The younger generation should see Ayodhya in person at least once in their lives ... Prime Minister Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the younger generation should want to see Ayodhya in person at least once in their lives.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inspected the development plans of Ayodhya. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma and other state ministers were present at the meeting.

Uttar Pradesh government officials presented a detailed report on the development of Ayodhya. It is planned to develop Ayodhya as a spiritual center, an international tourist terminal and a sustainable city.

The Prime Minister was briefed on the various infrastructure projects to be undertaken to improve connectivity with Ayodhya. Numerous infrastructure projects were discussed, including the expansion of airports, railroads, bus stations, roads and highways.

Discussions were also held on the upcoming Greenway City, which will include accommodation for pilgrims, ashrams, monasteries, restaurants, venues for various state events, etc. A tourist center and a world-class museum are being set up.

Special attention is being paid to improve infrastructure in the areas surrounding the Sarayu River and its forests. Shipping on the Sarayu River also takes place on a daily basis.

It is planned to upgrade the city with stability to ensure adequate space for cyclists and pedestrians and to carry out modern traffic management works using Sirmigu city infrastructure.

Speaking on the occasion, Prime Minister Modi said that Ayodhya is a city that reflects the cultural sensibilities of every Indian.

Prime Minister Modi said that Ayodhya should showcase our great cultures and special developmental changes and that Ayodhya is a sacred and majestic city and the human practice of Ayodhya should be matched with the infrastructure of the future for the benefit of all including tourists and pilgrims.

The Prime Minister said that the younger generation should want to see Ayodhya in person at least once in their lives. He said that development work in Ayodhya will continue in the near future.

 

At the same time the inspiration to take Ayodhya to the next stage of development should start now, he said, adding that we are all united in celebrating the identity of Ayodhya and its cultural richness in innovative ways.

As Lord Rama had the ability to unite the people, he stressed that the development work of Ayodhya should be guided by the participation of healthy people, especially the youth, and to utilize the energy of our talented youth in the development work of this city.