In Ayodhya, the construction of the Ram Janmabhoomi temple is advancing swiftly, with the first floor nearly complete and daily changes evident.
Amidst this, there’s also considerable buzz around the international airport being built in Ayodhya.
During these developments, it has come to light that flights from Ayodhya’s international airport will commence before the inauguration of the Ram Temple.
Ayodhya International Airport Readiness
According to media sources, the airport’s runway is now entirely constructed, along with the completion of the airport’s ATC (Air Traffic Control) tower.
It is said that flight operations from Ayodhya’s international airport will commence in November.
Flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad are set to take off.
The district magistrate of Ayodhya, Nitesh Kumar, has informed that the airport’s terminal building is nearly 80% complete and will be fully ready soon.
Flight Operations Begin in November
The director of the international airport, Vinod Kumar, mentioned that flights will take off from Ayodhya’s international airport in November, well before the installation of Lord Ram’s deity in the Ram Temple.
Initially, flights will be available to Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Mumbai, with services expanding to other cities thereafter.
The construction of the first phase of Ayodhya Airport is expected to be completed by October next month.
Ram Temple Inauguration Plans
The inauguration of the Ram Temple is scheduled to take place at the beginning of the next year. On January 22, 2024,
the deity of Lord Ram will be consecrated in the sanctum sanctorum. The worship of the deity will commence a week prior to the inauguration.
It has been announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be present at the Ram Temple’s inauguration ceremony, where he will perform the temple’s opening rites.
All of these decisions were made during a meeting held in Ayodhya.
