Ayodhya Gears Up for PM Modi's Arrival with Ornate Decor

Ayodhya is abuzz as PM Modi's visit approaches, set to inaugurate the Ayodhya International Airport and the revamped railway station. Streets are adorned with vibrant floral decorations inspired by religious motifs, depicting symbols of Lord Ram and Hanuman. The city anticipates a divine look for the grand occasion of the Ram Temple's opening on January 22.

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 The city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh is bustling with preparations as it readies itself for the much-awaited visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 30. With the inauguration of the newly constructed Ayodhya International Airport and the revamped railway station on the agenda, the city is undergoing extensive beautification efforts to create a celestial ambiance ahead of the grand opening of the Ram Temple on January 22.

To infuse a spiritual aura, streets in this temple town are being embellished with stunning floral arrangements. Orange and yellow marigolds are delicately wrapped around ornate lamp posts along the newly named Ram Path, each post adorned with intricate designs inspired by religious symbols associated with Lord Ram and Hanuman. These decorations, fashioned after Lord Ram's imagery, his iconic bow and arrow, and religious motifs like the tilak, aim to impart a divine essence to the cityscape.

The meticulous designs, crafted by artisans like Lalit Kumar Singh, highlight the dedication behind this endeavor. Singh, among several workers, has meticulously fashioned floral depictions of Lord Ram wielding his bow and arrow, using approximately 7-8 kg of flowers and nearly 45 minutes per design. These intricate artworks will embellish key areas such as Ram Path, Dharm Path, the airport, and the railway station.

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The city's metamorphosis involves hundreds of workers diligently adorning public spaces with approximately 300 quintals of flowers sourced from various regions. Floral patterns portraying significant aspects of Lord Ram's life adorn the Ram Katha Park, reflecting the city's fervor for the upcoming momentous events.

Additionally, the Prime Minister's Office has announced the inauguration of widened and beautified roads, including Ram Path, aimed at enhancing accessibility to the impending Ram temple. With the anticipation of a massive gathering for the temple's consecration, Ayodhya is embracing a cultural and spiritual resurgence, eagerly awaiting the historic January 22 ceremony.