Acharya Satyendra Das, the Chief Priest of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya, expressed joy over the approaching Diwali holiday and added that this Deepotsav is unique since it is being observed after the consecration ceremony of Ram Lalla. He went on to say that every precaution has been taken to ensure that no devotee has any difficulties receiving darshan.

The fact that this Deepotsav is being observed after Ram Lalla’s consecration ceremony makes it unique. Everything has been prepared for Deeptosav and Ram Lalla’s darshan. To guarantee that no devotee has any difficulties during darshan, the necessary preparations have been taken. Ram Lalla’s’shirngars’ have all been completed today. Diwali will be celebrated on October 31st, according to Acharya Satyendra Das.

Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, extended an invitation to everyone on Wednesday to take part in the great celebration and see the world-record effort to ignite the diyas.

On the occasion of Deepotsav, the Uttar Pradesh government is prepared to try to achieve a Guinness World Record by lighting more than 25 lakh diyas in Ayodhya.

As more than 1,100 individuals conduct the biggest Aarti together on Saryu Ghat during the festival’s Aarti today, another record will be attempted.

The five-day celebration of Deepotsav honors Lord Rama’s return to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. The occasion draws millions of visitors and devotees, showcasing the cultural and spiritual importance of Ayodhya.

The world record effort will be supported by more than 30,000 volunteers spread over 55 Ayodhya ghats. The main celebration will take place in Bhajan Sandhya, Old Ghat, New Ghat, and other locales. Later today, the ceremony is anticipated to be attended by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Culture and Tourism Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, and several other politicians.

To supervise Deepotsav preparations, a 30-person crew from the Guinness Book of World Records came on Tuesday.

“This is the seventh Deepotsav, but it is a little special because it is the first Deepotsav after the Ram Mandir has been built,” Nischal Barot, in charge of the Guinness Book of World Records Team, told ANI. Two Guinness Book of Records will be set this time: the first is that a record-breaking 1100 persons will perform the Saryu Aarti, and the second is the lighting of 25 lakh Diyas.

In addition, this is the day of the Shobha Yatra. Artists from around six nations and sixteen Indian states will participate in the Yatra, which will include eighteen tableaus.

The government has also launched a virtual effort called ‘Ek Diya Ram ke naam,’ which was made possible via the Divya Ayodhya app. Recent years have seen major changes in Ayodhya, including a rise in tourism and construction. Local businesses are flourishing as tourists swarm the city for the celebrations, and the enthusiasm is evident.