How 300 Women From Barabanki Crafted 1 Lakh Diyas In Just 12 Hours For Ram Mandir Ceremony
Demonstrating exceptional skill and unwavering dedication, 300 women from Barabanki successfully crafted an astonishing 100,000 diyas in record time ahead of the Ram Mandir Pra Pratishtha ceremony in Ayodhya on January 22.
Demonstrating exceptional skill and unwavering dedication, 300 women from Barabanki successfully crafted an astonishing 100,000 diyas in record time ahead of the Ram Mandir Pra Pratishtha ceremony in Ayodhya on January 22.
This remarkable achievement, accomplished within a tight deadline, not only highlights the artistry of these skilled artisans but also carries deep cultural and spiritual significance. The gentle flicker of these carefully designed lamps holds the promise of transforming Ayodhya into a shining emblem of devotion and festivity.
Here's how they managed this feat.
What Did The 300 Women From Barabanki Do To Help Ayodhya Shine?
This AI-generated image shows women standing with diyas | Image: Binge
The consecration ceremony for the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, took place on Monday. Ayodhya was adorned with flowers and ceremonial oil lamps (diyas) in preparation for the grand occasion.
According to a report by The Indian Express on Monday, a remarkable feat unfolded as a group of 300 women from Barabanki in Uttar Pradesh handcrafted 100,000 diyas within an unprecedented 12-hour time frame.
Nimit Singh, associated with an NGO, revealed to The Indian Express that he received an order for 100,000 beeswax diyas from Ayodhya's municipal commission on Jan 18. Each diya is priced at Rs 5. Upon securing the contract, Singh promptly organized women from Chainpurwa and Rajauli villages.
In a matter of hours, a group of 300 women commenced work at a manufacturing facility in Chainpurwa. Singh informed the publication that the women laboured continuously through the night to produce the diyas within 12 hours.
An AI-generated image shows women holding diyas | Image: Binge
He mentioned that he delivered the ceremonial lamps to the municipal commission's office on Saturday.
Additionally, he emphasised that the beeswax diyas, unlike traditional ones, contribute to maintaining cleanliness in the area, and their manufacturing process does not involve the use of paints, as reported by The Indian Express.
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