The festivities, which commenced on October 17, will culminate tomorrow with the spectacular lighting of 26,11,101 diyas across 56 ghats of the Saryu River, marking yet another milestone in Ayodhya’s radiant journey.
A total of 40 medals — 25 Gold, 7 Silver, and 8 Bronze — were awarded, while nine research scholars were conferred PhD degrees.
With this initiative, people can now explore rare manuscripts, sculptures, and artifacts preserved in the Mathura Museum from the comfort of their homes with just a click.
Naimisaranya is located at the junction of the roads from Sitapur and Khairabad.
During the consecration ceremony, a world record will be created by collective blowing of 1,111 conch shells.
Amid criticism for allegedly ignoring the Taj Mahal in its tourism plans, Uttar Pradesh tourism minister Rita Bahuguna Joshi today…
