Madhya Pradesh CM Advocates Light and Sound Shows in Religious Corridors

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav proposed the creation of light and sound shows at various religious and cultural corridors across the state. He emphasized the depiction of significant events such as Lord Ram's exile and suggested forming local management committees. Development projects include religious 'Loks' and infrastructure for devotees.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has underscored the need for light and sound shows at various religious and cultural corridors being developed across the state.

After reviewing the progress of these corridors, Yadav directed officials to ensure the depiction of events related to Lord Ram's exile at the under-construction Ramraja Lok in Orchha.

He also stressed the importance of forming local management committees from relevant departments such as culture, tourism, and urban development to oversee these projects. The state tourism department is currently developing 18 'Loks', with progress on 10 religious and four cultural corridors underway.

The CM highlighted the necessity of developing surrounding infrastructure and facilities for devotees and visitors. He also instructed the establishment of a research institute and educational institution in Sant Ravidas Lok in Sagar and an ayurvedic hospital in Bhadwa Mata Lok in Neemuch.

In addition, Yadav urged the integration of modern technology like projection and mapping to enhance the display of religious stories and folk arts, aiming to instill a sense of pride towards heritage sites among the youth.

(With inputs from agencies.)