NEW DELHI: Isro's National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) has shared the first visuals of the Ram Mandir ahead of its grand consecration ceremony on January 22. These visuals were captured by the agency's remote sensing satellite Cartosat from space on December 16, providing a unique perspective of the structure.
The satellite images also reveal Dashrath Mahal, Sarayu River and the newly renovated Ayodhya railway station.
The NRSC had previously released photos of the new Parliament building and other significant landmarks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with several prominent leaders from around the country will participate in the "Pran Pratishtha" of the Ram Lalla idol on January 22.
Since January 14, thousands of devotees from across the country have gathered in Ayodhya to be part of the Ramotsav, a series of festivities leading up to the consecration ceremony. The city is buzzing with excitement and anticipation as devotees eagerly await this historic event.
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