The Prime Minister characterised the dedication of the Ram Lalla idol as a remarkable and historic occasion that will elevate India’s development trajectory and enhance its legacy and culture.
The nation as a whole sincerely hopes that this historic event would usher in a new age of peace and harmony among the people. Gandhi envisioned an India in which injustice, intolerance, and inequality would not exist. In his vision of Ram Rajya, the prince and the poor enjoyed equal rights, and even the lowest citizen “could be sure of swift justice without an elaborate and costly procedure,” not as the “Hindu Raj,” but as the kingdom of God on earth.
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He considered Rahim and Ram to be one and the same god. Gandhi had stated, “My Hinduism teaches me to respect all religions. “The principles of honesty, honour, and righteousness upheld by Lord Ram are especially pertinent in this era of turmoil. Before India can realise Gandhi’s vision of a Ram Rajya, there is still a long way to go.
A country that wants to become the third-largest economy in the world by the end of this decade and sees itself as a worldwide leader, or Vishwaguru, must have the prosperous coexistence of many cultures. India’s overall progress shouldn’t be impeded by prejudice and intolerance.
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According to President Droupadi Murmu, the Ayodhya incident marks the start of a new phase in the country’s recovery. Every Indian has a responsibility to make sure that this hope is not misplaced.The consecration ceremony’s timing in conjunction with Republic Day and the anniversary of Gandhi’s death ought to inspire us to recommit to defending the Constitution, which embraces inclusion and diversity.
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