Ayodhya witnessed a historic moment as Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the saffron 'Dharma Dhwaja' atop the Ram Temple, marking the completion of the temple's construction. The event, rich in symbolism and cultural significance, was not just a religious ceremony but also a platform for PM Modi to deliver key messages to the nation.

1. A Civilizational Renaissance: PM Modi emphasized that the Dharma Dhwaja is more than just a flag; it symbolizes the resurgence of Indian civilization. He highlighted that the flag embodies the ideals of 'Ram Rajya'. The saffron color, the Suryavansh emblem, the sacred word 'Om,' and the Kovidara tree on the flag, all reflect the glory of Ram Rajya, representing a journey from struggle to creation.

2. Healing Centuries of Wounds: The Prime Minister acknowledged the deep sense of satisfaction and gratitude felt by devotees worldwide. He stated that the wounds and pain carried for centuries are finally healing, and a centuries-old resolve is being fulfilled. PM Modi described the moment as the culmination of a 'yajna' whose flame burned for 500 years.

3. Victory of Truth and Dharma: PM Modi stressed that the Dharma Dhwaja serves as a reminder that victory belongs only to truth, not falsehood, and that karma and duty must hold primacy. He called for a collective commitment to building a society free from poverty, sadness, and helplessness.

4. Call to Shed 'Slave Mentality': PM Modi urged the nation to break free from the "mentality of slavery". He linked this to the Macaulay education system introduced in 1835 and called for a rejection of the colonial mindset that considered foreign ideas superior. He set a goal to achieve complete freedom from this mentality by 2035.

5. Inclusivity and Empowerment: The Prime Minister's address contained a clear message of social inclusion, particularly for marginalized communities. He highlighted the presence of shrines of Nishadraj (who helped Lord Ram cross the Ganges) and Mata Shabri (the tribal ascetic who offered berries to Ram) within the Ram Temple, alongside shrines of Brahmin sages, sending a strong message of social harmony. PM Modi also reiterated his government's commitment to empowering women, Dalits, backward classes, tribals, farmers, workers, and youth, ensuring that every section of society contributes to a developed India by 2047.