Reach 75 Lakh Families:
Ramesh, the state spokesperson, aims to reach 75 lakh families in the state. By January 15, 16 lakh people will receive akshat, and before January 22, another 24 lakh families will be contacted. The mission reflects a deep commitment to inclusivity, ensuring a widespread participation in the celebrations and rituals associated with the upcoming events.
