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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi will remain shut till 2.30 pm on Monday after the Centre announced a half-day closing for the Ram temple's consecration in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya.

Previously, when Lord Ram returned from exile, Diwali was celebrated in Ayodhya by lighting diyas. Now, after the completion of the consecration ceremony, Diwali will be celebrated again by lighting 'Ram Jyoti.'

Signify, a major player in lighting globally, has announced the illumination of Ram Path and sections of Ram Mandir with customized ornamental and functional lights. Discover how Signify's lighting designs at the Ram Mandir and Ram Path capture the essence of Lord Ram's triumph and celebrate Ayodhya's unique heritage.

Ayodhya Ram Mandir news live: Follow latest updates on the upcoming consecration ceremony of Lord Ram.

In order to ensure a smooth experience for devotees visiting Ayodhya, the Yogi government has made extensive preparations to operate e-carts for transporting pilgrims to the Ram Temple and Hanuman Garhi for the darshan of Shri Ram Lalla. These e-carts or golf carts will be free for the elderly, divyangs and pregnant women. To execute…

The security levels in Ayodhya have been raised ahead of the grand opening ceremony of the Ram Temple on January 22. The alert was sounded after inputs from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) about a suspected security breach.

Over the past four years, land prices in Ayodhya have seen a ten-fold increase. Tourist inflow has skyrocketed from 2.25 lakh to a staggering 2.25 crore within just a year. Not surprisingly, the govts redevelopment plan for the city involves an investment of approximately Rs 31,000 crore over four years.

The Vedic ritual began on Jan 16 ahead of the scheduled date of the consecration ceremony of the Ram Lalla idol at Ayodhya temple on Jan 22 and the on the fourth day before of the ongoing rituals the holy fire was lit. 

Ayodhya recently witnessed a remarkable cultural addition with the inauguration of Lata Mangeshkar Chowk, in honor of the legendary Indian playback si.

A Mahatma Gandhis lookalike, barely clothed and walking barefoot with a stick in his hand, caught the attention of people on Ram Path here on a cold Friday morning. The doppelganger, a devotee of Lord Ram, responded to everyones greetings and happily posed for selfies with them. The round-framed