The special Dharma Dhwaja, crafted in Ahmedabad with three thick fabric layers and a religious emblem dedicated to Lord Ram, weighs nearly 11 kilograms. Temple officials say the flag will rise to a height of 191 feet, marking a powerful spiritual milestone for the newly built shrine.

Ayodhya looks vibrant ahead of the event. Workers continue decorating the Mandir complex with colourful lighting and thousands of flower arrangements. Reports indicate that nearly 100 tonnes of flowers have already reached the city for the celebration.

Volunteers, priests and temple staff say the ceremony represents devotion, unity and gratitude. They describe the preparations as an honour, especially for those contributing to the landmark moment. Surrounding temples will also hoist ceremonial flags at the same time, strengthening the festive atmosphere.

Thousands of visitors are expected in Ayodhya on Monday, as the city prepares for one of its most awaited religious rituals.

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