Jamshedpur 18,000 sq ft world's largest Ram rangoli sets record

• Renowned artist Vivek Mishra unveils the world's largest rangoli, an 18,000 square feet depiction of Lord Shri Ram, in Jamshedpur
• The rangoli, crafted with 2.5 tonnes of material and more than 10 colors, showcases Mishra's 10-hour daily dedication starting from January 5
• Ayodhya gears up for the historic consecration ceremony of the Ram Lalla idol, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi participation.

In an extraordinary display of devotion and artistic prowess, a sprawling 18,000 square feet rangoli depicting Lord Shri Ram has been crafted by renowned artist Vivek Mishra in the Golmuri district of Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. This monumental creation, unveiled today, stands as the world's largest rangoli, garnering immense enthusiasm and admiration among devotees and locals alike.

The intricate artwork, composed of 2.5 tonnes of rangoli and incorporating over 10 vibrant colors, is a testament to Mishra's dedication, as he invested 10 hours daily from January 5 to bring this masterpiece to life. Notably, this isn't Mishra's first feat, as he had previously created a similar rangoli during Diwali at the Ram temple in Bistupur.

As this extraordinary rangoli captures hearts in Jamshedpur, the city of Ayodhya is abuzz with excitement in anticipation of the consecration ceremony for the Ram Lalla idol scheduled for today. The historic event is eagerly awaited, with preparations underway in Ayodhya, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated.

The 'Pran Pratistha' ceremony, marking the installation of the idol, will commence at 12:20 pm, with prominent figures from diverse spiritual and religious communities attending. The ceremony is expected to conclude by 1 pm, after which the Prime Minister will address a gathering and interact with the laborers involved in the construction of the Ram temple.