LUCKNOW, JAN 3    :    The Uttar Pradesh Government is working to transform Ayodhya into a world-class city by the end of this year and development works based on eight models are currently underway in the city.

It may be noted that projects worth over Rs 30,500 crore are likely to be completed in Ayodhya by the end of 2024. Owing to the efforts of the Yogi government, investments of over 6,000 crores were secured for Ayodhya during the UP Global Investors Summit held in Lucknow in February last year and these investments are ready to be implemented through a ground-breaking ceremony.
Soon after taking charge of UP in 2017, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath drew a blueprint for the all-round development of Ayodhya and with the power of a double engine and work on it was started in mission mode.

The resolution is to transform Ayodhya into a global city through approximately 178 projects totalling around Rs 30,500 crores. CM Yogi Adityanath had announced eight models to restore the grandeur of Ayodhya, including establishing it as a capable, modern, convenient, beautiful, emotional, clean and blessed city.

In these eight models, there is an extensive list of development projects, with the first being the completion of an international airport in Ayodhya. This project, costing more than Rs 1,400 crore, received a contribution of Rs 1,100 crore from the Yogi government.

The CM personally resolved complicated land acquisition issues through dialogue with landowners for the airport. The newly inaugurated Ayodhya Dham railway station is another accomplishment of the Yogi government.

The government’s most significant gift this year is the upcoming Solar City, which aims to illuminate the city with solar energy by March. In January, while the grand inauguration of the Lord Ram Temple will take place on January 22, various development works in Ayodhya are also set to be completed soon.

These include the 4-lane Ayodhya-Akbarpur Baskhari route worth Rs 394 crores, the Railway level crossing from NH 27 to Ram Path, the overbridge at the Badi Bua Railway Crossing on the Panchkoshi Parikrama Marg, the railway overbridge near Darshan Nagar, multi-level parking in Amaniganj, smart vehicle parking near the Collectorate, construction of the Interpretation Wall on the Panchkosi and Chaudhakosi Marg, development of more than 25 pilgrimage sites and Kunds on the pilgrimage route, installation of decorative poles and heritage lights, construction of Kaushalya Sadan, and the development of Mukti Vaikunth Dham.

In April, the construction of a shelter home near the Awadh bus stand, Kalyan Bhawan near Naka Bypass as well as four historical entrance gates will be completed. The completion of part one of the Ayodhya Sewerage Scheme is expected in June and in July the widening work of the Panchkosi Parikrama Marg with an investment of Rs 473 crore will be completed.

September will witness the completion of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar International Sports Complex and by October, the expansion of the Chaudha Kosi Parikrama Marg with an investment of Rs 1,140 crore will be completed.

In November-December, the construction of the Zonal Urban Facilitation Center, along with the completion of massive buildings of Ayodhya Municipal Corporation and Ayodhya Development Authority, is planned.(UNI)