NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday mentioned “the ache of centuries finds relaxation right this moment” as he ceremonially hoisted a saffron “Dharma Dhwaj” atop the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple’s 191-foot-high shikhar in Ayodhya.Addressing the “Dharm Dhwaj Arohan Mahotsav” at Ram Temple, PM Modi mentioned, “Right now, the whole India and the world is Ram-may. There may be extraordinary satisfaction within the coronary heart of each Ram devotee. There may be boundless gratitude. There may be unfathomable supernatural bliss.”

“The ache of centuries finds relaxation right this moment. The resolve of centuries is attaining fulfilment right this moment. That is the completion of that sacred yajna whose flame remained lit for 500 years,” he added.PM Modi was joined by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel and chief minister Yogi Adityanath on the occasion.

‘Ache of centuries finds relaxation right this moment’

Addressing the gathering, PM Modi mentioned, “Ayodhya is witnessing one other epochal occasion in its historical past; total nation, globe is immersed in Ram.” “Right now, Ayodhya is as soon as once more turning into that metropolis which can serve for example for the world. Ayodhya of the Treta Yuga gave humanity the reward of righteousness. Ayodhya of the twenty first century is giving humanity a brand new mannequin of growth. Then, Ayodhya was the centre of propriety. Now, Ayodhya is rising because the spine of a developed India,” PM mentioned.“The ache of centuries finds relaxation right this moment. The resolve of centuries is attaining fulfilment right this moment. That is the completion of that sacred yajna whose flame remained lit for 5 hundred years,” he added.

‘Ayodhya is rising as spine of a developed India’

Modi mentioned Ayodhya was reclaiming its place as a mannequin for the world.“Right now, Ayodhya is as soon as once more turning into that metropolis which can serve for example for the world. Ayodhya of the Treta Yuga gave humanity the reward of righteousness.”“Ayodhya of the twenty first century is giving humanity a brand new mannequin of growth. Then, Ayodhya was the centre of propriety. Now, Ayodhya is rising because the spine of a developed India.”He added that the longer term Ayodhya would mirror “a confluence of mythology and modernity,” the place “the nectar-like circulate of the Saryu River and the stream of growth will circulate collectively,” and “the concord between spirituality and AI shall be evident.”

‘Dharma Dhwaj is the banner of Indian civilisation’

PM Modi described the flag as a logo of wrestle, devotion and civilisational resurgence. “This flag… is resolve, it’s success! This flag… is the saga of creation born from wrestle, the realised type of goals carried by the centuries. This flag… is the significant fruits of the saints’ penance and society’s participation,” he mentioned.“This Dharma Dhwaj is just not merely a flag; it’s the banner of the renaissance of Indian civilisation. Its saffron hue, the renown of the Photo voltaic Dynasty inscribed upon it, the depicted syllable Om, and the embossed Kovidara tree symbolise the glory of Ram Rajya,” PM Modi mentioned.He mentioned the flag represented “the sacred final result of the saints’ devotion and the collective participation of society” and would, for generations, proclaim the beliefs of Lord Ram.

Temples constructed for key figures of the Ramayana

PM Modi highlighted the seven temples constructed throughout the advanced, together with these devoted to Mata Shabari, Nishadraj, Maa Ahilya, Maharishi Valmiki, Maharishi Vashishtha, Maharishi Vishwamitra, Maharishi Agastya and Sant Tulsidas.Statues of Jatayu and the Gilehri, he mentioned, symbolise the worth of each contribution “nevertheless small, for the fulfilment of nice resolutions.”

