Ayodhya, Amrit Vichar: Live tableaus of the state’s development and Indian culture have also been decorated. Apart from this, 22 tableaux will be displayed showcasing the development of the state, construction of defense industrial and achievements of Yogi government. Before this, on Saturday, tableaux were taken out and rehearsal was done on Rampath. On Sunday at 9:00 am, Tourism Minister Jaiveer Singh along with public representatives will flag off the grand display of tableaux, where Saket Mahavidyalaya tableaux will spread their colors on the Ram Path via Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanuman Garhi, Chhoti Devkali and culminate at Ram Katha Park via Naya Ghat.
Officers from non-districts were deployed in Deepotsav
Officers from non-districts were also sent to make arrangements during the Diwali festival. About 15 officers of the rank of Additional District Magistrate and Deputy Collector have organized the influx. They were deployed. More than 100 magistrates have been appointed regarding Deepotsav. For this, revenue officers from other districts of the division have also been called. It has been told that these officers of the level of Additional District Magistrate and Deputy Collector have been deployed at various places in Ayodhya as well as at the program sites. Their number is said to be 15. The DM office has also talked about deployment of officers from non-district areas.
Helpline numbers decorated with lamps, celebrated Deepotsav
Under the program ‘Roshan Karo Diya’ for Mission Shakti, the students celebrated Deepotsav at Kasturba Gandhi Residential Girls School. Warden Sandhya Verma said that under Mission Shakti, students Madhu, Akanksha, Srishti Gupta, Pinky, Riya Verma, Riya, Priya, Mansi, Meenakshi, Shivangi, Mehak decorated the campus with lamps by writing helpline numbers 1090, 1098, 112 in big letters. Organized a candle march by making rangoli and placards with messages based on slogans related to girl empowerment. The messages of Mission Shakti were displayed through Qandil. During this, teachers Deepshikha Tiwari, Sunita Verma, Vandana Chaurasia, Aakriti Patel and other staff and students were present.
