Shri Ram Raja Sarkar Temple—Major Centre of Faith and Religious Tourism: CM Mohan Yadav; what announcements he made on eve of Diwali
Grand Shri Ram Raja Lok Being Developed in Orchha at Cost of ₹126.96 Cr
Chief Minister Directs Timely Completion of Shri Ram Raja Lok Development Works
Offers Prayers at Shri Ram Raja Sarkar Temple in Orchha
Prays for Prosperity and Well-being of People of State
Orchha: On the occasion of Roop Chaudas and Chhoti Diwali, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav visited the renowned Shri Ram Raja Sarkar Temple in Orchha on Saturday. He offered prayers, performed traditional rituals, and sought blessings for the prosperity and well-being of the people of the state.
The Chief Minister stated that Orchha is a significant hub for religious faith, heritage, and tourism. The state government is committed to developing 'Shri Ram Raja Lok' along the lines of the 'Mahakal Lok' in Ujjain. He instructed officials to ensure that all ongoing projects are completed within the stipulated timeframe, while strictly adhering to quality standards.
Referring to the development of Kashi Vishwanath Dham in Varanasi, Ram Dham in Ayodhya, and Mahakal Lok in Ujjain, he said that religious tourism has gained a new identity under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Similar efforts are being made to transform Orchha into a prominent religious and cultural destination.
Investment of Rs 239.87 crore in heritage and tourism
CM Mohan Yadav mentioned that projects worth Rs 239.87 crore are currently underway in Orchha. This includes the 'Shri Ram Raja Lok' project, with an outlay of Rs 126.96 crore, which is currently under construction. Furthermore, several heritage conservation initiatives have already been completed, including the restoration of Rai Praveen Mahal, Raja Mahal, Nazir Bagh, and Phool Bagh.
During his visit, Dr. Yadav inspected an exhibition showcasing Bundeli paintings, traditional cuisine, products made from millets, and medicinal plants. He sampled Ayurvedic herbal products, purchased local handicrafts and paintings, and announced a reward of Rs 5,000 for each stall at the exhibition.
CM also planted a sapling and encouraged young artists to preserve Bundeli culture and traditions. He extended his Diwali greetings to the people of the state.