Ayodhya decked up for ‘Deepotsav’; 5.51 diyas to lit up city, create world record (VIDEO)

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Ayodhya decked up for ‘Deepotsav’; 5.51 lakh diyas to lit up city, create world record (VIDEO)

Devotees of Lord Ram from across the world can register on the darbar of Shri Ram and light a digital lamp during Deepotsav. Anyone from any corner of the world can light a digital lamp at the click of a mouse.

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November 13, 2020 15:22 IST
Ayodhya decked up for ‘Deepotsav’; 5.51 lakh diyas to lit up city, create world record (VIDEO)
Ayodhya decked up for ‘Deepotsav’; 5.51 lakh diyas to lit up city, create world record (VIDEO)

New Delhi: Ayodhya, the city of Lord Ram has been illuminated and bedecked like never before. Lights, colours and festive mood have set the stage for even grander Diwali celebration than previous years.

Preparations are in final stages for grand ‘Deepotsav’ organised by the Uttar Pradesh government at Ram ki Paidi ghats in the holy town.

Notably, this will be first Deepostav in the town after the Ram Janambhoomi Poojan.

Take a look at this aerial view of the preparations going on in Ayodhya.

Ayodhya will sparkle with Diyas tonight

The entire Ayodhya city has been illuminated for the Deepotsav, with all roads, streets being lit up.

The city is is being decorated with diyas as 5.51 lakh earthen lamps will be lit at Ram ki Paidi ghats this evening.

Moreover, there will be 11 tableaux, based on chapters of Ramcharitmanas, and a ‘darbar’ of Ram Lalla will also be depicted, said the State’s Department of Culture.

UP government has also come up with an innovative idea to celebrate Ayodhya Deepotsav while keeping Covid-19 guidelines in check. Devotees of Lord Ram can light a virtual lamp this year.

Light a digital diya, be part of Deepostav

Devotees of Lord Ram from across the world can register on the darbar of Shri Ram and light a digital lamp during Deepotsav. Anyone from any corner of the world can light a digital lamp at the click of a mouse.

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The Uttar Pradesh government on the directions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has designed a portal through which people can virtually become the part of the festivity by staying indoors and avoid encountering the danger of COVID-19.

Artists from the Lalit Kala Academy in Lucknow have been called to showcase 25 sculptures of Lord Ram depicting different episodes from the epic Ramayana at Ayodhya during the Deepotsav. Artists have made beautiful rangolis at several places in the city.

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