◆ 24 digital pillars of 15 to 15 feet will be installed on Dharampath over two kilometers.
◆ 30-member Guinness World Records team arrived in Ayodhya
Ayodhya. Ayodhya will be seen as a digital city during the eighth Deepotsav. The festival of lights will see such a confluence of faith and light that everyone will be staring. Especially Dharampath and Lata Chowk of Ayodhya. Its aura will be visible because digital pillars are being installed here. Depotsav will be organized for the first time after the installation of Ramlala in the grand temple. Keeping this in mind, efforts are being made to give devotees the experience of Treta Yuga.
Plan to illuminate for three days
Asad of Meem Production of Intelligent Lighting explains that he has been selected for the lighting arrangements. 24 pillars of 15 feet each are being installed on Dharampath, the entrance road to Ayodhya from the National Highway. The episodes of Ramayana will be streamed on the digital mainstay and will run till Swagatam Dwar from October 28 to 30. There will also be arrangements for attractive lighting at the top of the pillar. There will be lighting at places like Ramkatha Park, Ram Ki Paidi, Hanuman Garhi, Birla Mandir, Bhajan Sandhya Sthal, Tulsi Udyan, Saryu Bridge, etc.
28 lakh lamps will be placed to create the record and counting will be done three times.
Preparations are already underway to break a record again at the eighth Depotsav in Ayodhya. More than 28 lakh lamps will be installed to create a record 25 lakh lamps. Nischal Barot, consultant of the Guinness World Records team, has arrived in Ayodhya. It says that the lamps will be counted three times. Please dry the lamps first, then manual counting will be done after power on. Subsequently, a video is taken via a drone and the final count is made and announced in its artificial intelligence software. This time our team of 30 people came.
