
Ayodhya, 29 October. Preparations have intensified in Ramnagari to make the tenth Deepotsav, which is going to be organized under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, grand and attractive. This time, along with Rampath, 41 major monasteries, temples and religious places of Ayodhya will also be decorated with attractive lights. Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad is making special arrangements for chandeliers and lighting at these places, which will further enhance the spiritual glory of Ramnagari during the festival of lights.
The Council has prepared a list of 41 monasteries, temples and religious places for this. Different numbers of skirting boards will be installed at these places. Religious places decorated with hundreds of fringes will become the center of attraction for devotees and tourists during the Festival of Lights. This decoration is also considered important in the direction of developing Ayodhya as a grand religious and tourism center due to the efforts of Yogi government.
From Chhoti Chhawni to Dashrath Mahal, 41 places will be illuminated
In the list of Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad, Chhoti Chhawani Temple, Valmiki Temple, Dubey Temple, Chardham Temple, Digambar Akhara, Bada Bhakta Mahal, Dashrath Mahal, Sanakadik Ashram, Janaki Ghat, Kaushalya Sadan, Ashrafi Bhawan, Ramvallabhakunj, Dadiya Temple, Laxman Fort, Sugriva Fort, Shridham Ramkot, Rang Mahal, Kshireshwar Temple, Totradimath, Tiwari. Major religious places include the temple, Ramnideshacharyaji temple and Satguru Ashram. Apart from this, Jhunkighat Temple, Naka Hanumangarhi Temple Ayodhya, Udasin Sangat Ashram (Ranopali), Phatik Shila, Ramkachehri, Ramvallabhacharya Temple, Gurudwara Brahmakund, Rajsadan, Sahadatganj Hanumangarhi, Daridri Ashram, Shri Hanuman Mandir Pakka Ghat, Hanumat Sadan Acharya Rajkishore, Kachcha Ghat Bandha Tiraha, Karsevakpuram Complex, Karsevakpuram Workshop, Mangal Bhawan, Sundardham, Bhajan. Civil sites and Maharishi Ved Vigyan Vidyapeeth will also be decorated with lights.
A fusion of modern lighting with traditional chandeliers
Under the Council’s plan, the number of skirting boards has been determined as per the requirement at each site. The monasteries and temples will be given an attractive look by the combination of traditional decoration and modern lighting. This will bring out the grandeur and architectural beauty of religious places at night. In previous Deepotsavs, Ayodhya was illuminated with lakhs of lamps. This time, special attention is being given to the decoration of monasteries and temples, so that the importance of religious places is also prominently visible. According to the council, the lighting work will be started soon and is planned to be completed before Deepotsav.
Decoration will be completed before Diwali
Jayendra Kumar, CEO of Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad, said that during the Deepotsav, the monasteries and temples will be decorated with a mix of traditional and modern lighting. At night these places will be seen bathed in light, due to which devotees and tourists will get to see a wonderful sight. He said that this effort is being made to make Ramnagari more grand and attractive during the Festival of Lights. There is enthusiasm about these preparations among the local people and saints. He believes that when 41 monasteries and temples will illuminate together, the entire Ayodhya area will look like an ocean of lights. The decoration of major monasteries and temples along the Rampath in the tenth Deepotsav of Yogi government is a preparation to give a new look to the religious and cultural splendor of Ayodhya.
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