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Pushkar Development Project: Rajasthan’s holy pilgrimage city Pushkar may soon be seen in a new and grand form. For this religious city which attracts lakhs of devotees and tourists from India and abroad. Rs 418.70 crore Mega development plan has been prepared. The aim of this ambitious project is not only to beautify the city, but also to give it a new identity at the global level by combining its religious, cultural and historical identity with modern facilities.
Under this scheme Brahma Temple Corridor, development of 52 ghats, 16 ancient temples Work will be done on renovation, better traffic system and many modern facilities related to tourism. The detailed action plan (DPR) for the project has been prepared and the responsibility has also been handed over to the concerned agencies.
20 big development works will be done including Brahma Temple Corridor:
A total of 20 major development works are proposed under this mega project. Ajmer Development Authority is responsible for completing these works. (ADA) Including six different executive agencies.
The most prominent attraction of the scheme will be the Brahma Temple Corridor. Brahma Temple is counted among the most selected and famous Brahma temples of the world. In such a situation, with the construction of a corridor, the movement of devotees will become more organized and the religious atmosphere of the temple complex will also become more attractive. Along with this, Pushkar Parikrama route will also be developed, so that devotees and tourists can get better facilities.
Rs 87.50 crore will be spent on beautification of 52 ghats:
The religious importance of Pushkar Sarovar is centuries old. Bathing and worshiping here has special spiritual significance. For this reason, beautification of 52 ghats has been given highest priority in the project.
on this task Rs 87.50 crore Will be spent. While preserving the structure of the ghats, they will be made more clean, attractive and convenient, so that devotees and tourists can have a better experience. This is also expected to give new impetus to religious tourism.
16 ancient temples will be renovated:
Special emphasis has also been laid on preserving religious heritage in the development plan. close to Rs 11.20 crore at a cost of 16 ancient temples Will be renovated.
in these Brahma Temple, Varaha Temple, Neelkanth Mahadev Temple And Bawan Bhairav Temple Including many historical temples. During restoration and conservation, special attention will be paid to preserving the original architectural style and cultural identity of these temples.
Modern facilities will increase for tourists:
Along with religious tourism, modern urban facilities have also been made an important part of this project.
Under the plan approximately 33.95 crores At a cost of Rs. Two entry plaza, parking, tram way station And bus stop Will be developed. With this, devotees and tourists coming to the city can get a lot of relief from traffic and parking related problems.
Apart from this, separate work will also be done to improve traffic management in the city so that the crowd can be managed during festivals and fairs.
Heritage tram, museum and light and sound show will become attractions:
An attempt has been made in the project to make the tourism experience memorable along with religious importance.
under this approximately Rs 10 crore It is proposed to start heritage tram at a cost of Rs. A museum with modern facilities will be developed with Rs 17 crore, where the history, culture and religious importance of Pushkar will be displayed.
Also close to Rs 18 crore Light and sound show and musical fountains will also be constructed at a cost of Rs. This will create a new attraction for tourists in the evening and will boost the tourism activities of the city.
Focus will also be on lake front development and cleanliness:
in the project 40 crores Lake front development will be done at a cost of Rs, so that the area around Pushkar Sarovar can become more organized and attractive.
Along with this, sewerage system and solid waste management will also be strengthened. In view of the increasing crowd at religious places, cleanliness and environmental protection have been made an important part of the project, so that the natural and spiritual nature of the city can be protected for a long time.
Development work may start soon:
According to Water Resources Minister Suresh Singh Rawat, the DPR (Detailed Project Report) of this project has been prepared. In preparing it, suggestions from various stakeholders and instructions of the Chief Minister have been incorporated. Now the process of getting the project off the ground is being carried forward rapidly.
If the plan goes ahead as scheduled, Pushkar will not only become more convenient for devotees in the coming years, but can also become an important example of religious tourism and conservation of cultural heritage.
FAQs
1. What is the total cost of Pushkar Development Project?
A mega project worth Rs 418.70 crore has been prepared for the overall development of Pushkar, in which both religious and tourism sectors will be developed.
2. What are the major works involved in this project?
The plan includes Brahma Temple Corridor, beautification of 52 ghats, restoration of 16 ancient temples, heritage tram, museum, lake front development and modern transport facilities.
3. What will be the benefits of Pushkar Development Project to the devotees and tourists?
This project will provide better facilities to the devotees, easy darshan, clean ghats, modern tourist facilities and better traffic system, which will further improve the religious and tourist experience of Pushkar.
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Input By : Hitesh Kumar Balam