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UP News: As a result of the massive Ram temple being built in Ayodhya, Ramnagari is also becoming a premier tourist destination. It is also suggested that Panchvati Island and the Shri Ram Experience Center be built in this order on 75 acres at Guptar Ghat, close to the Saryu River. In order to help the Indian people embrace their Vedic culture and integrate it into their daily lives and enjoy happy, healthy lives, the Ram Anubhav Kendra is being built on Panchavati Island. The proposal states that Ram Anubhav Kendra will be built using a temporary building.
UP News: During the rainy season, these temporary structures will be destroyed, and Shri Ram Anubhav Kendra will not be open. The Yogi government has placed a strong emphasis on creating a system for flood control and prevention because of its proximity to the Saryu River. Notable is the proposal for the Ram Anubhav Center, which calls for the construction of 75 acres on Panchavati Island, which is sprawled across 1,000 acres. The river that surrounds Panchavati Island is approximately 12 feet below ground level, except during the rainy season. Because of this, the Shri Ram Experience Center will not be open during the rainy season, meaning that the center will not be impacted by floods.
UP News: In a recent high-level meeting, Chief Secretary Durga Shanker Mishra made his recommendation for the NOC for the building. The proposal states that Panchavati Island’s flood protection management system will be the main focus. This means that, following the conclusion of the wet season, these structures will be reassembled in October, at which point Shri Ram Anubhav Kendra will reopen for business. During the rainy season, however, the institute will remain closed.
UP News: In order to eliminate the chance of an accident, the structure will also be erected far enough from the river to create a 100-foot buffer zone. Prior to construction and operation, Ram Anubhav Kendra will only be operational after receiving the all-clear from all regulatory agencies, including the Municipal Corporation, Fire Service, Electrical Safety, and Pollution Control Board. A committee made up of representatives from the relevant departments will be established to ensure that all regulations are followed. This committee will check the Shri Ram Anubhav Center surreptitiously and on a regular basis, every 15 days, to ensure that there are no shortages of any kind.
Panchavati Island to be a no-plastic zone.
The self-sustaining model that was created using the principles of the “Arth Ganga Project” served as the foundation for the entire project’s design. Under this effort, Panchavati Island would be a plastic-free zone. No construction will make use of RCC or PCC. Construction techniques and sludge, waste, and sewage disposal Kush and bamboo will be used to build the cottage.
Programs will be organized for Yoga Gram seekers.
Sewage will be held in biodegradable septic tanks, and water will be cleaned to STP standards and used for agriculture and horticulture. Shree Anna shall be given priority over the project (Millets Grain). For those interested in yoga villages, a variety of programs including meditation, pranayama, yajna, havan, etc., will be held. There will be established centers for naturopathy and Ayurvedic treatments. Additionally, Kala Gram will feature items from every district in the state on exhibit. On Panchvati Island, crops will be cultivated using cosmic farming and organic methods. Folk songs and cultural activities that are no longer in use will provide employment chances for local folk performers.
Taru Tal Vedic School will be established.
In addition, followers will have the chance to raise awareness for the environment by planting a sapling on the sacred ground of Ayodhya in remembrance of their forefathers. There will be a Taru Tal Vedic School built for pupils from lower-income backgrounds. Training centers for adventure sports and bamboo skill development will also be established here.