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Ram Mandir Digital Billboard Goes Live At New York’s Times Square

New York: After some protests, a digital billboard of Lord Ram along with the Ram Mandir went live at the iconic Times Square here. It was the idea of Hindu-American diaspora, who planned it as part of Bhoomi Pujan celebrations, reported ANI.

People were reportedly chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’ in the background.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday attended the ground-breaking ceremony in Ayodhya. Huge CCTV screens were put across the city where the puja was live-streamed.

Around 150 Hindu temples in the UK also observed the ceremony with prayers and kirtans, and arranged digital media streaming and displays to keep social gathering at bay.

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