Tomorrow aka August 5 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will perform the Bhumi Pujan in Ayodhya for the construction of Ram temple. He will be joined by other leaders, officials from various organisations, persons holding constitutional posts and people of the Sant Samaj. That is not it, devotees and followers from all over the country cannot contain their happiness. They will be exhibiting support to PM Modi in their own way from where ever each one of them is. Deeputsav will be observed and the day will be celebrated as a Mahaparv. Ayodhya will be decorated and lightened up with clay lamps.

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The coronavirus pandemic may impact the attendance and the number invited has been limited. For the Ram Mandir design, Mr Sompura,77, told PTI that he had followed the "Nagara style" of architecture. The design has been tweaked to have five domes instead of two to accommodate more devotees.  But if you are looking for Shri Ram Images, HD Wallpapers and GIFS for free download online, we have your back:

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On November 9, 2019, a bench of five judges unanimously gave ownership to build Lord Ram Mandir on the disputed land. The design was modified after the Supreme Court verdict in November on the 2.77-acre site claimed by both Hindus and Muslims, where the 16th-century Babri mosque stood before it was razed in 1992 by Hindu activists who believed it was built on the ruins of an ancient temple marking the birthplace of Lord Ram.

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