Modi govt. aims to put Ayodhya on the global tourism map

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Bhubaneswar/Ayodhya: Several projects are in the pipeline to put Ayodhya on the international tourist map. As per reports, National High-Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRC) has applied for a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Airport Authority of India to start the Bullet Train project connecting Ayodhya to New Delhi. As per the plan, the high-speed Bullet Train will connect New Delhi to three major pilgrimage cities in Uttar Pradesh that are Varanasi, Prayagraj and Ayodhya. The Bullet Train connecting Delhi to Ayodhya will cover a distance of over 670 km with speed ranging between 320-350 km/hr. It will cut down travel time between Delhi and Ayodhya to three hours. Apart from Bullet Train, an international airport is also coming up in the city, and the authorities are working on the project at a fast pace. Ayodhya has faced discrimination in terms of development projects from the previous governments. Since BJP formed the government in the state, several projects have been announced for the districts. After the Supreme Court passed the judgement in favour of Ram Lalla Virajmaan, countless projects have been announced for the district to fast-track the development in the area. CM Yogi Adityanath announced that the city is to be developed as a religious, Vedic and solar-powered sustainable city. Ayodhya has a historical, cultural and spiritual foundation and the Central and State governments want to develop it as a global tourist destination while being a sustainable city.

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