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As part of the Diwali celebrations, Ayodhya was occupied for a second year. The Guinness World Record was set by lighting 6,06,569 oil lamps and keeping them lit for at least 45 minutes.
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| Ayodhya celebrated Diwali with a lavish ceremony with 6 lakh oil lamps, with the Guinness Book of World Records staying in the same place for the second time. |
A team from Guinness was present as the judge of the event. By setting this world record, the Ayodhya administration set a new record by lighting 4,10,000 lamps, breaking its own record in 2019.
Dipotsab
Only 5 lakh 84 thousand lamps were lit at different ghats of Sariu. Besides, several lakh lamps were lit in different places of Ayodhya.
Laser and sound show
The "Dipotsab" included 'Pushpak Biman' in Ayodhya by Rameshwar Ram and Goddess Sita, a laser and sound show and the organization of cultural events.
This is a special Diwali
This time in Ayodhya, Diwali is being celebrated with great pomp. This time the special reason for Diwali is that the foundation stone of the Ram temple was laid a few days ago.
As part of the Diwali celebrations, Ayodhya was occupied for a second year. The Guinness World Record was set by lighting 6,06,569 oil lamps and keeping them lit for at least 45 minutes. A team from Guinness was present as the judge of the event. By setting this world record, the Ayodhya administration set a new record by lighting 4,10,000 lamps, breaking its own record in 2019.
Dipotsab
Only 5 lakh 84 thousand lamps were lit at different ghats of Sariu. Besides, several lakh lamps were lit in different places of Ayodhya.
AP
Laser and sound show
The "Dipotsab" included 'Pushpak Biman' in Ayodhya by Rameshwar Ram and Goddess Sita, a laser and sound show and the organization of cultural events.
AP
This is a special Diwali
This time in Ayodhya, Diwali is being celebrated with great pomp. This time the special reason for Diwali is that the foundation stone of the Ram temple was laid a few days ago.
असंख्य दीपों का यह पावन प्रकाश जिस प्रकार अंधकार का हरण कर पूरी धरा को प्रफुल्लित कर रहा है, प्रभु श्री राम से कामना है कि उसी प्रकार आज दीपोत्सव की दिव्य आभा, समस्त प्राणियों के दुःखों का हरण कर, हम सभी के जीवन को सुख, सौहार्द, ज्ञान एवं आनंद के आलोक से अ https://t.co/QDsjYG0RtD
— Yogi Adityanath (@myogiadityanath) November 13, 2020
AP
Chief Minister CM Yogi Adityanath was present
In addition to the Chief Minister and the Governor, he visited the Ram Temple site along with UP and several other bureaucrats.
PTI
The target has been set to reach 7 lakh next year
CM Yogi Sariyu pleaded on the coast and said that next year 7 lakh 51 thousand will be burnt.
PTI
Sprinkle rose petals
Actors representing the deities of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana landed from a helicopter carrying rose petals - used as a modern 'flower plane'. Which is shown by the fact that Lord Rama was brought back to the country after 14 years of exile.
PTI
Fourth Annual Ayodhya Dipotsab
It was the fourth anniversary of the Ayodhya Dipotsab, and the first after the ‘Bhumi Pujan’ for the Ram temple in the city in August.
PTI
Historical events
CM Yogi said, "Our generation is not fortunate to see the commencement of construction of Ram temple here.
ANI
Tableaux is built around the theme from Ramayana
Speaking in front of about a thousand guests at Ram Kathar Park, Adityanath said, "I thank Prime Minister Modi, who is the one who implemented the ideals of Ram Rajya." In the afternoon, the celebration started with Lord Rama's "royal procession". Five kilometers away from Saket College along the river bank. Eleven tableaux were made to hold the Ramayana.
Guinness World Records
In the evening, 11,000 earthen lamps were lit in its part of the Ram temple. The Chief Minister performed 'Aarti' on the banks of the Sarju.
He then lit 'Dia' on Ram Ki Paidi. Immediately after, the volunteers lit earthen lamps on the river bank, aiming to set a new Guinness World Record by illuminating at least 5.51 million dias.
New record again
According to a representative of Guinness World Records, a private company that publishes a book on record every year, the final count was 6,06,569 dias.
Chief Minister CM Yogi Adityanath was present
In addition to the Chief Minister and the Governor, he visited the Ram Temple site along with UP and several other bureaucrats.
PTI
The target has been set to reach 7 lakh next year
CM Yogi Sariyu pleaded on the coast and said that next year 7 lakh 51 thousand will be burnt.
PTI
Sprinkle rose petals
Actors representing the deities of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana landed from a helicopter carrying rose petals - used as a modern 'flower plane'. Which is shown by the fact that Lord Rama was brought back to the country after 14 years of exile.
PTI
Fourth Annual Ayodhya Dipotsab
It was the fourth anniversary of the Ayodhya Dipotsab, and the first after the ‘Bhumi Pujan’ for the Ram temple in the city in August.
PTI
Historical events
CM Yogi said, "Our generation is not fortunate to see the commencement of construction of Ram temple here.
ANI
Tableaux is built around the theme from Ramayana
Speaking in front of about a thousand guests at Ram Kathar Park, Adityanath said, "I thank Prime Minister Modi, who is the one who implemented the ideals of Ram Rajya." In the afternoon, the celebration started with Lord Rama's "royal procession". Five kilometers away from Saket College along the river bank. Eleven tableaux were made to hold the Ramayana.
Guinness World Records
In the evening, 11,000 earthen lamps were lit in its part of the Ram temple. The Chief Minister performed 'Aarti' on the banks of the Sarju.
He then lit 'Dia' on Ram Ki Paidi. Immediately after, the volunteers lit earthen lamps on the river bank, aiming to set a new Guinness World Record by illuminating at least 5.51 million dias.
New record again
According to a representative of Guinness World Records, a private company that publishes a book on record every year, the final count was 6,06,569 dias.
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