As the consecration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya draws near, people from around the world are contributing in whatever little way in order to be part of this historical event.

One such way is by sending water from around the world for the Jalabhishek of Ramlala at the Ayodhya temple on January 22, 2024.

The idol of Ramlala for the temple at Ayodhya has been finalized but it will be made public only on the 17th of January. There is also a city tour program on the same day.

At present, there is talk of Pran-Pratishtha program to be held on 22 January 2024 across the entire country. In such a situation, it is very interesting to know that for the consecration of Ram Lalla in Ayodhya, water has also been brought from Uzbekistan, the birthplace of Mughal ruler Babar.

In April this year, former BJP MLA from Delhi Vijay Jolly had met Union Minister Nitin Gadkari regarding the holy water brought from as many as 156 countries.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will perform the 'Jalabhishek' of Ram Lalla with water from these rivers on April 23.

Jolly, the person behind the collection of water, said that water has also been brought from Antarctica, which is mostly inaccessible.

As per the schedule, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will worship the 'jal kalash' after getting it from the team in a ceremony that is set to be organised on April 23 at Maniram Das Chawni Auditorium here.

The water brought from countries around the world will have stickers bearing the flags of those countries, their names and the names of rivers.

Envoys of many countries are also expected to participate in the programme.

The water from Pakistan was first sent by the Hindus of Pakistan to Dubai and then from Dubai it was brought to Delhi, from where Jolly brought it to Ayodhya.

Apart from Pakistan, water has also come from the rivers of many other countries, including Suriname, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Canada and Tibet.