‘Ayodhya is the land the place beliefs develop into conduct’

Calling Ayodhya the town that formed Lord Ram’s journey, PM Modi mentioned it taught the world how an individual “rises to develop into ‘Maryada Purushottam’.”“Ayodhya is the sacred land the place beliefs remodel into conduct. It’s the very metropolis from the place Lord Shri Ram started the journey of His life. Ayodhya confirmed the world how an individual, by the energy of society and the values instilled inside, rises to develop into ‘Maryada Purushottam’,” the prime minister acknowledged.“This Dharmadhwaj shall function an inspiration: that life might depart, however the phrase should not—which means that what is alleged should be completed. This Dharmadhwaj shall convey the message—Karmapradhan vishwa rachi rakha, which means that on the earth, karma and responsibility shall maintain primacy,” he added.He mentioned the flag aspired to a society freed from “discrimination, struggling, and misery,” bringing “peace and happiness.”

The entire world shall be run by ‘Dharm Dhwaj’: Bhagwat

Addressing a big gathering within the presence of PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath, and 1000’s of attendees, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat referred to as the event a “important day for all”. He started by expressing gratitude and recalled the decades-long Ram Mandir motion, honouring those that dreamt, struggled, and sacrificed their lives for the trigger. “Quite a few folks noticed a dream, quite a few folks made efforts, and quite a few folks made sacrifices. Their souls should be full right this moment,” he mentioned, including that, “Ashok ji (Ashok Singhal) will need to have felt peace right this moment. Mahant Ram Chandra Das ji Maharaj, Dalmia ji (senior VHP chief Vishnu Hari Dalmia) and quite a few saints, folks and college students sacrificed their lives and labored exhausting.”Bhagwat described the ceremonial flag unfurled on the temple as a logo of the legacy of Ram Rajya — a imaginative and prescient of justice, peace and prosperity. “The ‘dhwaj’ of Ram Rajya, which as soon as flew excessive in Ayodhya and used to unfold peace and prosperity to the world, is now seated at its ‘shikhar’ and we witnessed this occurring,” he mentioned, calling the second spiritually significant.He careworn that the second was not simply symbolic however deeply non secular. “‘Bhagwa’ is the color of this flag, it’s ‘Dharmdhwaj’. The entire world shall be run by that flag,” he declared.

‘A brand new period for the nation’

Additional CM Adityanath mentioned the saffron flag marked the start of a “new period” for the nation, asserting that the Ram Temple stands as a logo of the religion and self-respect of 140 crore Indians.“Flag hoisting on the grand temple of Bhagwan Ram in Shri Ayodhya Dham is just not a ‘Poornaahuti’ of a ‘Yagya’ however a starting of a brand new period. I thank PM Modi on this event on behalf of Ram devotees,” he mentioned.“This grand temple is the image of 140 crore Indians’ religion and self-respect. I congratulate all of the ‘karma yogis’ who sacrificed themselves for this. This flag is the proof that the sunshine of Dharma is immortal and the ideas of Ram Rajya are timeless… When PM Modi grew to become the prime minister in 2014, the religion that rose within the hearts of crores of Indians is now symbolised as this grand Ram Temple. This saffron flag symbolises Dharma, integrity, reality, justice and ‘Rashtra Dharma’,” he added.

What Ayodhya Temple’s ‘Dharma Dhwaj’ signify

The triangular flag, measuring 10 ft by 20 ft, contains a radiant Solar, the sacred ‘Om,’ and the Kovidara tree. It was hoisted throughout the “Abhijit Muhurat,” thought-about extremely auspicious.The specifically designed flag, 22 ft lengthy and 11 ft large, has been crafted by a parachute specialist from Ahmedabad to resist high-altitude circumstances on the 161-foot temple summit. Weighing between two and three kilograms, the flag has been engineered for sturdiness on the 42-foot flagpole.The ‘Dharma Dhwaj’ carries three sacred symbols, Om, the Solar and the Kovidara tree, every representing core values of Sanatan Dharma.Om signifies the everlasting non secular sound and cosmic vibration. The Solar image marks Lord Rama’s Suryavanshi lineage, invoking divine power. The Kovidara tree, believed to be a hybrid of the Mandar and Parijat created by Rishi Kashyap, symbolises historic information and the continuity of sacred traditions.