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This Deepotsava marked the first celebration since the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony at the temple.
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Ayodhya celebrated its first Deepotsava since Ram Lalla's installation in the new Ram Mandir.
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The city set two Guinness World Records: 2,512,585 oil lamps along the Saryu River and 1,121 people performing simultaneous diya rotations.
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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, alongside other dignitaries, received the world record certificates and witnessed spectacular fireworks.
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The festivities included laser shows, light displays and 18 tableaux depicting Lord Ram's life story.
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Prime Minister Modi called it a "special" Diwali, noting it as the first celebration with Lord Ram in his new temple after 500 years.
The five-day festival commemorates Lord Rama's return from 14 years of exile.
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Since 2017, Deepotsava has grown into a major event, boosting local tourism and business in Ayodhya.
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How are you celebrating Diwali?
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