AYODHYA: In Ayodhya, the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple is being constructed with unique bricks bearing Ram’s name. These bricks are stronger and longer-lasting than regular bricks since they are created with a specific recipe. In addition, they bear the inscription “Shri Ram 2023″ in honour of the year the temple is being built. Atul Kumar Singh, the proprietor of a brick kiln in the area, has been creating bricks with the help of his family for many years. Vasudev Narayan Singh, Singh’s great-grandfather, contributed bricks to the construction of the first Ram temple in Ayodhya during the 16th century.“When I visited the Ram Mandir to learn more about the unique brick called Shri Ram 2023, I learned that the bricks used here were demolished along with the disputed structure in 1992,” said Atul Kumar Singh, the owner of Shri Ram Brick Kiln. The bricks discovered there were also discovered in VNS. Vasudev Narayan Singh, our grandfather, was named on it. When the temple was being built, he said, “Our contribution should be as great as that of our ancestors. When Ram Mandir Trust approached us and offered to create Shri Ram Brick, we accepted it and were informed that it is significantly more durable than regular bricks. “To reinforce the soil, a special equipment was employed. The soil that will be used to make the bricks has been kneaded by a special team. These bricks have been produced in the name of Shri Ram 2023 after they were lab tested and shown to be twice as strong as regular bricks before being utilised in construction. A contract was in place with Larson and Turbo to purchase around 8 lakh 50,000 bricks for the temple’s construction. But these bricks are now also being used for other campus projects,” he continued.The first phase of the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya would be finished by December 30 of this year, according to Nripendra Misra, who heads the construction committee of the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The temple is being built in three phases, according to Misra, who was previously Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s principal secretary, and pilgrims will be able to enter the temple after the first phase is complete.
