Ram Temple Set to Reach Completion by December 2024

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Ayodhya: All ongoing construction endeavors within the Ram temple precinct are slated for conclusion by December 2024, as affirmed by the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, which has diligently set this deadline for the comprehensive development of the Ram temple.

Anil Mishra, a distinguished member of the Trust, elucidated that while certain projects within the complex may necessitate additional time, the overarching goal is to finalize all undertakings by the culmination of the coming year.

Parallelly, the Yogi Adityanath administration has established timelines for multifarious developmental initiatives in Ayodhya, extending beyond the temple enclave. With both state and central governments collectively spearheading projects valued at Rs 32,000 crore, Ayodhya is poised for an extensive transformation.

Among the pivotal projects earmarked for realization are the Shri Ram Kund, Karm Kshetra for ritualistic practices, Hanuman Gadhi, and a host of other infrastructural undertakings intended to enrich the pilgrimage experience for devotees.

Notably, plans encompass the construction of twelve additional temples within the Ram Janmabhoomi complex, alongside the provision of essential amenities to cater to the needs of visitors.

Upon its eventual completion, the grandeur of the temple will be magnificently manifested, boasting dimensions of 161 feet in height, 235 feet in width, and 360 feet in length.

Mishra, speaking on behalf of the Trust, emphasized the imperative of sustaining the current momentum in construction activities, underscoring the unwavering commitment to expedite the realization of this cherished endeavor.

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Kolkata, Dec 22 (IANS) The Defence Ministry has praised the Army’s swift action in tackling a massive fire that broke out in a slum here on December 21, saying the blaze could have led to catastrophic results had the Army personnel not responded swiftly.

The fire had broken out beneath the Durgapur Bridge, adjacent to the B.P. Poddar Hospital and railway tracks of the Sealdah-Budge Budge section.

“Demonstrating exceptional valour and efficiency, personnel of the 121 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army), Garhwal Rifles, successfully averted a major disaster in New Alipore, Kolkata, on Saturday. The fire posed a significant threat to lives and critical infrastructure in the area. Responding to the crisis, the battalion immediately deployed its Quick Reaction Team (QRT), equipped with firefighting tools, an ambulance, and three water bowsers. Their rapid mobilisation played a crucial role in containing the flames, which were fanned by strong northwesterly winds,” a Defence Ministry spokesperson in Kolkata said.

According to him, the unit worked tirelessly alongside personnel of the state fire services and local authorities, ensuring a coordinated effort that minimised damage and prevented the fire from spreading to nearby critical areas, including the Hospital.

“One of the battalion’s notable contributions was its provision of water from the unit’s resources to support fire trucks, reducing refill times and enhancing the efficiency of firefighting operations. Troops also assisted in accessing narrow by-lanes by carrying heavy hoses, ensuring firefighting efforts reached the most challenging locations,” he said.

In addition to firefighting, the soldiers engaged with the affected community, offering reassurance and assistance during the crisis. Their presence brought a sense of safety and comfort to those impacted.

“This exemplary effort underscores the vital role of the Indian Army in disaster management and public welfare. The swift and selfless actions of the 121 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army), Garhwal Rifles, have been widely praised, reflecting the Army’s enduring commitment to safeguarding the nation and its people during emergencies,” the spokesperson added.

​–IANS

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