Shri Ram Mandir project in Ayodhya dham has won the prestigious ‘Sword of Honour’ award, said Nripendra Misra, chairman of the Construction Committee of Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The award is given by the British Safety Council. It is one of the prestigious accolades in safety management.
Ayodhya’s Ram Temple Wins ‘Sword Of Honour’ Award
Why In News
- Shri Ram Mandir project in Ayodhya dham has won the prestigious ‘Sword of Honour’ award, said Nripendra Misra, chairman of the Construction Committee of Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The award is given by the British Safety Council. It is one of the prestigious accolades in safety management.
About The Award
- “British Safety Council conducts the audit of the process, practices, and finally on-site activity assessments. Only those who achieve a five-star assessment are eligible to enter for the ‘Sword of Honour’ award contest,” a statement released by the Ram Mandir construction committee read.
- Earlier M/s Larsen & Toubro responsible for the construction of the temple were also awarded the ‘Golden Trophy’ by the National Safety Council for safety measures taken in the construction of Ram Temple, it added.
- The temple project combines cultural heritage with engineering brilliance, it said, adding to ensure the quality of the construction by M/s Larsen & Toubro there was close coordination with M/s Tata Consulting Engineers and effective supervision by the Construction Committee of Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust.
Aayodya Ram Mandir
- Travelers drawn to Ayodhya’s spiritual allure now have another reason to marvel at this project—not just for its cultural significance but also as an example of modern construction excellence.
- In addition to the Sword of Honour, the project received further acknowledgment when Larsen & Toubro was presented with a ‘Golden Trophy’ by the National Safety Council of India for its exceptional safety measures during the temple’s construction.
- This dual recognition underscores the Ram Temple’s unwavering focus on maintaining stringent safety protocols while balancing the demands of a heritage construction project.
- The Ram Temple’s architectural journey is as mesmerizing as its spiritual significance. Slated for completion by June 2025, the temple’s first and second floors, including its stunning Shikhar (spire), are nearing completion. Crafted from Bansi Paharpur stone—a material famed for its timeless beauty and resilience—this architectural masterpiece will feature nearly 15 lakh cubic feet of intricately carved stone, enhanced with opulent marble cladding.
- For travelers and devotees alike, the Ram Temple promises to be more than just a sacred site. It is poised to become a destination where history, devotion, and world-class craftsmanship converge. Once completed, this temple will stand as a beacon of India’s rich spiritual legacy, welcoming pilgrims and history enthusiasts from around the globe.
- But there’s more to the story than just bricks and stones. The recognition bestowed by the British Safety Council adds a contemporary layer to its narrative. The Sword of Honour isn’t just an award—it’s a testament to the dedication and professionalism that have gone into creating this marvel. Travelers visiting Ayodhya will witness not just a place of worship but also a shining example of how modern practices can elevate ancient traditions.
