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Religion
Ayodhya Glows With 30 Lakh Diyas As City Braces For Diwali
✍️ NDTV
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 05:38 AM
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The holy city of Ayodhya has been illuminated with over three million diyas in a massive display of devotion ahead of the Diwali festival.
The sacred city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh has witnessed a spectacular display of light and devotion as over 30 lakh (three million) diyas were lit up ahead of the upcoming Diwali festival. The event transformed the city into a sea of golden flames, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.
This massive illumination effort is a traditional practice in Ayodhya, reflecting the deep religious significance of the city as the birthplace of Lord Rama. The sheer scale of the event, involving millions of oil lamps, highlights the collective enthusiasm and faith of the local community and pilgrims.
Local authorities and volunteers have coordinated the lighting to ensure the safety and aesthetic appeal of the display. The glowing diyas have become a focal point for social media, with thousands of images and videos shared online, showcasing the unique cultural heritage of the region.
As Diwali approaches, the city remains bustling with activity, with markets and temples preparing for the influx of devotees. The lighting of these diyas serves not only as a religious ritual but also as a symbol of peace and prosperity for the entire nation.
This massive illumination effort is a traditional practice in Ayodhya, reflecting the deep religious significance of the city as the birthplace of Lord Rama. The sheer scale of the event, involving millions of oil lamps, highlights the collective enthusiasm and faith of the local community and pilgrims.
Local authorities and volunteers have coordinated the lighting to ensure the safety and aesthetic appeal of the display. The glowing diyas have become a focal point for social media, with thousands of images and videos shared online, showcasing the unique cultural heritage of the region.
As Diwali approaches, the city remains bustling with activity, with markets and temples preparing for the influx of devotees. The lighting of these diyas serves not only as a religious ritual but also as a symbol of peace and prosperity for the entire nation.