New Zealand Minister extends 'Jai Shree Ram' ; Slough Hindu temple in England prepares consecration

New Zealand's Minister for Regulation, David Seymour, expressed his sentiments with a resounding "Jai Shree Ram." He extended congratulations to everyone in India, including Prime Minister Modi, acknowledging the leadership that facilitated the construction of the Ram Temple after 500 years, with the intention to endure for another 1000 years. Minister Seymour wished Prime Minister Modi courage and wisdom in guiding over a billion people through the contemporary challenges. He expressed his hope for the Prime Minister to have strength and faith and conveyed his delight at the prospect of visiting the Ram Temple.

The Slough Hindu Temple in England is eagerly gearing up for the upcoming Pran Pratishtha ceremony. In anticipation of the event, members of the Indian diaspora are actively engaged in the preparation of laddoos, which will be distributed among the devotees during the celebration. Additionally, the temple has received 'akshat' from Ayodhya, and new attire from India has been adorned on the idols of Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, and Mata Sita.