On Ram Navami, Ayodhya's Ram Janmabhoomi temple witnessed the Surya Tilak of Ram Lalla amid tight security and massive crowds, as PM Modi extended greetings and wished for national prosperity.

The Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya was adorned with vibrant flowers and dazzling lights on Ram Navami, drawing devotees from across the country to celebrate Lord Ram's birth.

Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress Sam Pitroda recently said that the Indians in the East look like Chinese and those in the South look like Africans sparking a massive social media outburst.

Seeking immediate intervention, Adhikari wrote to the Hon'ble Governor, Dr. CV Ananda Bose, urging him to address the deteriorating law and order situation and requested an NIA investigation into the incidents.

In Bengaluru, tensions escalated when a group of Muslim youths confronted three Hindu youths celebrating Sri Ram Navami, leading to an altercation. The confrontation became physical, resulting in the arrest of four individuals, including two minors. The incident, which took place in Chikkabettahalli, was captured on CCTV, aiding police in making the arrests.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee extended her greetings to the people of the state on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami, stressing the importance of maintaining peace amidst the festivities.

The occurrence of 'Surya Tilak' on Ram Navami, arranged through a sophisticated placement of mirrors and lenses, stands as a remarkable feat of modern technology intertwined with religious devotion.

Ram Lalla, the deity, will be adorned in yellow attire and offered 56 bhog (food offerings). The temple will be open for 19 hours, beginning with the Mangala Aarti at 3:30 AM and closing at 11 PM.

'Surya Tilak' will take place from 12:16 pm to 12:21 pm when rays of the sun will symbolically mark the forehead of Ram Lalla's idol placed in the 'garbh griha'. Here are all details when and where to watch the religious event live.

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