With only a few hours left until Ram Lalla Pran Praitshtha ceremony in Ayodhya, the devotees wait with bated breath for the big day. India’s largest floating light-emitting diode (LED) display was reportedly built at Saryu Ghat in the temple town to broadcast ‘Pran Pratistha’ event live.
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- What are the dimensions of the LED being installed in Ayodhya?
- Who created this screen?
- How are the preparations going for the big day?
What are the dimensions of the LED being installed in Ayodhya?
AI envisions LED display installed in Ayodhya | Image: Generated in DALL.E
The total length of this floating LED display is 69 feet and its height is 16 feet. A Gujarat-based company created the screen for the live broadcast of the Pran Pratistha ceremony on January 22.
Who created this screen?
A Gujarat-based company has created India’s largest floating LED display for this historic occasion | Image: Unsplash (for representational purposes only)
Akshay Anand, CEO of Floating LED Displays, said that a Gujarat-based company has created India’s largest floating LED display for the historic occasion of January 22.
“The length of this entire display is 69 feet and the height is 16 feet, making the entire floating LED display approximately 1,100 square feet,” he said.
Pran Pratishtha’s show will be presented live from Saryu Ghat.
How are the preparations going for the big day?
Security enhanced in temple town on Saturday for Ram Lalla’s Pran Praitshtha event | Image: X
Meanwhile, security was beefed up in the temple town on Saturday for Ram Lalla’s Pran Praitshtha event, which was expected to be attended by around 8,000 VIP guests.
The Uttar Pradesh police force, which was scheduled to visit Ayodhya, arrived and took up position in the temple town, with patrols carried out from all three areas – land, river and air.
“Our police force reached Ayodhya for the Pran Pratishtha ceremony. Our police force, which was supposed to reach Ayodhya, arrived and was also deployed. The entire police force was briefed again today,” the senior police officer said.
Piyush Mordia, additional director general (ADG) of Lucknow zone, said boats are monitoring the Saryu river while drones are flying high for aerial observations.
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Source: vtt.edu.vn