‘May this sacred festival of lights illuminate every individual’s life’: PM Modi extends Diwali greetings
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday extended Diwali wishes to the people of India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday extended Diwali wishes to the people of India.
The initiative seeks to spread a powerful message of harmony, inclusion, and shared joy among the poor, underprivileged, and marginalized sections of society.
For the first time, especially curated eco-tourism itineraries have been prepared for domestic and international tourists, giving them the chance to explore the natural beauty of Uttar Pradesh along with Ayodhya’s divine celebration.
Since Deepotsav launched in 2017, the festival has not only illuminated Ayodhya but also brightened the lives of local potter families.
The three-day celebration will begin on October 17 and conclude with grandeur and divinity on October 19.
In a first of its kind Deepotsav, the Uttar Pradesh government introduced a unique initiative with the divine presence of Ram Lalla. For the first time, 1,100 vedacharyas gathered to perform an aarti dedicated to Maa Saryu (holy river).
The birthplace of Lord Ram, Ayodhya, has come alive to the eighth Deepotsav celebrations with vibrant tableaux and a grand procession organised to mark the occasion on Wednesday.
The Uttar Pradesh government is set to celebrate a very special Deepotsav this year, marking the first Deepotsav after the consecration of Lord Shri Ram's idol on January 22.
The preparations for the 8th Deepotsav celebrations in Ayodhya are in the final stage with the consignments of diyas having started to arrive on ghats along the Saryu river here on Thursday.
In a statement, JMI PRO stated, “Taking a serious view of the attempt to tarnish the composite character of the institution, JMI has lodged a complaint against unknown miscreants for disrupting Diwali celebrations in the campus.”
