Ayodhya: Not only the grand Ram Mandir but Ramayan Research Institute will also be constructed in Ayodhya, a former official of Amawa Mandir Kishore Kunal said on Sunday.
Ramayan Research Institute will be established in Amawa Mandir to study about Lord Rama and Hindu mythological book Ramayan in detail. The grand Research Insititute will also preserve the Manuscript of Ramayana in various languages. Amawa Mandir is built near the premises of the Ram Mandir in which thousands of devotees throng every year.
Saraswati Sanskrit School will also be built in the temple premises, people familiar with the development said.
Ramayan Research Institute will be established to have an elaborate study on Valmiki's Ramayana in spiritual Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and others. Later on, the administration will also be built a library which will preserve the research works of Ramayan and Lord Ram in Indian vernacular languages.
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The research will also be conducted on various versions of Ramayan of various countries like Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. Research scholars will be appointed who will conduct a comparative study of various versions of Ramayana.
The first two books 'Name RamoVigrahavan Na Dharma' and 'Valmiki Ramayana' is expected to be released in March. Adequate food arrangements are being made for at least 3,000 devotees and pilgrims.
