Odisha: High -Solution Meeting at high level at Jagannath Temple regarding Grand Rath Yatra

Puri, June 14 (IANS). A high -solution meeting was held on Saturday at the Shri Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, with the Grand Rath Yatra. After this, Chief Administrator Arvind Padhi shared important updates on rituals and logistics to ensure a smooth and disciplined festival this year. The Rath Yatra of this year follows a streamlined format, in which there will be a detailed discussion about their roles with Daityapati servants. Padhi said: “From the beginning of the Rath Yatra to Neeladri Bije, important decisions have been made on the ritual program (policy side) and overall arrangements.” Referring to the unfortunate incident during the PAHANDI ritual last year, he said: “We are determined not to repeat such an accident. Special attention is being paid to Pahandi MAJE and servants related to this ritual will be included all the time. It was decided to ban the use of cell phones about chariots under safety and purity measures. The chief administrator said: “No assistants from servants may not visit the wagons.” Netriolotsav and NAV Joobana Darshan rituals were also discussed in which large crowds gather. Special emphasis was placed on crowd management and a proper ritual order during the bath of full moon, as well as strict instructions that no unauthorized person would be allowed during this period to visit the wagons. Padhi confirmed to the Temple Administration to the Temple Administration and answered the media questions about the recent letter of ASI: “We asked the ASI to complete all the recovery and renovation work in the temple complex before the start of the Rath Yatra.” The deadline between June 28 to July 6 was drawn up for religious events. Padhi announced that the construction of the driveway for Divyang devices at the northern gate of the temple was completed, which would ensure the smooth reach during the festival. Other preparations are also underway. Decorative lighting is installed in the temple, and a new air conditioning system is planned for the drama pavilion. Design proposals are reviewed. Inputs were received from the Deputy Director of ASI and were considered. During the Jagannath Yatra, one of the largest religious events in the country, the temple administration leaves no stone unturned to maintain the tradition, ensuring safety and efficiency. Preparations are being made to welcome millions of dedicates from all over the country and outdoors. -Ians Sch/Ekd Share this story Tags