Prime Minister Narendra Modi Will inaugurate the first temple built in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday. This temple is a very beautiful example of architecture made with contributions from different parts of India. In this temple, pink sandstone and water of Ganga Jamuna have been taken from India. Apart from this, the furniture of the temple is also made from the wooden boxes which were used to bring stones from India.
How much water of Ganga-Jamuna was taken from India?
The water of Ganga and Jamuna has been taken from India in big containers to the temple built in Abu Dhabi. You can estimate how much water there will be from the fact that a ghat-shaped amphitheater has been built in the temple premises. Where the waters of Ganga and Jamuna are flowing. Actually, the reason behind this is to show this water flowing in the temple like the ghat of Varanasi where people can sit comfortably, meditate and the memories of the ghats built in India get refreshed in their mind. When tourists enter, they will see two streams of water which symbolically represent the Ganges and Yamuna rivers in India. To create Triveni Sangam, a ray of light will come from the structure of the temple which will reflect the Saraswati river.
stone brought to the temple
Vishal Brahmbhatt, who oversees procurement and materials at the temple site, told PTI that more than two lakh cubic feet of sacred stones have been brought in more than 700 containers for the construction of the temple. He said, pink sandstone has been brought from India. The stone carving has been done by the local sculptors and it has been installed by the workers here. After this the artists have finalized the design here.
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