Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Ram Temple Construction to Become Part of Engineering Syllabus
Imagine a new, special temple is being built without using any iron.
The people in charge are going to give detailed videos of how it's being built to two big schools, IIT Roorkee and CBRI.
These schools will use the videos to teach students about the temple's unique building methods, especially how they used stone instead of iron.
They will make a study material and maybe even a documentary, because the videos are like their special property.
Also, they are working on murals, telling stories on the walls and planning a museum at the temple.
IIT Roorkee and CBRI are likely to include the Ram Temple construction in their syllabus.
Five years of time-lapse video footage will be given to the institutes for study material.
The temple is being built with stone and without iron.
The footage is the intellectual property of the temple Trust.
The meeting also reviewed the construction, including murals and a museum.
- Who
- Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra, IIT Roorkee, CBRI.
- What
- IIT Roorkee and CBRI will include the construction of the Ram Temple in their syllabus.
- When
- Construction is ongoing, likely completed in December; talks initiated with the institutes recently.
- Where
- IIT Roorkee and CBRI, Uttarakhand, India; Ram Temple in Ayodhya.
- Why
- To create study materials for students about the unique stone construction of the Ram Temple.
- Temple Material
- Stone, no iron
- Video Footage
- Five years of time-lapse
- Institutes Involved
- IIT Roorkee, CBRI
- Meeting Focus
- Construction review; museum
- Murals
- 90 murals of Bansi Paharpur stone