In Odisha, a new Ram temple has risen in the village of Fategarh, standing tall atop a hill 1,800 feet above sea level. Initiated in 2017, this 73-foot-tall shrine dedicated to Lord Ram was completed with contributions from villagers and devotees, showcasing unity and dedication. The temple, constructed in traditional Odia style, holds cultural and historical significance, rooted in a connection to the 1912 Nabakalebar. Concurrently, a heritage corridor project inaugurated in Puri promises devotees an enhanced experience around the 12th-century Jagannath Temple.
A total of 11 memoranda of understanding with an investment commitment of Rs 23,389.43 crore were signed on the inaugural day of the three-day 24th CII Enterprise Odisha. Once the projects are implemented, employment opportunities will be created for 15,168 people.
Ranjan Kumar Das is currently working as the Chief Administrator of Shree Jagannath Temple Administration at Puri. He has been devotedly offering his services to the Lord ever since he took over the reins of the temple administration.
In an interview to ‘The Pioneer,’ Das spoke to Sugyan
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday inaugurated the much-awaited Shreemandir Parikrama Prakalpa (Corridor Project) in this pilgrim town of Puri.
The inauguration was held in the presence of Gajapati Maharaja Dibyasingha Deb after conclusion of three days of yajna rituals. Moments before the