Tata Sons to build Rs 650-crore Museum of Temples in Ayodhya

Tata Sons to build Rs 650-crore Museum of Temples in Ayodhya

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: July 01 2024

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The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet approved Tata Sons' Rs 650 crore project to build a 'museum of temples' in Ayodhya, highlighting the history and architecture of India's renowned temples, with land provided on a 90-year lease for a nominal fee.
The state cabinet sanctioned Rs 100 crore for further development in Ayodhya and endorsed helicopter services in Lucknow, Prayagraj, and Kapilvastu. Additionally, three dormant heritage buildings will be transformed into tourist attractions.
A significant expansion of the sewage system in Ayodhya's outer areas under the Amrit Yojana-2 programme was announced, with a budget of Rs 351.40 crore, and the financial contribution share by local bodies towards the scheme was reduced.

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