On January 22, before the main event of the battle, special gifts were sent to the Ram Temple. These gifts included a 108-foot long incense stick, a 2100-kilogram bell, a large lamp weighing 1100 kilograms, golden shoes, a 10-foot lock and key, and a clock that tells the time of eight different countries simultaneously. The artists who made these unique gifts hope that they will be used in the temple. Gifts are also being sent from all parts of the country and abroad. In Janakpur, Nepal, more than 3,000 gifts have been sent for Lord Ram from the birthplace of Sita Ji. This week, about 30 vehicles from Ram Janaki Temple in Janakpur, Nepal, carried gifts of jewelry and clothes for the battle. Ashok Vatika of Sri Lanka has also sent a special gift to the battle. The first phase of the Ram Temple is about to be completed, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be present on January 22.
An agarbatti weighing 2100 kilograms and measuring 108 feet in length was worshipped in the Ayudhya temple.
