Transportation of State-of-the-Art Water Purification Machines to Ayodhya for Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir

New Delhi, EW Correspondent: Shri Krishna Gupta, former OSD of the Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India, flagged off a truck transporting 10 advanced water purification machines to be used in Ayodhya, the sacred land of Shri Ram.

The water purification machines, developed based on cutting-edge technology by the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre and manufactured by Stellarin Ventures Private Limited, a licensee and collaborative partner of BARC, were dispatched with a ceremonial flag-off at Dhruv Guest House in New Delhi. Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple's consecration ceremony is scheduled for January 22, 2024, with the honorable presence of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

These state-of-the-art machines, directed by Director Arun Kumar Tiwari, will purify water for visitors without wasting a single drop. Their construction was funded through the allocation of funds by MLA Madhavendra Pratap Singh, representing the Sawayajpur constituency in the legislative assembly of Uttar Pradesh.

Manufactured with stainless steel, these machines promise a long lifespan and minimal maintenance. Shri Kameshwar Chaupal, a key member of the Ram Janmabhoomi Trust, and Shri Vashisth Narayan Choubey have played crucial roles in the project.

In a remarkable feat, Shri B.K. Shukla, Project Director of Tata Consulting Engineering Limited engaged in the activities of the Ram Temple, revealed that these machines would be installed within the temple precincts for the benefit of devotees.

"The construction of these machines has been done in stainless steel, ensuring a significantly long lifespan and minimal maintenance due to its reliance on advanced modern technology. Given the targeted goal of manufacturing and sending them to Shri Ayodhya in a very short time, Shri Jeev Kant Jha, Shri Vijay Jha, along with Shri Anant Kumar and Shri Kunal Kishor from SUSTATECH Implemetors llp played a crucial role. Working tirelessly day and night, they successfully fulfilled this objective, ensuring the timely dispatch of these machines to Shri Ayodhya."

. Shri Ram Temple Trust expresses gratitude to Lord Shri Ram for His blessings and hopes that the innovative technology will serve the nation's well-being in the future.

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