Ayodhya Ram Temple Inauguration: Full 7-Day Schedule, Timings, and Vedic Rituals of Pran Pratishtha Ceremony

After decades of anticipation, the consecration ceremony for the Ayodhya Ram Mandir is finally just around the corner. A meticulously planned 7-day schedule of Vedic rituals and celebrations will pave the way for the grand event, culminating in the auspicious seating of Lord Ram on January 22, 2024. The countdown officially began on January 16 with an atonement ceremony and purification baths, marking the start of the week-long festivities. Each day holds special significance, from the arrival of the beloved Ram Lalla idol on January 17 to the sacred Agni Sthapana (fire installation) ritual on January 19.

Following the consecration, the temple gates will open for devotees to participate in special aarti ceremonies. Three distinct types of aartis will be performed, with free passes issued for limited attendance (30 individuals per aarti). This ensures a safe and spiritual experience for all, while adhering to safety regulations.

Full Schedule of Ayodhya Ram Mandir Sevan Days Ritual:

January 16: Atonement ceremony and Dashvidh bath.
January 17: Arrival of the Ram Lalla idol and Pran Pratishtha ceremony begins.
January 18: Ganesh Ambika Puja, Varun Puja, Matrika Puja, Brahmin Varan, and Vastu Pujan.
January 19: Agni Sthapana and Yagya fire rituals.
January 20: Sanctum sanctorum purification with 81 Kalash and Vastu Shanti rituals.
January 21: Shayadhivas ceremony and Yagya rituals.
January 22: Consecration ceremony with Lord Ram's seating in the temple.

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Key Highlights: 

• 7-Day Schedule: Vedic rituals begin January 16, with the arrival of the Ram Lalla idol on January 17. Key rituals include Ganesh Ambika Puja, Agni Sthapana, and Vastu Shanti.
• Consecration Ceremony: On January 22, Lord Ram will be ceremoniously seated in the temple between 12:15 pm and 12:45 pm, coinciding with the auspicious Mrigasira Nakshatra.
• Limited-Capacity Aarti: Three aarti ceremonies will be held daily, with free passes available for just 30 individuals per session.
• Meticulous Planning: The Temple Trust has designed a comprehensive schedule to ensure a smooth and safe experience for all devotees.